LRD FY25 Overview Industry Day Slides_DEC2024.pdf

GREAT LAKES AND OHIO

RIVER DIVISION

LRD Overview

Don Johantges Deputy Programs Director

DIVISION BOUNDARIES

LEADERSHIP TEAM

MISSION

Deliver vital engineering solutions, in collaboration with our partners, to secure our Nation, energize our economy, and reduce disaster risk

Regulatory 13,343 permits issued in FY20

Recreation 890 Recreation Areas

- 52M visits/year

- 22K jobs supported

- $1.7B in Visitor Spending

- 600K Land Acres

- 500K Water Acres

Flood Risk Management 88 FRM Dams 551 miles of Levees

- $44.4B in Damages Prevented

- Dam Safety Production Center

- National Dam Safety MCX

Navigation 60 Locks And Dams 66 Deep Draft Harbors 83 Shallow Draft Harbors 150 miles of Breakwaters

- 3400 miles waterways

- Over 194M tons on Ohio River

- Over 154M tons on Great Lakes

Infrastructure Division

T

Emergency Mgmt

- Proponent USACE Temp EM Power - $62M+ FEMA MAs in ’20

- 5 PRTs (Debris, Housing, IA, Power, and Roofing)

Hydropower 10 Federal USACE Plants

- 4.2M MWHr/yr (FY20)

- 33 non-Fed FERC licensed plants

- 18 Operating FERC Plants

Mission Overview To provide engineering, construction, real estate, installation support, and environmental services for the Army, Air Force, Navy, Department of Defense (DoD) Agencies, Joint Commands, and other U.S.

federal agencies.

Encompasses 5 States:

(10) Army Installations

(4) Air Force Installations

(3) DoD Installations

Enterprise Mission Assignments:

• Army Reserve Program

• Air Force Reserve Program

• Army ERCIP Program

MILITARY MISSION

Environmental Resiliency Conservation Infrastructure Program (ERCIP) Nationwide $2B DB/DBB MATOC Acquisition by Louisville District

Johnson County Phase II $25M-$100M Acquisition by Huntington District

Great Lakes Dredging Program Considering changes to how we solicit these to foster more competition and efficiencies for Industry

Kentucky Lock Operational Contract

DBB BVTO

$100M-$250M Acquisition by Nashville District

Chickamauga Lock Replacement – Approach Wall and Decommissioning

DBB BVTO

$100M-$250M Acquisition by Nashville District

Rough River Dam Safety

DBB BVTO

Over $250M Acquisition by Louisville District

FY25 HIGHLIGHTS

GREAT LAKES AND OHIO RIVER DIVISION

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW – CIVIL

WORKS

DECEMBER 4, 2024

12/11/2024

• 5,600 professionals serving over 58 million people

One Division, Two Watersheds

335,000 square miles; All or parts of 17 states

Civil Works Program Overview

Regulatory 7,646 permits issued in FY24

Dams

DSAC 1 1 (NAV)

DSAC 2 8

DSAC 3 49

Recreation 842 Recreation Areas

- 526M visits/year

- 22K jobs supported

- $1.7B in Visitor Spending

- 600K Land Acres

- 500K Water Acres

Flood Risk Management 88 FRM Dams 551 miles of Levees

- $45.6B in Damages Prevented

- Dam Safety Production Center

- National Dam Safety MCX

Navigation 60 Locks And Dams 60 Deep Draft Harbors 80 Shallow Draft Harbors 105 miles of Breakwaters

- 3100 miles of Navigable waterways

- Over 180M tons on Ohio River

- Over 145M tons on Great Lakes

USACE’s Infrastructure Division

T

Emergency Mgmt

- Proponent USACE Temp EM Power - $147M+ FEMA MAs in ’20

- 5 PRTs (Debris, Temp Power. Housing, Roofing & Infrastructure Assessment)

Hydropower 10 Federal USACE Plants

- 2.8M MWHr/yr (FY24)

