ANAD Welcome_Overview_4MAY26_AS OF 281200APR26.pdf

OVERVIEW BRIEF

COL ANDY MOORE ABBY QUINN

COMMANDER DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDER

4 MAY 26

MINERAL PROCESSING EUL

RFP NO. W912-QR-DACA27-1-26-204

▪ Introductions

▪ Solicitations

▪ Anniston Army Depot Overview

▪ Parcel Overview

▪ Site Tour

▪ Questions

AGENDA

Mineral Processing EUL

RFP No. W912-QR-DACA27-1-26-204

Pine Bluff Arsenal 1 May 2026

Anniston Army Depot 4 May 2026

Fort Drum 5 May 2026

Expectations

• No photography, audio/video recording permitted during presentation or site tour

• Questions throughout the presentation and on site are welcome; if we have to split up on the way to the parcel – please hold questions

• All questions and materials shared today will be posted to sam.gov site

• All government communications/questions should be through

Michael.T.Abernathy@usace.army.mil

• Question deadline 1 May 2026, 12:00 P.M. EDT (with the exception of those asked during the industry day events on 4 and 5 May)

• Proposal deadline 11 May 2026 5:00 P.M. EDT mailto:Michael.T.Abernathy@usace.army.mil

Enhanced Use Lease (EUL)

• Permitted use – mineral processing facility

• Lease term – 50 years initial term, optional renewal period as specified by offeror in proposal

• Offerors may propose a Project(s) on all or a portion of the Properties at any one or more of the Installations

• DA may elect to award one or more EULs from this RFP

• This RFP is not for an acquisition of goods, services, or facilities for DA’s consumption or use and as such, is not governed by the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). This RFP supports a real estate transaction granting the use of DA controlled real property pursuant to 10 U.S.C.

§ 2667

Title 10 United States Code 2667, Leases: Non-Excess

Property of Military Departments and Defense Agencies

RFP Overview

• Lessee is responsible for complying with all applicable federal, state and local laws, codes, ordinances and regulations.

• Offeror(s) is responsible for designing, financing, permitting, developing, constructing, installing, owning, maintaining, operating, securing, and decommissioning the facility.

• Project shall be viable without any commitment or contribution, monetary or otherwise, from DA.

• Access to the property, physical security, and all construction activities will be at sole cost and responsibility of the offeror.

• The Installation may provide services (e.g., EMS) on a reimbursable basis pursuant to separate agreements entered into between the Installation and the Lessee prior to execution of an EUL.

• The Property will be leased “as-is/where-is” without any warranties, representations or guarantees, either expressed or implied, of any kind, nature or type whatsoever, from or on behalf of the

Government

• The Offeror is responsible for conducting its own due diligence (e.g., suitability of the parcel for the contemplated use, compliance with all applicable laws)

• Lessee(s) will be required to restore the Property to the condition it was in prior to execution of the

EUL(s).

Consideration (Rent)

• Consideration (rent) to be paid by the Lessee will be in-kind, cash, or a combination thereof in an amount not less than the fair market value

• In-kind consideration – in exchange for the lease, the lessee would provide “in-kind” services

(construction, restoration, maintenance) equal or greater than the fair market value

• DA’s preference is for consideration in-kind

• The selected Offeror/Lessee will be required to comply with the requirements of the Davis-

Bacon Act, as amended, 40 U.S.C. § 3141, and the relevant rules, regulations, and orders of the Secretary of Labor any work performed by the selected Offeror or its subcontractor(s) as in-kind consideration to be provided to DA.

Proposal Submission

• Entities eligible to submit a proposal are limited to those that are organized under the laws of the United

States; have majority domestic ownership and control; and have a physical place of business in the

United States.

• Offeror’s Proposal should comprehensively address each of the requirements set forth in this RFP and contain the Offeror’s best terms

• Proposals must be received by 5:00 P.M. (EDT) on 11 May 2026

• Proposals must be uploaded to the following link:

https://app.smartsheetgov.com/b/form/7d8942881d484bea9f01a2b0030b5c7c

• Proposals shall be uploaded as a single file

• Any pages exceeding the page limits outlined in Section 6 of the RFP will be destroyed and not evaluated.

• Appendices cannot exceed 10 pages in total.

