Industry Day Slides - IRLS and A2 Reservoir.pptx

INDUSTRY DAY PRESENTATION:

Indian River Lagoon South (Irl-S) project, C-23/C-24 Stormwater Treatment Area Construction Project & Central Everglades Planning Project (CEPP), Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA), A-2 Reservoir Project

Jacksonville District 25 Jan 2021

Working Today to Build a Better Tomorrow

Registration/Attendance (9:00 AM – 9:15 AM)

Presentation (9:15 AM – 10:00 AM)

Discussion/Q&A (10:10 AM – 10:45 AM)

Closing Remarks (10:45 AM – 11:30 AM)

AGENDA

INDUSTRY DAY

PRESENTATION TOPICS

Project Overview:

Michael Drog, Project Manager

Engineering Overview:

Erica Reinsel, Lead Engineer (IRL-S) Brian Dillehay, Lead Engineer (A-2 Reservoir)

Contracting Overview:

Tedra Thompson, Contracting Officer

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Indian River Lagoon South (IRL-S) Project, C-23/C-24 Stormwater Treatment Area Construction Project

BUILDING STRONG®

Indian river lagoon - south project summary Large, multi-components project authorized in 2007 (648,000 acres watershed – 1000 sq. mi.)

New structural storage (163,000 ac-ft) – 4 large reservoirs and 3 stormwater treatment areas (RSTA) New non-structural storage (30,000 ac-ft) and large areas – 4 large natural storage, habitat, and water quality areas (90,000 ac) Floodplain restoration (3,100 ac), muck removal, habitat creation will restore and create new estuary habitat Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan Project (CERP) Goals and Benefits Re-establish a natural pattern of freshwater flows Improve water quality, estuarine habit Maintain existing flood protection Increase (agricultural) water supply (reduce dependency on Floridian Aquifer at C-23, C-24, and C-25 basins) Improve opportunities for environmental education, tourism, and recreation Strong stakeholder support including Martin County, St. Lucie County, South Florida Water Management District

Phase 1 – Storage and Treatment (Est Cost $2,600,000,000, Completed Work C-44 CNT-1 Intake Canal $37M C-44 System Discharge $5M C-44 Pump Station $40M Ongoing Work C-44 Reservoir - $220M C-44 Bank Stabilization - $21M

C-44 STA - $115M (SFWMD)

Planned Work – Ongoing Design C-23/C-24 STA – FY21 Award C-23/C-44 – FY22 Award C-23/C-24 North Reservoir – FY22 Award C-23/C-24 South Reservoir – FY24 Award Planned Work – Future Design C-25 STA & Reservoir

INDIAN RIVER LAGOON - SOUTH

OVERALL PROJECT STATUS – PHASE 1

(Existing)

Phase 1 show on map. The reason this was split into phases due to land acquisition and agreements.

All three reservoirs and STAs contribute to restoration not just by creating aquatic habitat where the STAs are but to capture, store, and treat local runoff from their adjacent basins. All three work together to contribute to the downstream restoration of the St. Lucie esturary and the Indian river Lagoon.. Failure to include the storage and features of all three reservoir/STA complexes does not meet the authorization of the project and the overall goals and objectives in included as part of the CERP program.

Indian river lagoon – south Phase 1 C-23/C-24 reservoirs & Stormwater treatment area (STA)

C-23/C-24 STA

Construction award planned for September 2021

C-23/C-24 North Reservoir Cultural resources and environmental surveys complete Complete design in 2022

C-23/C-24 South Reservoir Cultural resources and environmental surveys ongoing Complete design in 2024

Benefits 96,650 ac-ft of new storage 53,000 lb/yr of Total Phosphorus reduction 230,000 lb/yr of Total Nitrogen reduction

St. Lucie, FL C-23/C-24 STA (4,750 ac-ft) 2,568 ac C-23/C-24 North Reservoir (30,000 ac-ft) 2,438 ac C-23/C-24 South Reservoir (61,900 ac-ft) 4,610 ac C-24 Canal C-23 Canal

Indian river lagoon – south Phase 1 Virtual FOOTPRINT TOUR

ENGINEERING

PROJECT OVERVIEW

ENGINEERING OVERVIEW

STA provides ~1,970 acres of effective treatment area configured into 5 cells West of CR 613: Cell 1: ~215 acres, Cell 2: ~195 acres East of CR 613: Cell 3: ~520 acres, Cell 4: ~570 acres, Cell 5: ~470 acres

Embankment includes exterior embankment and interior berm Fill: ~2,300,000 cubic yards Exterior Embankment: Height: ~5.5-ft, Length: ~10 miles Interior Berm: Height: ~4-ft, Length: ~5 miles

Canals include perimeter/seepage, distribution, collection, and swales Excavation: ~2,400,000 cubic yards

Structures S-425: Culvert, 7-ft diameter, HDPE S-431A/B: Culvert, 5-ft diameter, RCP S-434A/B and S-435A/B: Fixed weir drop structure, 2-ft diameter, RCP S-432A/B, S-433A/B, and S-436A/B/C: Gated box culvert, 8-ft span x 6-ft rise; concrete S-451: Culverts x 2, 8-ft diameter, RCP S-437A/B, S-438A/B, and S-439A/B: Culvert with operable weir gate, 5-ft diameter, RCP S-441: Gated culverts x 3, 5-ft diameter, RCP

