23JUL2026_VirtualIndustryDay_SPD FUDS MATOC.pptx

VIRTUal Industry Day South Pacific Division (SPD) Formerly Used defense sites (FUDS) MATOC July 23, 2026

Leah Caldwell, USACE, SPK, Contracting Officer Sean Summer, USACE, SPK, Contracting Specialist Matt Marlatt, USACE, SPK, FUDS PgM Carrie Nelson, USACE, SPK, Seed Project PM Danae Olsen, USACE, SPK, Project Management Harry Hendler, USACE, SPL, Environmental Section Chief Roger Minami, USACE, SPL, Small Business Office

Introductions South Pacific Division (SPD) and SPD FUDS Program Boundaries SPD FUDS MATOC Forecast and Overview Known requirements by program type (MMRP & HTRW) DoD Advanced Geophysical Classification Accreditation Program (DAGCAP) Requirement Carrington Island Seed Project Overview Planned Proposal Requirements On/off ramping Contracting Points of Contact Small Business Offices Q&A

Agenda

South Pacific Division (SPD) Boundary

South Pacific Division (SPD) FUDS Program Boundary

SPD FUDS MATOC Forecast

Key Details

Capacity: $230.5M shared Geographic Area: South Pacific Division, plus additional authorized customers Anticipated Primary Programs: Environmental Business Size: Unrestricted w/ Small Business Reserve Ordering Period: 5-year base Anticipated Solicitation: FY26 Q4 Anticipated Award: FY27 Q2 Solicitation Number: W9123826RA013

$230.5M Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS), Regional Services MATOC High-Level Description/Scope

Environmental Remediation Services for Hazardous and Toxic Radioactive Waste (HTRW) and Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) sites NAICS 562910 (Remediation Services) Product and Service Code (PSC) F999 (Other Environmental Services) Example Remediation services:

Environmental contamination from pollutants, toxic substances, radioactive and/or hazardous materials Assessments, Inspections & Investigations Studies, Characterization, Containment, Removal and/or Treatment

Known FUDS Requirements by program type

DAGCAP Certification

The DoD Advanced Geophysical Classification Accreditation Program (DAGCAP) ensures organizations possess the competency to safely identify unexploded ordnance. Established by the Department of Defense, the certification requires rigorous adherence to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standards and specific DoD Quality Systems Requirements for classification.

Assume that DAGCAP accreditation will be required for all TOs for MMRP work.

DAGCAP-accredited GCO can be the prime contractor or subcontractor If a subcontractor is utilized to meet this requirement, they must be formally identified in the Contractor’s TO proposal Accreditation must be maintained throughout the entire TO PoP If, for any reason, the DAGCAP-accredited GCO responsible for the advanced geophysical classification has their accreditation suspended or revoked, the Contractor shall identify an alternate, Government-approved DAGCAP-accredited GCO to complete the task order at no extra cost to the Government The Senior Project Geophysicist and QC Geophysicist must be members of the Project Geophysicist personnel cited in the Contractor’s or subcontractor’s DAGCAP accreditation

Carrington Island Precision Bombing Range MRS is located in Tooele County approximately 40 miles NW of Salt Lake City on the shores of the Great Salt Lake.

The MRS consists of aerial gunnery and rocket ranges and a bombing target that were used by the USAF between 1945 and 1962.

The MRS was expanded beyond the historic precision bombing ranges as a result of the RI findings and is now 3,646 acres.

Access Considerations:

Because mechanized equipment will be required for this investigation, the CIPBR MRS is only accessible in the dry months when the mud flats are not underwater Brine shrimp staging and collection activities occur from approximately October to January, potentially impacting investigations.

Carrington Island Seed project

Current Land Ownership:

Bureau of Land Management: 1,343 acres consisting of the southern and eastern portions of the island Six Mile Ranch Company (private): 566.5 acres State of Utah: remaining acreage including lakebed and mud flats

RI was conducted between September 2021 and October 2023.

Baseline MEC risk assessment based on RI findings determined that unacceptable risk conditions exist; no risk for MC contamination in soil Seven alternatives were proposed and evaluated in the FS (Final 2026).

ROD (draft final as of July 2026) selects a preferred alternative of HUA/LUA Surface MEC Removal except Boulder Fields and Steep Slopes with LUCs.

Task Order scope:

Project Management/SPPs

MR-QAPP, APP/SSHP, EPP & ESS

LUCIP & Installation of Signage Biological Surveys & Report Surface MEC removal at HUA (513 acres private; 1091 acres gov’t) Community Relations Support

RACR

Carrington Island Seed project

The solicitation will be posted on Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE), https://piee.eb.mil PIEE will post a notice on www.SAM.gov which will re-direct offerors to PIEE – proposals must be submitted in PIEE and will only be accepted in PIEE

Solicitation Number: W9123826RA013

To submit a proposal, you are required to have a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI), which means that you must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) prior to proposal submission

All proposal information will be included in the PIEE posting to include evaluation criteria, attachments to include the Performance Work Statement (PWS), supplemental information, and proposal closing date and time Ensure that proposals are submitted on time, late proposals will not be considered

How to obtain the solicitation

Services Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) $230.5M Total shared capacity

Target Contracts At least 3 UNR contracts 4 SB reserve contracts

Source selection methodology will be a Best Value Tradeoff Technical factors have a lot of weight Price is important but a technically strong proposal may receive more consideration

5 factors to be considered/evaluated Technical Expertise and Organizational Capabilities Past Performance Small Business Participation Plan Technical Approach for Carrington Island Seed Project Price

Important element – Letters of Commitment must be signed by partners

Procurement process

On/off ramping

On-Ramp and Off-Ramp Procedures

In accordance with the On-Ramp and Off-Ramp Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), this process is beneficial to ensure small business participation with Requests for Proposal, and to incorporate industry innovation or technology solutions. The Government intends to utilize On-ramp and Off-ramp procedures throughout the life of this Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) to ensure maximum practicable competition and to maintain a robust industrial base.

The primary objective of On-Ramp procedures is to fill the position of any Off-Ramped small businesses that are either under-performing, not participating, or not responding to task order requests for proposal. Similarly, the Off-Ramp procedures will allow the Government to remove a contractor from the MATOC pool who is under-performing or not competing for task orders. This strategy will also provide opportunities for new and emerging small businesses to compete for a position in the contract pool.

In the event small businesses are not performing well, receive Unsatisfactory CPARS ratings on a Task Order issued from this contract, or do not participate in at least 90% of the RFPs issued, a determination will be made whether to exercise On-Ramp Procedures, as necessary. These procedures will be implemented to maintain the same number of contracts awarded to the small business reserve, provided market research supports these procedures as being in the best interest of the Government.

On/off ramping

Points of Contact Acquisition Specific Questions?

Sean Summer, Contract Specialist Sean.A.Summer@usace.army.mil

Leah Caldwell, Contracting Officer:

Leah.M.Caldwell@usace.army.mil

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