- 20 non-Fed FERC licensed plants

- 22 Operating FERC Plants

GREAT LAKES RESTORATION INITIATIVE (GLRI)

USEPA (GLNPO) led program to restore and protect the Great Lakes

USACE one of 16 Federal agencies implementing GLRI Utilize planning, design, construction and technical assistance authorities/capabilities GLRI funds are used to support projects under USACE authorities, and are also provided through Economy Act IA’s for IIS projects (i.e. EPA’s Great Lakes Legacy Act (GLLA)) USACE annually receives $30-50M of GLRI funds on 75-125 projects Approximately $600M of GLRI funding has been provided to USACE since 2010

Five focus areas define actions and guide funding 1: Toxic Substances & Areas of Concern (AOCs) 2: Invasive Species 3: Nonpoint Source Pollution Impacts on Nearshore Health 4: Habitats & Species 5: Foundations for Future Restoration Actions

Top 3 GLRI priorities:

Cleanup and delisting Areas of Concern (AOCs) Invasive species prevention (incl. Invasive Carp Framework) Reducing phosphorous loadings and harmful algae blooms

GLRI funds are prioritized to specific projects through a competitive process in coordination with representatives from all Federal agencies

GLRI funds are intended to supplement, but not supplant, base appropriations of USACE and other agencies

Civil Works Program Business Lines

• Navigation

• Flood Risk Management

• Emergency Response

• Regulatory

• Environmental

• Recreation

• Water Supply

• Hydropower

Three Year Average Funding about $2.63 B By Business Line By Appropriation

Mega-Projects - Navigation Olmsted Locks and Dam Lower Monongahela Locks and Dams Chickamauga Lock Kentucky Lock Soo Lock Upper Ohio TJ O’Brien

National/Regional Centers & Missions

• Dam Safety Modification Mandatory Center of Expertise

(DSMMCX) & Dam Safety Production Center (DSPC) - LRH

• Planning Center of Expertise for Inland Navigation – Risk-

Informed Economics Division (PCXIN-RED) - LRH

• Inland Navigation Design Center (INDC) – MVD/LRD

• USACE Temporary Power MSC

Mega-Projects – Dam Safety Bluestone Dam East Branch Dam Rough River Dam Center Hill Dam Wolf Creek/Center Hill Dam

Spillway Gates

Flood Risk Management

17%

Navigation 71%

Hydropower 2%

Env. Restoration 0%

Recreation 2%

Env.

Stewardship

1%

Water Supply 0%

FUSRAP

7%

Construction 44%

FUSRAP

7%

Investigations 0%

O&M (Non-HTMF)

34% O&M (HMTF)

15%

CIVIL WORKS CONTRACT OPPORTUNITY SUMMARY

District

Solicit ations

FY24

1st Qtr

FY24

2nd Qtr

FY24

3rd Qtr

FY24

4th Qtr Examples

Buffalo 6 0 5 1 0 Dredging, Soil Remediation, Fish Passage, Beach Renourishment, Research Facility

Chicago 25 5 6 3 11 Dredging, Breakwater Repairs, Sewer/Water/Stormwater Improvement Projects, Building Construction and Restoration, Coastal Structure Repairs to include Breakwaters, Riverine Restoration, Dam and Levee Maintenance and Removals, Construct Loading Dock, Sheet Pile Repairs

Detroit 17 12 1 2 2 Dredging, Breakwater Construction/Repairs, Generator Replacement and Switchgear, Revetment Repair, Lamprey Trap Construction, Demolish Pier and Construct Rubble Mound, Groundwater Remediation, Sewer Rehabilitation, Environmental Services

Huntington 89 22 17 25 25 Bridge Rehabilitation, Fabricate/Service/Replace Miter/Service Gates, Renovate Project Office/Roof, Repair Concrete Spalling, Tunnel Repairs, Generator Replacement, Maintenance Services, Security Systems, Dam/Intake Rehab, Install Piezometers, Replace Motor Control Center, Rip Rap