• Offeror is submitting Proposals for multiple Projects or Installations, a separate Proposal must be submitted for each Project or Installation.

https://app.smartsheetgov.com/b/form/7d8942881d484bea9f01a2b0030b5c7c

Proposals Evaluation

• Proposal Components and Factors for Evaluation

• Project Description

• Project Plan

• Financial Capability

• Organizational Structure, Experience, and Past Performance

• EUL Consideration (Rent)

• Evaluation of Proposals

• Exceptional – Addresses many components to address superior added value, and all remaining components to that demonstrates high added value above an acceptable response

• Acceptable – All elements addressed in an acceptable manner

• Unacceptable – Failed to address substantially of the elements in an acceptable manner

Notice to Award

• Selected Offeror(s) will receive written conditional award notification (email)

• Selected offeror must enter into a Business Terms Agreement (BTA) no later than 90 days from the date of the selection notice

• The selected Offeror may request DA also issue a Right of Entry to the selected Offeror to allow for access to the Property to conduct any necessary studies or tests

• Upon completion of all milestones and satisfaction of the requirement of 10 U.S.C. § 2667 offeror will enter into EUL with DA

• If selected Offeror is unable to enter into the EUL may be required, at DA’s discretion, to reimburse DA administrative expenses

Key Information

• Solicitation window is open now on sam.gov

• Search for “DACA27-1-26-204”

• All government communications/questions should be through Michael.T.Abernathy@usace.army.mil

• Question deadline 1 May 2026, 12:00 P.M. EDT (with the exception of those asked during the industry day events on 4 and 5 May)

• Responses to Offeror questions will be posted to the solicitation in www.sam.gov.

• Proposals must be received by 5:00pm (EST) on 11 May, 2026.

mailto:Michael.T.Abernathy@usace.army.mil http://www.sam.gov/

Mission Statement

Deliver advanced remanufacturing, reclamation, and deployable sustainment maintenance capabilities that ensure global readiness.

▪ Opened in 1941

▪ Largest Employer in Calhoun County

▪ $900M Annual Economic Impact to Region

▪ $244M Annual Payroll

▪ 15,300 Acres

▪ 6.8M sq ft of Storage Buildings

▪ 3.5M sq ft of Production Buildings

▪ 419K sq ft of Administrative Buildings

▪ 2,648 Buildings/Structures

▪ 431 Miles of Roadway

▪ 43 Miles of Rail

▪ 74 Acre Solar Array

▪ One of Two Museum Support Centers Supporting U.S.

Army Museums

▪ ISO-Certified in Quality, Safety, and Environmental Mgt

Redstone Arsenal

Maxwell AFB

MONTGOMERY

ATLANTA

Ft Benning

Ft Rucker

Ft Gordon

Robins AFB

Ft Stewart/ Hunter AAF

MCLB Albany

Moody AFB

Naval Submarine Base Kings BayPort of

Mobile

Port of Savannah

Port of Charleston

▪ 8 Km ➔ Interstate 20

▪ 160 Km ➔ Atlanta, GA

▪ 175 Km ➔ Redstone Arsenal, AL

▪ 210 Km ➔ Ft Benning, GA

Strategically Located

Installation Facts

▪ 440 Km ➔ Port of Mobile, AL

▪ 560 Km ➔ Port of Savannah, GA

▪ 640 Km ➔ Port of Charleston, SC

OVERVIEW

PORTFOLIO

80-ton and 120-ton

Locomotive

M1150 Assault

Breacher Vehicle

(ABV)

M777 155mm

Towed Howitzer

M113 Opposing

Forces Surrogate

Vehicle (OSV)

M9 Armored

Combat

Earthmover (ACE)

M1074 Joint

Assault Bridge

(JAB)

M60 Armored

Vehicle Launched

Bridge (AVLB)

M112/113 Stryker

Family of Vehicles

M1A1/M1A2

Abrams

Main Battle Tank

Center of Industrial and Technical Excellence (CITE) for combat vehicles, bridging, artillery, small arms, locomotives, rail equipment, and non-tactical generators

M109A6/A7

Paladin

M992 Field Artillery

Ammunition Support

Vehicle (FAASV)

M113 Armored

Personnel Carrier

(APC)

