Attach 15 Site Visit Sign in and Slides.pdf
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- Lower Columbia River Armed Security Services, Amend 0002 Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W9127N25RA011
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This file contains site visit presentation slides and sign-in documentation for a pre-proposal site visit for Lower Columbia River security guard services, solicitation number W9127N25R0009. The slides detail security requirements for three U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dam facilities located across Washington and Oregon: John Day, The Dalles, and Bonneville. The presentations provide comprehensive site overviews including geographical details, critical infrastructure components, operational characteristics, and security considerations.
Key site details include each dam's significant features: John Day Dam has 16 generators producing 2,160 megawatts, The Dalles Dam has two powerhouses generating 1.21 gigawatts, and Bonneville Dam has two powerhouses producing 1.21 gigawatts. The facilities span two states and multiple counties, with approximately 2 square miles of territory to secure. Security requirements include 24/7 armed guards, entrance gate monitoring, physical access control, mobile vehicle patrols, boat and drone restricted zones, and management of visitor access across multiple recreational areas and visitor centers. The site visits occurred on 9-10 April 2025, with representatives from multiple security services companies attending to assess the potential contract opportunity.
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LCR Site Visits 9-10 April 2025 10-Apr
Name Company John Day The Dalles Bonneville Adam Miller Protego Group X X X Blaine England Providers International X X X Brendan Weed Arux Group X X X Brenden Hovde IPS X X X Chris Dusa All Terrain Golobal 0 0 0 Erik Reis BlueTac X 0 X Ethan Bruce Protos Security X X X James Dansie Ax9 Security X X X Jared Waters Meritus X X X Joshua Tatro Copperhead Consulting X X X Nathan Daniel Harris Defense Contracting Activity X X X Richard Garcia IPS X X X Robert Duke Veteran Security Services X X X Shawn Carter One Security X X X Spencer Peck One Security X ? X Stacey Ettel Fiore Industries X X X Steve Bartholomew Dark Buffalo Group X X X Tyler Lamunyon IPS X O 0 Zach Gibson Dark Buffalo Group X X 0 Zachary Rahn PPC Solutions (Phoenix) X X X
USACE:
Jennifer Baker Bonneville Security Specialist/COR X X X Jon MacAdam Contracting Specialist X X X Santi Rodriguez District Physical Security Specialist X X X Elijah Kohltfarber John Day Security Specialist X X X Robert Kampert The Dalles Security Specialist X X X
Nathean Stoner Contracting Specialist NA NA NA
9-Apr
Nathean Stoner Contract Specialist
Jennifer Baker Tech Chairperson/Security Date: 9 & 10 April 2025
Pre-proposal Site visit lower Columbia river security guard services solicitation no. W9127N25R0009
Elijah Kohltfarber QA & Security Specialist April 9, 2025 John Day Lock and Dam
JOHN DAY LOCK AND DAM
2 States – Washington / Oregon
2 Counties – Sherman / Klickitat
1 Powerhouse / 1 Spillway
2 Fish ladders / 1 Fish Research Buildings
1 Navigation Lock
Overview
Navigation Lock
Spillway
Powerhouse
Fish ladder
Fish ladder
Mission Essential Vulnerable Area
MEVA
Navigation Lock
Fish ladder
Fish ladder
Spillway
Powerhouse
1 Powerhouse 1 Spillway
16 generators with a total generating capacity of 2,160 megawatts, capable of producing enough electricity to power 1.7 million homes annually
Powerhouses
Spillway
Powerhouse
1 Navlock
2 Billion $ in commodities moves thru the lock:
#1 Wheat, #2 Wood Chips, #3 Fuel/Oil, #4 Gasoline
Average of 8-10 lockages a day
Navlocks
Navigation Lock
• Oregon Entrance Gate
• 24/7
• Armed guard assigned at main entrance gate
• Alarm Monitoring
• 24/7
• Performs duties monitoring the Physical Access Control System
• Project Vehicle Patrol (Rover)
• 12 Hour Shift During normal USACE work week.