Louisville *CW only 8* 1 0 4 3

Wastewater Treatment Plant, Repair Miter Gates, Rehab Auxilary Chamber, Replace Emergency Bulkheads, Replace Culvert Valves, Boat Ramp and High Wall Repair, Replace/Repair Lock Control System, Replace Tainter Gate Cable Connections

Nashville 21 1 1 7 12 Spillway Bridge Deck, Sewer Improvements, Slope Stabilization, Transformer/Turbine Generator Rehab/Replacement, Gear Boxes, Drainhole Cleanouts

Pittsburgh 23 6 0 14 3 Ohio River Lock Chamber Construction, Replace Lock Hydraulic Cylinders, Paving, Crane Replacement, Service/Paint Bridge Repair, Replace Roof, Slope Repairs, Stormwater Improvements, Building and Grounds Service, Water Intake Repairs, Replace Sewage Treatment Facility, Concrete Removal, Questions

LRD INDUSTRY DAY

DREDGING

Christopher Phillips Deputy Chief of Operations Great Lakes and Ohio Rivers Division

04 DEC 2024

• Dredging is removing Silt and Debris to an authorized channel depths along navigable waterways

• Example Authorized Depths:

• Great Lakes: 20-32 Feet.

• Ohio River: 9 Feet.

DREDGING

• 141 Federal Authorized Projects in

GLNS

• 60 Deep Draft Harbors

• 81 Shallow Draft Recreation

Harbors

• Over 100 Miles of navigation structures

• 600 Miles of Navigation Channel

• 5 Locks (Including SOO Locks)

• Confined Disposal Facilities

GREAT LAKES DISTRICTS PORTFOLIO

Annual Dredging Need: 3.3 M cubic yds in the Great Lakes’ federal harbors and channels

Typical Dredging Program: 20-30 projects annually, 3-5 M cubic yds

Factors that influence cost include:

Environmental requirements (dredging windows, limitations on open-lake placement, state 401 environmental certificates)

Many small quantity harbors in system (vs more cost-effective large quantity harbors)

Contractor mobilization costs

Short dredging season and weather delays in outer harbors during dredging season (equipment is smaller and thus cannot handle rough conditions as much as oceanic coastal equipment)

Material placement – especially where double handling is required

Key stakeholders for engagement: Lake Carriers’ Assoc; GL Ports Association; Port directors;

harbor committees; state agencies, local cities/communities; industries in the port/harbor

GREAT LAKES DREDGING

RIVERS DISTRICTS

• 9 Waterways

• 2500 Navigable Miles

• 32 Locks

• 15 Channels

LRD DISTRICT CONTACTS LIST

Buffalo David Swiatek Operations and Technical Support Section Chief

(716) 879-4371 david.swiatek@usace.army.mil

Chicago Jeffrey MacDonald Technical Support Branch Chief

(312) 846-5429 jeffrey.a.macdonald@usace.army.mil

Detroit Detroit (alt) Joshua Hachey Melissa Bosman Operations Section Support Chief Dredging Program Manager

(313) 226-4549 (313) 226-7855 jeffrey.a.macdonald@usace.army.mil melissa.d.bosman@usace.army.mil

Huntington Jamie Sunderland Survey Technician – Waterways Section

(304) 399-5195 jamie.l.sunderland@usace.army.mil

Louisville Jim Scherzinger Navigation and Dredging Team Leader

(513) 515-3078 james.a.scherzinger@usace.army.mil

Nashville Owen Traughber Dredge Coordinator

(615) 736-5608 owen.traughber@usace.army.mil

Pittsburgh Matt Reisinger Engineering Technician

(412) 395-7630 matthew.d.resinger@usace.army.mil mailto:david.swiatek@usace.army.mil mailto:jeffrey.a.macdonald@usace.army.mil mailto:jeffrey.a.macdonald@usace.army.mil mailto:melissa.d.bosman@usace.army.mil mailto:jamie.l.sunderland@usace.army.mil mailto:james.a.scherzinger@usace.army.mil mailto:owen.traughber@usace.army.mil mailto:matthew.d.resinger@usace.army.mil