M88A1/A2

Armored

Recovery Vehicle

M128X Armored

Multi-Purpose

Vehicle (AMPV)

M10 Booker

Combat Vehicle Individual and Crew-Served

Weapons

M9

M249M240 M4

M2Mk19

M119 105mm

Towed Howitzer

Mortars

Cone

Reservoir

Main Gate

Open Burn

Open

Detonation

Ammunition Limited Area

West Area

Solar

Array

Solar

Array

Old

Chemical

Demil Site

Nichols

Industrial

Complex

(East Area)

Clarke Range; Alabama National Guard

Eulaton

Gate

MODERNIZATION (1 OF 2)

▪ Design Build

▪ Award Contract FY26

▪ 171,000 ft2 Facility

▪ Consolidate/Modernize

Component Remanufacturing

Processes

▪ Disassembly, Assembly, Cleaning, Welding, Plating, Machining, Supporting

Equipment, FF&E

▪ Reduce Internal Transportation

Times

▪ Reduce Employee Exposure to

Haz Con

▪ Design Build

▪ Award Contract - FY26

▪ 66,300 ft2 Facility

▪ Final Paint Shop for

Combat Vehicles

▪ Manual Processes

▪ Supporting Production

Equipment, F&E

▪ Paint Preparation

▪ Paint Booths

▪ Drying Oven Booths

▪ Reduce Employee

Exposure to Haz Con

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COMPONENT REMANUFACTURING FACILITY FINAL PAINT FACILITY

ANAD FORGE 2.0 USING OTA

FY26 DIRECTED AWARDS-$668.5M

COMBAT VEHICLE STORAGE GUIDED MISSILE MAINTENANCE FACILITY (MUNITIONS CENTER)

▪ Design Bid

▪ Award Contract - FY26

▪ 46,137 ft2 Facility

▪ Production Space for recertification of the

THAAD Interceptor.

▪ Administrative

Renovations

▪ Supporting Production

Equipment, FF&E

▪ Design Build

▪ Award Contract - FY26

▪ 62,531 ft2 Facility

▪ 2 Separate 31,250 SF General

Purpose Storage Warehouses

▪ 35ft High Bay Storage for curing of paint for all Combat

Vehicles

▪ Located within Test Track for effectiveness and process flow of Final Test Operations

MODERNIZATION (2 OF 2)

▪ Design Bid Build (FY27 DD)

▪ Ready to Award- JUL 26

▪ Force Protection

▪ Commercial Veh Insp Fac

▪ Visitor Control Center

▪ Commercial Truck Parking

▪ Posture for Future Development

C

Thoroughfare/Access Control Point

PARCELS (1 OF 3)

PARCELS (2 OF 3)

PARCELS (3 OF 3)

C

Parcel 1: This undeveloped wooded property is not currently in operational use and has no facilities on site. It is situated adjacent to existing roads and utilities, with potential access to the main rail line that services the installation. The parcel is part of the Ammunition Limited

Area, which requires additional access checks.

Parcel 2: This undeveloped parcel of land is wooded and not currently used for any operational purposes. It is located near the southern boundary of the installation and

Highway 202, offering potential access to the depot's internal railroad infrastructure.

There are no known historic archaeological or architectural sites within Parcel 1 or Parcel 2.

UTILITIES

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Electricity: Electrical transmission service for the depot is provided by Alabama Power (Southern Company), which includes a 46kV line.

Natural Gas: Spire Inc. provides natural gas with current supply capabilities at two points supporting 685,000 cubic feet per hour.

Water: Provided by Anniston Water Works and Sewer Board, primarily sourced from the high-quality Coldwater Spring. Water is delivered to the depot via three main metering points that feed distinct operational zones. The depot uses an internal distribution network of storage reservoirs, pressure-reducing valves, and pump stations to manage and supply water to the depot complex. This system ensures adequate water pressure and availability for potable use and fire suppression across the installation.

Wastewater: Wastewater is treated by an on-depot treatment plant.

Industrial Waste: Industrial wastewater is treated by an on-depot treatment plant.

Fiber: Sparklight internet services are accessible on the depot.

PARCEL SITE VISITS

FOLLOWED BY Q&A

QUESTIONS?