• Armed guard assigned to perform mobile patrols
Security Posts Overview
Todays driving tour
Jennifer Baker Tech Chairperson/Security Date: 9 & 10 April 2025
Pre-proposal Site visit lower Columbia river security
Robert Kampert QA & Security Specialist April 9, 2025 The Dalles Lock and Dam
THE DALLES LOCK AND DAM
3CUI
CUI
The Dalles Project Overview
4CUI
- 2 States, 2 County’s - 1 Powerhouse, 1 Spillway
- 4 islands - Approx. 13 Buildings
- 1 Visitor Centers, 10 Recreation Areas - 1 Navigation Lock
- 2 Fish Research Buildings, 2 Fish Ladders - NWASCO PUD Generator
2 Billion $ in commodities moves thru the lock:
#1 Wheat, #2 Wood Chips, #3 Fuel/Oil, #4 Gasoline
Average of 8-10 lockages a day, predominately commercial
Powerhouse (26 Units) produces 8,961 Gigawatts, powers a city of 448 thousand people.
(Omaha Nebraska, Colorado Springs Colorado, Raleigh North Carolina, Miami Florida) Enough power to send one Delorian back in time, 7,405 times or 20 times per day.
Recreational and Fishing visitors
• The Dalles Project and Recreational Areas – estimated at 355,000 visitors per year
• Seufert Visitor Center – estimated at 40,000 visitors per year
The Dalles Project Overview
Mission Essential Vulnerable Area (MEVA)
6CUI
The Dalles Dam Boat Restricted Zone
7CUI
The Dalles Dam UAS No-Fly Zone
8CUI
• Oregon Entrance Gate/Alarm Monitoring
• 24/7
• Armed guard assigned at main entrance gate
• Also performs duties monitoring the Physical Access Control System
• Project Vehicle Patrol (Rover)
• 24/7
• Armed guard assigned to perform mobile patrols
Security Posts Overview
9CUI
The Dalles Dam Powerhouse
10CUI
Oregon Entrance Gate
11CUI
Navigation Lock
12CUI
Washington Entrance Gate
13CUI
North Peninsula – Treaty Fishing Area
14CUI
The Dalles Dam Seufert Visitor Center
15CUI
Today’s Driving Tour
16CUI
Any questions for the group?
The Dalles Dam Briefing Concluded
Jennifer Baker Tech Chairperson/Security Date: 9 & 10 April 2025
Pre-proposal Site visit lower Columbia river security
Jennifer Baker COR & Security Specialist 10 April 2025 Bonneville Lock and Dam
BONNEVILLE LOCK AND DAM
2 States
• Oregon
• Washington
3 Counties (for 911 Response)
• Skamania
• Multnomah
• Hood River
3 Islands
• Robins
• Bradford
• Cascade (non-public)
Approximately 2 square miles of territory to cover 24/7/365
National Historic Landmark since 1987:
• Oregon Entrance with Landscaping
• Navlock 1
• PH1
• Spillway
• Administration Building (PO)
• Auditorium Building
• Bonneville Hatchery
Overview
Mission Essential Vulnerable Area
Open to the public in non-restricted areas from 0700-1700 except Thanksgiving Day and 24 Dec thru 01 Jan.
MEVA
2 Powerhouses 1 Spillway
Black start capacity
PH1 – 10 Units & Unit 0 PH2 – 8 Units & 2 fish attraction units
Powerhouse 1 produces 601 Megawatts, enough for a town of 30-34 thousand people. (McMinnville)
Powerhouse 2 produces 665 Megawatts, enough for a town of 40-50 thousand people. (Aloha)
Total output is 1.21 gigawatts, or enough to send one Delorian back in time.