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

MILITARY INTEGRATION

DIVISION

Katarzyna Chelkowska-Risley, PE

Chief, Military Integration Division 04 December 2024

New Outpatient Facility, Canandaigua NY

Renovation of AFMC HQ, Wright Patterson AFB FUSRAP Soil Conditioning, Luckey OH

VA New Medical Center, Louisville, KY

OVERVIEW

Military Programs

• Military Construction

• Installation Readiness

• Environmental

• Interagency & International Services (IIS) Opportunities

Civil Works Boundaries Military Programs Boundaries

Encompasses 5 States:

(10) Army Installations

(4) Air Force Installations

(3) DoD Installations

Enterprise Mission Assignments:

• Army Reserve Program

• Air Force Reserve Program

• Army Energy Resilience Conservation

Investment Program (ERCIP)

Mission Overview To provide engineering, construction, real estate, installation support, and environmental services for the Army, Air Force, Navy, Department of Defense (DoD) Agencies, Joint commands, and other U.S. federal agencies

ARMY RESERVE PROGRAM

ARIMD South - Fort Bragg

ARIMD North - Fort Belvoir

AIR FORCE RESERVE PROGRAM

ARMY ERCIP PROGRAM

Military Programs

Major Installations Ft Campbell Ft Knox Scott AFB Wright-Patterson AFB

Total Funding & Obligations FY20 – FY24

Cumulative Obligations (FY20 - FY24) Total FY Obligations and Funding Levels (FY20 - FY24)

Military Missions Military Construction (MIL) Installation Readiness (IR) Environmental (ENV) Interagency & International

Services (IIS)

Enterprise Missions Army & Air Force Reserve DoDEA FF&E (Furniture) Army ERCIP

Military Construction Programs CFY MILCON Programs

FY24 Obligations

MILCON

Army Air Force Other DoD Army Reserve Air Force Reserve Army ERCIP

MINOR MILCON

Army Air Force Other DOD Army Reserve Air Force Reserve Minneapolis-St. Paul ARS Van Voorhis Elementary School

Total FY Obligations and Funding Levels (FY20 - FY24)

Installation Readiness Programs CFY O&M Programs

FY24 Obligations Total FY Obligations and Funding Levels (FY20 - FY24)

IR Programs Army Air Force Other DOD Army Reserve Air Force Reserve

FHL Renovation

Niagara Falls Renovation

Pittsburgh ARS Conversion

International & Interagency Services Program

IIS Strategic Partners

• DVA – CFM, VHA, NCA, BIM

• USDA – ARS, USFS

• EPA

• DOE- EM, PM

• DOI - NPS

• HHS - IBX

• DHS – CBP, ICE

• IHS

LRD IIS Program Obligations 5YR Trend FY24 – By Partner

IIS Projects DVA - Outpatient Facility and Community Living

Center, Canandaigua, NY DVA - Medical Facility, Louisville, KY NPS - Antarctic Infrastructure Modernization for

Science DOE - Brookhaven National Laboratory Project USDA - ARS Labs NY & KY USFS - Road and Recreation Area

Redevelopment, Allegheny National Forrest

Support Provided to IIS Partners Design and Construction (Major/Minor/Maintenance and Repair) Environmental Restoration/Remediation Cost Engineering / Value Engineering Dredging and River Restoration Contracting Technical Assistance / Other

IIS program provides a multitude of professional services and technical products to non-Department of Defense federal agencies, state and local governments, tribal nations, private U.S. firms, international organizations, and foreign governments.