Indian river lagoon - south

S-425 SAG CULVERT

Connects the STA to the future North Reservoir (separate contract) Culvert, 7-ft diameter, HDPE Length: ~1,100 ft

Passes under the C-24 canal Minimum 3-ft clearance below the canal and the top of the pipe Canal must remain operable throughout construction

Routes ~100-ft from existing Florida Power & Light (FPL) service towers Vehicle access must be maintained for FPL to access the project site and infrastructure throughout construction

Central Everglades Planning Project (CEPP), Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA), A-2 Reservoir – Seepage And Inflow/Outflow Canal

A-2 Reservoir – Seepage And Inflow/Outflow Canal project OVERVIEW

DRAFT

A-2 Reservoir – Seepage And Inflow/Outflow Canal Typical section

Embankment includes maintenance road & benches Maintenance Road: Height: ~4.5 ft, Length: ~7.2 miles Fill: ~600,000 cubic yards

Canals include seepage & inflow-outflow Seepage Canal: Bottom Width: ~10 ft, Depth: ~16.5 ft, Side Slopes: 1V:2.5H, Length: ~7.2 miles Inflow-Outflow Canal: Bottom Width: ~55 ft, Depth: ~16.5 ft, Side Slopes: 1V:2.5H, Length: ~7.2 miles Excavation (total): ~3,650,000 cubic yards

Site is underlain by a dense rock layer of various thickness. Blasting will be required.

ENGINEERING OVERVIEW

TYPICAL SECTION

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

Tedra Thompson, Contracting Officer Email: Tedra.N.Thompson@usace.army.mil Phone: (904) 232-1051

James Tracy, Contracting Officer Email: James.T.Tracy@usace.army.mil Phone: (904) 232-2107 Timothy Humphrey, Contract Specialist Email: Timothy.G.Humphrey@usace.army.mil Phone: (904) 232-1072

Halis Batista, Contract Specialist Email: Halis.L.Batista@usace.army.mil

ACQUISISTION Approach Unrestricted Procurement FAR 15.002(b) – Competition Acquisitions Tradeoff Process (FAR 15.101-1) Factors for Evaluation Technical Merit Past Performance Small Business Participation Price

Projected schedule

IRL-S

Synopsis: 26 May – 10 Jun 2021 Advertisement: 10 Jun – 15 Jul 2021 Proposal Response Date: 15 Jul 2021 Proposal Evaluation: 20 Jul – 05 Aug 2021 Award: Sep 2021 A-2 Reservoir Synopsis: 31 May – 16 Jun 2021 Advertisement: 18 Jun – 02 Aug 2021 Proposal Response Date: 02 Aug 2021 Proposal Evaluation: 03 Aug – 20 Aug 2021 Award: Sep 2021

IMPORTANT WEBSITES

System for Award Management (SAM) www.sam.gov Beta.Sam https://beta.sam.gov/ Bidder Inquiry in ProjNet https://projnet.org

SMALL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Small business opportunities FAR 19.201 – Government policy

(a) It is the policy of the Government to provide maximum practicable opportunities in its acquisitions to small business, veteran-owned small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, HUBZone small business, small disadvantaged business, and women-owned small business concerns. Such concerns must also have the maximum practicable opportunity to participate as subcontractors in the contracts awarded by any executive agency, consistent with efficient contract performance.

Small Business Participation Subcontracting Plan (Large Business concerns only) FAR 19.701 “Subcontract” Any agreement (other than one involving an employer-employee relationship) entered into by a Government prime contractor or subcontractor calling for supplies and/or services required for performance of the contract/or subcontract.

WHAT DOES MAXIMUM PRACTICABLE OPPORTUNITY (MPO) LOOK LIKE?

Breaking out contract work requirements Performing market research Solicit early and allow sufficient time to respond Mentor-protégé program Advertising subcontracting opportunities on subnet Davis-Bacon prevailing wage rates is a FAR (contract) requirement Reach out to PTAC, SBA state, and Federal small business offices for assistance

SMALL BUSINESS/SUB-CONTRACTING

Potential Opportunities exist for:

Trucking and hauling

Structural concrete

Earthwork

Piping

Electrical services

RESOURCES

Systems for Award Management www.sam.gov Dynamic Small Business Search http://dsbs.sba.gov/dsbs/search/dsp_dsbs.cfm SB firms keep profile current with bonding, past performance, and capabilities Prime contractors can use many filters to locate SDB, HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB specific firms and their location Beta.SAM https://beta.SAM.gov/ SB firms register as an interested party for the solicitation Looking for Opportunities in All the Right Places!

CONTACT INFORMATION

Melisa Barbee, Deputy for Small Business

(904) 232-1150

Nicole Cruz-Batista, Small Business Specialist

(904) 232-3275

Florida Procurement Technical Assistance Center http://www.fptac.org/contactus.htm

Jacksonville District Website Page www.saj.usace.army.mil How do I contact Small Business?

Upcoming Jacksonville District Business Opportunities Frequently Asked Questions

CLOSING REMARKS

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