(Gresham)
Powerhouses
2 Navlocks
Only one lock is functional and in commission
$2 Billion in commodities moves thru the lock a year:
1. Wheat
2. Wood Chips
3. Fuel/Oil
4. Gasoline
Average of 8-10 lockages a day, predominately commercial
Recreational lockages on a schedule during the summer
Navlocks
3 Fish Ladders
1 Corner Collector
3 Fisheries Research Buildings Smolt Monitoring Facility (Aka Juvenile Bypass
System) (SMF/JBS) Adult Fish Facility (AFF) Fisheries Engineering Research Laboratory
(FERL)
Fisheries
3 Visitor Centers Bradford Island Visitor Center Open 0900-1700, daily, except Thanksgiving Day, and 24 Dec thru 01 Jan.
Bradford Island Visitor Center is estimated at 500,000 visitors per year
Navlock Visitor Center Open Memorial Day Weekend thru Labor Day Weekend, 1300-1600, daily.
Washington Shore Visitor Complex
• Visitor Orientation Building
• Fish View Building
• Overlook
Open 0900-1700, daily, except Thanksgiving Day, and 24 Dec thru 01 Jan
Visitor Centers
6 Recreational Areas Tanner Creek Hours: 1NOV-28FEB 0700-1700. 1MAR-30SEP
0700-2022. 1OCT-31OCT 0700-1900.
Robins Island Bradford Island Open 0900-1700 daily, except Thanksgiving Day, and 24 Dec thru 01 Jan
North Shore Fort Cascades Hamilton Island Open 1NOV-28FEB 0600-2022. 1MAR-31OCT 0500-2200.
1 Boat Ramp on Hamilton Island, open 24/7/365
Bonneville Project – estimated at 1 million Recreational and Fishing visitors per year
Recreational Areas
Bonneville Fish Hatchery
Hours:
1NOV-28FEB 0700-1700
1MAR-30SEP 0700-2022
1OCT-31OCT 0700-1900
Same hours as Tanner Creek Recreation Area
Property is owned by USACE but run by ODF&W.
Bonneville Fish Hatchery
Boat Restricted Zone (BRZ)
No Fly Zone
District Dive & ROV Team
Bird and Sea Lion Hazing
Additional Information
• All Badges and associated paperwork and tracking
• Visitor Badges (3 types)
• Visitor PH Access tracking/NERC tracking
• VIP Tour badging
• Construction/Engineering/Fisheries (non-public) tour badging
• Hard Keys
• Parking tags
• NERC CIP for Powerhouse Access (tests and documentation)
• HECP Cards
Position requirements
• Attention to details
• Focus
• High level organizational skills
• Customer service skills
• Good judgement
• Computer skills
2 or 3 people with CAC’s at a time, rotating thru the position on a regular basis
Bonneville Security Office
Todays driving tour
| Sign In |
| LCR John Day Pre-Bid Site Visit April 9th 2025 |
| Pre-proposal Site visit lower Columbia river security guard services�solicitation no. W9127N25R0009 |
| JOHN DAY LOCK AND DAM |
| Overview |
| MEVA |
| Powerhouses |
| Navlocks |
| Security Posts Overview |
| Todays driving tour |
| LCR The Dalles Pre-Bid Site Visit 03APR2025 |
| Pre-proposal Site visit lower Columbia river security guard services�solicitation no. W9127N25R0009 |
| THE DALLES LOCK AND DAM |
| The Dalles Project Overview |
| The Dalles Project Overview |
| Mission Essential Vulnerable Area (MEVA) |
| The Dalles Dam Boat Restricted Zone |
| The Dalles Dam UAS No-Fly Zone |
| Security Posts Overview |
| The Dalles Dam Powerhouse |
| Oregon Entrance Gate |
| Navigation Lock |
| Washington Entrance Gate |
| North Peninsula – Treaty Fishing Area |
| The Dalles Dam Seufert Visitor Center |
| Today’s Driving Tour |
| The Dalles Dam Briefing Concluded |
| Bonn slides |
| Pre-proposal Site visit lower Columbia river security guard services�solicitation no. W9127N25R0009 |
| BONNEVILLE LOCK AND DAM |
| Overview |
| MEVA |
| Powerhouses |
| Navlocks |
| Fisheries |
| Visitor Centers |
| Recreational Areas |
| Bonneville Fish Hatchery |
| Additional Information |
| Bonneville Security Office |
| Todays driving tour |
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