Environmental Programs Environmental (MP-ENV)

FY24 Obligation Total FY Obligations and Funding Levels (FY20 - FY24)

District Program Support

FUDS - Formerly Used Defense Sites DERP - Defense Environmental Restoration Program EQ - Environmental Quality BRAC - Base Realignment and Closure IIS-E - Interagency & International Services – Environmental GLRI - Great Lakes Restoration Initiative FUSRAP - Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program

• Superfund (USEPA)

• FUDS (OSD)

• Air Force (AF) o BRAC o DERP o EQ-AF

• Army o BRAC o DERP o EQ-Army

• IIS-E

• GLRI

• FUSRAP

Programs

Acronyms LRC - Superfund, IIS-E, AFNG NEPA

LRB - FUSRAP, IIS-E, AF DERP

LRE - Superfund, IIS-E LRH – Superfund LRL - Superfund AF and Army BRAC, DERP and

EQ, FUDS,

LRN – Army-Other LRP - Superfund

VERTICAL CONSTRUCTION

OPPORTUNITIES

GREAT LAKES & OHIO RIVER DIVISION

USDA, ARS Forage-Animal Production Research Unit University of Kentucky

Forecast FY25 LRD Totals: $1.2B

Manned/Unmanned Tactical Vehicle Lab Detroit Arsenal, MI

KC-46A Beddown Program / Hangar March ARB, CA

ASF Hangar Fort Knox, KY

VERTICAL CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES

GREAT LAKES & OHIO RIVER DIVISION

Opportunity Project Location District Release Qtr NAICS Cost Range Acq Strategy Solicitation Type

B3748 Trusted Microelectronic Assurance Center Crane, IN Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Virtualized Electro Warfare & Mission Eng. Center Crane, IN Louisville FY25 Q4 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

B231 PEO 1st Floor Renovation Detroit Arsenal, MI Louisville FY25 Q3 236220 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Manned/Unmanned Tactical Vehicle Lab Detroit Arsenal, MI Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Mulitpurpose Training Range Fort Campbell, KY Louisville FY25 Q1 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Automated Record Fire Range Fort Campbell, KY Louisville FY25 Q4 236220 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Rectifier Replacement Fort Campbell, KY Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DB/TBD "C" Type

Renovate Building 7214 Hangar Fort Campbell, KY Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD "C" Type

B3069 Renovate Child Development Center Fort Campbell, KY Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $10M-$25M DB/TBD "C" Type

Forage Animal Production Research Unit Lexington, KY Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Construct Small Arms Range Rickenbacker, OH Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Child Development Center Rock Island Arsenal, IL Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DB/TBD "C" Type

B390 Emergency Exit Stairs Towers Rock Island Arsenal, IL Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/SB "C" Type

Repair Fire Suppression Systems Rock Island Arsenal, IL Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Transmission Line Modernization Rock Island Arsenal, IL Louisville FY25 Q3 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Indoor Small Arms Range Terre Haute, IN Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DB/TBD "C" Type

Renovation of F20145 Wright Patterson AFB, OH Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Secure Lab for Adv Hardened Materials Research Wright Patterson AFB, OH Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD "C" Type

HPW HVAC Renovations Wright Patterson AFB, OH Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Opportunity Project Location District Release Qtr NAICS Cost Range Acq Strategy Solicitation Type

Repair Airfield Storm Water Drainage System Ph II Dobbins AFB, GA Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Indoor Small Arms Range Grissom AFB, IN Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

ASF Hangar Ft Knox, KY Louisville FY25 Q3 236220 $100M-$250M DBB/UNR "C" Type

KC-46 Two-Bay Maintenance/Fuel Cell Hangar March AFB, CA Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $100M-$250M DBB/UNR "C" Type

B600 Add/Alt for KC46 Flight Simulator March AFB, CA Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Combined Operations Facility Niagara Falls ARS, NY Louisville FY25 Q4 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Aerospace Gound Equipment Maintenance Facility JB San Antonio, TX Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $10M-$25M DB/TBD "C" Type

