Fort Benning JOC Site Visit Briefing _11032021.pdf

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Job Order Contract Solicitation – W911SF-21-B-0001 Site Visit 11 March 2021 Fort Benning, GA

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Ft. Benning Background

Ft. Benning by the Numbers

JOC Support to Installation Mission

Historical Project Examples

Existing Contracts

Questions

Agenda

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• Founded in 1918

• 285 square miles (458.6 square kilometers)

• Population

• Active Duty – 31,342

• Civilians – 4216

• Contractors – 2044

• Family Members – 52,400

Fort Benning – The Heart and Soul of the Army

Historically the intellectual center of the maneuver force

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Historically the intellectual center of the maneuver force

Legacy of Columbus Leadership Columbus demonstrated keen vision to see a strategic shift on the horizon and postured the community to receive a military installation on the brink of WWI

Legacy of Innovation Long Tradition of Combined Arms and innovation

Infantry School and Board 1919-Present Tank School 1932-1938 Airborne School 1940-Present 2nd Armored Division stood up 1940 Air Mobility Test 1963-1965; 1st Cavalry Division deploys to Vietnam 1965

Legacy of Leadership 1919 - GEN Eisenhower 1927 - GEN Marshall 1920s - GEN Bradley 1940 - GEN Patton 1980 - LTG Grange

Fort Benning – The Heart and Soul of the Army

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The Maneuver Center of Excellence and Fort Benning provide trained and combat–ready Soldiers and leaders;

develop the doctrine and capabilities of the Maneuver Force; and provide a first-class quality of life for our

Soldiers, Civilians, and Army Families.

MCOE Mission

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Maneuver Center of Excellence

ARTB 198th IN 199th IN 194th AR 316th CAV

Capabilities Development and Integration Directorate

Directorate of Training and Doctrine

DCG AR

DCG IN

Tenant Units

Ranger Regiment TF 1-28 IN 17th ASOS 14th CSH WHINSEC BMACHWTC (NG) AMU1st SFAB DENTAC

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3,227

15,953

Basic Combat Training

23,691

Armor/Cavalry/ Infantry OSUT

8,300 Cavalry Scout

Courses

8,810

Basic Officer Leader Course/ Maneuver Captains Career

Course NCO Academy

Office Candidate Course

1,714

Reconnaissance Courses

2,009

Fort Benning FY 2017 Training Load ~ 67,404 Soldiers

TRAIN THE FUNDAMENTALS & DEVELOP LEADERS

Human Performance (Lead: DOTD)

Lethality and Tactical Fundamentals (Lead: CMD Teams)` Training & Education (Lead: DOTD)

Develop Doctrine (Lead: DOTD) Soldier 2020 (Lead: G3)

Operating Force receives qualified maneuver Soldiers and

Leaders prepared to join a formation in combat

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11,016 Military (Perm) 33,818 Family Members 16,785 Military Trainees

(weekly average) 6,845 Federal Civilian

Employees 4,000 Housing Units 30,000 Acres In ACUB - 60,000 is Target 20 Million SF building space

Our “Culture of Excellence” extends to our Community Partners

DoD's ECONOMIC IMPACT to Georgia = $21.4 BILLION 10% (+) Georgia’s Population = Active/Retired Mil & Active/Retired DoD Civilian Of the 9.5 Million (+) Population Of Georgia, 1 Million (+) are DoD Compensated 9 OF 10 TOP DEFENSE CONTRACTORS are in Georgia and support various

Fort Benning missions.

Partners In Education (PIE) Recognizing Regional Educational Excellence; 36

Military Educational Partnerships 6,303 Military Children Attend Public Schools; 2,248 Attend DoD Schools 70% Of Fort Benning Population Resides Off Post Area Hospitals Accept Up To 15% of Fort Benning Patients

Fort Benning…by the numbers

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SH

HC

HC

Total Acres: 182,464

- GA: 170,510

- AL: 11,954

- Cantonment: 12,560

- Dud Areas: 16,068

- Maneuver Trng: 101,713

- Ranges: 13,124

Live Fire Ranges: 83 Inactive Ranges: 7

Art/Mtr Firing Points: 34

- Training Areas: 300

- Training Fac/Sites: 49

DAILY TRAINING

MISSIONS: ~145

Harmony Church

(AR BOLC & OSUT,

91A/M AIT & RTB)

Sand Hill

(IN OSUT &

BCT)

Good Hope

MTA

Southern

MTA

Northern

MTA

Oscar Complex

Hastings Range

Upgrade

Stationary Gunnery Ranges 1

& 2

Malone Complex 19D/K

OSUT

MTA

Main Post

(IN BOLC, OCS,

NCOA, & 75th

Rangers

Kelley Hill

SFAB/MATA

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DPW Mission

Provide, operate, repair, and maintain the installation’s real property facilities

- perform minor and major construction

- provide on-post housing

- provide space management

- conduct long range master planning

- manage energy, environmental, historical, cultural, and natural resources programs

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Support to Mission - JOC

The JOC is established to provide cost effective, efficient and quality construction services in support of Ft. Benning DPW’s annual SRM program and mission.

The JOC will act as a bridge between existing MATOC and

BASEOPS contracts generating much needed maneuver space for timely procurement and execution of annual sustainment requirements.