B1092 Add/Alter Fire Department Maxwell AFB, AL Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DB/TBD "C" Type

Aeromedical Evacuation Facility JB Charleston, SC Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $10M-$25M DB/TBD "C" Type

Repair Aircraft Arresting Systems, Restripe Runway Homestead AFB, FL Louisville FY25 Q3 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD "C" Type

B7087 Renovate Phase III and IV Westover ARB, MA Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $5M-$10M DBB/SB "C" Type

Base Fire Station Youngstown, OH Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $10M-$25M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Area Maintenance Support Center San Tan Valley, AZ Louisville FY25Q3 236220 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Army Reserve Center Birmingham, AL Louisville FY25 Q1 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Advanced Skills Training Barracks Camp Parks, CA Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Collective Training Enlisted Barracks Devens, MA Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DB/TBD "C" Type

Army Reserve Center Dobbins AFB, GA Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Institutional Training Unaccompanied Housing Fort Buchanan (Puerto Rico) Louisville FY25 Q3 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Area Maintenance Support Activity Fort Sheridan, IL Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Area Maintenance Support Activity / VMS DSC Richmond, VA Louisville FY25 Q3 236220 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Area Maintenance Support Activity New Castle, PA Louisville FY25 Q4 236220 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD "C" Type

Army Reserve Center Perrine, FL Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $25M-$100M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Vertical Skills Training Facility JB McG-Dix-Lakehurst, NJ Louisville FY25 Q2 236220 $10M-$25M DB/SB "C" Type

Modernization of General Instruction Building Fort Huachuca, AZ Louisville FY25 Q3 236220 $5M-$10M DB/TBD "C" Type

Opportunity Project Location District Release Qtr NAICS Cost Range Acq Strategy Solicitation Type

Power Generation and Microgrid Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD Louisville FY25 Q2 237130 $25M-$100M DB/TBD Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid Anniston Army Depot, AL Louisville FY25 Q1 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Power Generation and Microgrid Conroe, TX Louisville FY25 Q3 237130 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD MATOC

Power Generation and Microgrid Fort Buchanan (Puerto Rico) Louisville FY25 Q2 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Power Generation and Microgrid Fort Sill, OK Louisville FY25 Q3 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD MATOC

Power Generation and Microgrid Fort Stewart (HAAF) Louisville FY25 Q2 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/8A Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid Fort Cavazos, TX Louisville FY25 Q2 237130 $25M-$100M DB/TBD Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid Fort Riley, KS Louisville FY25 Q1 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD Sole Source

Emergency Water System Fort Liberty, NC Louisville FY25 Q1 237130 $5M-$10M DBB/TBD Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid Fort Cavazos, TX Louisville FY25 Q3 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid Fort Liberty, NC Louisville FY25 Q3 237130 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid JB Lewis-McChord, WA Louisville FY25 Q3 237130 $10M-$25M DBB/TBD Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid Fort Novosel, AL Louisville FY25 Q3 237130 $10M-$25M DB/TBD Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid Lake City AAP, MO Louisville FY25 Q2 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Power Generation and Microgrid JB Lewis-McChord, WA Louisville FY25 Q1 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD Sole Source

Power Generation and Microgrid Rock Island Arsenal, IL Louisville FY25 Q2 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/UNR "C" Type

Cooling Plant Wright Patterson AFB, OH Louisville FY25 Q3 237130 $25M-$100M DBB/TBD "C" Type

ENVIRONMENTAL & REMEDIATION OPPORTUNITIES

Opportunity Description District Project

Location (PoP)

Solicitation Date

NAICS

Code

Range

Solicitation

Type Acquisition

Strategy

Big John Salvage, Hoult Road Superfund Site

Remediation - Upland Area

Buffalo- Pittsburgh West Virginia Q2 FY25

562910

TBD TBD TBD

Big John Salvage, Hoult Road Superfund Site

Remediation - Dredging of sediment from Monongahela

River, dewatering and offsite disposal

Buffalo- Pittsburgh West Virginia Q2 FY25

562910

TBD Best Value Trade Off

Small Business Set-

Aside

Guterl (FUSRAP) Remediation

Buffalo New York Q1 FY25 562910

TBD Best Value Trade Off

Small Business Set-

Aside

A/E Environmental Services

Louisville LRD 3Q FY25 541330 $30M Capacity MATOC

TBD Socio- Economic

Small Business Set-

Aside

A/E Environmental Services

Louisville LRD 3Q FY25 541330 $50M Capacity MATOC Small

Business Set- Aside

Questions?

LRD EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

OVERVIEW

Industry Day Cincinnati, Ohio

Management

Major General Mark Quander Commander Great Lakes and Ohio River Division, USACE

Flooding

• Flash flooding-mountainous and urban environments

• Long duration flooding on mainstem rivers Severe Storms/Winter Weather

• Tornados, derechos, hurricane remnants (Hurricane Ike, Helene)

• Ice Storms, extended extreme cold temperatures Earthquake—New Madrid Seismic Zone, Wabash Seismic Zone Power Grid Outages

• potentially due to inadequate infrastructure, high demand, threat actors Pandemic—COVID Drought, Wildfires, Harmful Algae Blooms Aging and/or Inadequate Infrastructure; Infrastructure failure Threat Actors—foreign or domestic

Evolving Regional Threats

AUTHORITIES

USACE EMERGENCY/CONTINGENCY SUPPORT

Public Law 84-99 Flood Control Act of 1941

During emergencies, USACE SUPPLEMENTS when States/ Locals exceed capacity; USACE is

NOT IN-CHARGE.

Disaster Preparation, Emergency Operations, Rehabilitation, Water

Assistance, Advance Measures, Hazard Mitigation

USACE Support to FEMA Stafford Act

National Response Framework ( NRF ) National Disaster Recovery Framework ( NDRF )

Disaster Preparation

Coordinating Agency ESF #3

Public Works and Engineering Primary Agency ESF #3

Support Agency ESF #6, ESF #9, ESF #14

5 Permanent / 7 2 Credentialed ESF3 members 35+ Pre-Scripted Mission

Assignments ( PSMAs ) 29 Planning and Response Teams ( PRT ) Advance Contracting

Initiatives ( ACI ) Subject Matter Experts ( SMEs )

18 Deployable Tactical Operations Systems ( DTOS )

Temporary Power

Debris Management

Temporary Housing

Critical Public Facilities

Temporary Roofing

“Blue Roofs”

Domestic Support to

NORTHCOM / ARNORTH

DODD 3025.18 – Defense Support of Civil Authorities ( DSCA )

Overseas Contingency Operations CIV – MIL Engagement

Field Force Engineering Support to Military Contingency Operations

LNOs to GCCs / ASCCs / OFAs Forward Engineer Support Teams ( FEST )

FEST-Advance ( FEST-A ) = 8 PAX ( 2 MIL / 6 CIV ) Contingency Real Estate Support Teams ( CREST ) = 4 PAX

Environmental Support Teams ( ENVST ) = 4 PAX USACE Reach-back / Tele-Engineering Basecamp Development Teams ( BDT )

71st

NAD

NAB

59th

SWD

SWT

553rd

NAD

NAN

565th

SAD

SAM

34th

NWD

NWS

62nd

POD

POA

542nd

SAD

SAS

273rd

SWD

SWF

394th RC

416th TEC

457th RC

416th TEC

377th RC

416th TEC

452nd RC

416th TEC

Civil Works Authorities Reservoir Operations Dam /

Lock Operations CW Authorizations / Appropriations

Hurricanes Helene and Milton

October 2024: Quality Assurance specialists from USACE inspect a generator installment at the YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly campus in Black Mountain, NC.