Coupled with associated eGordian® software and price book, the JOC is expected to provide expedient delivery of sustainment requirements on multiple task orders simultaneously.

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Historical Sustainment Projects

FY20

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RPPB

Priority Project Description Unit/

Customer Customer

Priority

1 Repair Interior, Bldg 83, Barracks 199th 1

2 Repair HVAC, Bldg 2833, Barracks, 75th RR 75th 1

3 Construct Latrine, Bldg 3010, Reception Station, 30th AG 194th 1

4 Repair HVAC, Bldg 2888, Barracks TF 1-28 1

5 Repair HVAC, Bldg 2834, Barracks 75th 2

6 Repair Runway Signage (Study-Design) LAAF 1

7 Convert Open Area to Living Quarters, Bldg 2492, LAAF Fire Station DES 1

8 Repair HVAC R-22 Chillers (2), Bldg 2411, Freedom Hall DPW 1

9 Repair Interior, Bldg 243, AMU HQ USAMU 1

10 Repair Interior/Exterior, Bldg 5019, Organizational Storage, ARTB ARTB 1

Historical Sustainment Projects (Srm)

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RPPB

Priority Project Description Unit/

Customer Customer

Priority

11 Repair Bldg 9076, Conference Center, Unit deployment, Family Readiness Group SFAB 1

12 Repair Bldg 3215, 198th BDE HQ 198th 1

13 Repair HVAC, Bldg 5511, Operations RD 1

14 Repair Flat Roof, Bldg 396 WHIN 1

15 Repair Bldg 20, Maintenance Facility, Camp Merrill FMX 1

16 Repair HVAC, Bldg 9224, Health Clinic MED 1

17 Repair Ochillee Cutoff Road from ASP to VHA DOTS 1

18 Repair HVAC, Bldg 89, HQs and Administration NEC 1

19 Repair HVAC, Bldg 9230, Soldier for Life DHR 1

20 Repair Bldgs 38 and 63, Arms Room and Barracks, ARTB, Camp Merrill ARTB 2

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RPPB

Priority Project Description Unit/

Customer Customer

Priority

21 Repair Interior, Bldg 2490, EOD Co HQ 789th EOD 1

22 Repair Bldg 3270, USO activities USO 1

23 Repair Ft. Benning Road North DPW 2

24 Repair Bldg 2779, Motorcycle Safety Course Safety 1

25 Install PAPI Lights, Runway 33 LAAF 2

26 Repair HVAC, Bldg 2832, Barracks 75th RR 75th 3

27 Convert Pit Latrines to Water-Septic Latrines, Patton Range RD 2

28 Install Fire Pump Bldg 241 DPW 3

29 Repair Hedley's Pond Dam DPW 4

30 Convert Pit Latrines to Water/Septic Latrines, Oscar 6 MRF RD 3

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RPPB

Priority Project Description Unit/

Customer Customer

Priority

31 Repair HVAC, Bldg 2862, Server Room MBL 1

32 Repair Bldg 1051, 1st Division Child Development Center DFMWR 1

33 Repair Bldg. 2861, JTAC Simulation Bldg Air Force 1

34 Repair Hangar Doors Bldg 2491, Bldg 2446 ARTB 3

35 Repair Cusseta Rd Bridge Approaches DPW 4

36 Repair (by replacement) Magazine 5975, ASP LRC 1

37 Repair C2 Facilities, AO Yellow and AO Green RD 4

38 Repair Buena Vista Rd from 2nd Armor Div to Malone 26 DPW 5

39 Repair Bldg 3355 for DFMWR T-Shirt Shop and Java Café USO 2

40 Repair Low Water Crossing, M88 Training Area 194th 2

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RPPB

Priority Project Description Unit/

Customer Customer

Priority

41 Resurface Track, M6697, Doughboy Stadium DFMWR 2

42 Repair HVAC System w/ Redundancy, Bldg

8857, LMR NEC 2

43 Paint Interior Infantry Chapel, Bldg 101 Chaplain 1

44 Restripe Installation Roads DPW 6

45 Repair Mezzanine, Bldg 2876, Operations Air Force 2

46 Resurface and Restripe Parking, Sledgehammer Clinic, Bldg 9052 MED 2

47 Construct Latrine at Horsebowl DPW 7

48 Repave Uchee Creek Rd, Phase 1 DFMWR 3

DPW 8 3

49 Repair HVAC Insulation, Bldg 1294, Pool Indoor Range, USAMU 2

50 Repair Bldg 2781, Motorpool 789th EOD 2

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DPW Contracts

•Architect-Engineer

•Construction

•Energy Savings

Custodial, Grounds, Refuse, Pest Control, Elevator Maintenance, Portable Toilets, Underground Storage Tank Removal, Washrack Maintenance

Operation & Maintenance

Privatized Utilities

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Means of Procurement and Contracts Existing

MICC

•Construction MATOC

•Paving Requirements Contract

•Service Contracts (Grounds, Refuse, Custodial, etc.)

•O&M Contract (BASEOPS)

•Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC)

•Privatized Utilities (Water, Electric, Gas)

USACE:

•Savannah District, Mobile District, Huntsville Center

•A-E, Construction SATOC/MATOC

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Other Construction Activities

DeCA

AAFES

DFMWR

MEDCOM

DoDEA

Residential Communities Initiative

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Questions