October 2024, Hurricane Helene: USACE Critical Public Facilities Subject Matter Experts listen as Mayor of Clyde, NC identifies flood damaged infrastructure.

October 2024, Hurricane Milton: USACE assists a family of survivors in their first Blue Roof Project in Sarasota, FL.

October 2024, Hurricane Milton: USACE and Florida counterparts work to set up pump system to aid flow of water and prevent flooding.

October 2024, Hurricane Milton: USACE and contractors work to install blue roofs on homes in the state of Florida.

October 2024: Complexity of the debris missions in Chimney Rock, North Carolina.

USACE Contracting In Disasters

• Active events are posted on the Emergency Operations

National Response website:

o Emergency Operations -- Headquarters U.S. Army

Corps of Engineers

• Points of Contact for the ACI contracts with active missions are provided to ensure maximum subcontracting opportunities.

• Monitor contracting opportunity websites as mission needs rapidly change

• Disasters are not predictable. We are always ready to respond

October 2024: USACE Water/Wastewater Subject Matter Expert assesses water infrastructure in Tennessee inundated by Hurricane Helene flash flooding.

October 2024: USACE Temp Power ACI Contractor installs FEMA generator in North Carolina flooding Hurricane Helene.

o Hurricane Milton, Hurricane Helene, Lee, Ian, Maui and Colorado wildfires; flooding and tornadoes in Kentucky o COVID-19 Global Pandemic spurred emergency response for Alternate Care Facilities o Withdrawal from Afghanistan created the emergent need to house and care for vulnerable allies https://www.usace.army.mil/Missions/Emergency-Operations/ https://www.usace.army.mil/Missions/Emergency-Operations/

When national emergencies or disasters such as floods and hurricanes occur, supplies and services need to be procured and rushed to the affected area quickly. Proactively register in the System Award Management (SAM), https://sam.gov/content/home in accordance with FAR Subpart 4.11, and FAR Subpart 26.2. Registration is FREE, waiting until a disaster happens is too late.

SAM contains a Disaster Response Registry noting contractors who are willing to provide debris removal, distribution of supplies, reconstruction, and other disaster or emergency relief supplies and/ or services.

During your SAM registration process, you must indicate if you wish to participate in the Disaster Response Registry and provide the required information on the Disaster Response Information page in the Assertions module. Once your registration is active, you will be added to the Disaster Response Registry and contracting officers will be able to locate your company through the Disaster Response Registry Search.

The Disaster Response Registry https://sam.gov/content/home

1. ALL Contractors must be fully registered in the System Award Management (SAM) https://sam.gov/content/home to receive an award.

2. Understand our mission(s) and goal(s).Your successful execution of a project, is our success.

3. Regularly monitor our Forecast of Contracting Opportunities and additionally, at SAM.gov. You may also provide a PDF copy of your capabilities statement or schedule a capabilities briefing with a Small Business Specialist.

4. If new to federal procurement sector, the Small Business Administration and Apex Accelerators provide an array of free government contract assistance. Services include determining suitability for government contracting, securing necessary registrations, marketing, and networking.

Proactive Steps To Doing Business With USACE https://sam.gov/content/home

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October 17, 2024: A business displaying an American flag in Marshall, North Carolina. Marshall was devastated by Hurricane Helene, damaging most of the town’s businesses and infrastructure.

GREAT LAKES AND OHIO

RIVER DIVISION

Closing Remarks

Phillip Johnson, SES Regional Business Director

Lunch and Networking is on your own

Encouraged to meet USACE functional participants and District representatives

Functional area networking tables

Breakout sessions

Thank you for attending today

We'll have staff available until at least 1700

GREAT LAKES & OHIO RIVER DIVISION

VERTICAL CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES

GreAT Lakes & Ohio River DIvision

VERTICAL CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES

GreAT Lakes & Ohio River DIvision

VERTICAL CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES

GreAT Lakes & Ohio River DIvision

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