SAM Posting Amend 01_FED Reverse Industy Day_18 Sep 26.pdf

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Far East District (FED)

FED Reverse Industry Day – Innovative Acquisition and Project Delivery Strategies _ Amendment 01

Please review the projects listed below in advance and come prepared to participate in the event. These projects represent upcoming requirements that may utilize Alternative Delivery Methods (ADMs) for acquisition and project delivery. Formal presentations and written responses are not required.

Agenda: Presentations will be conducted in English only, with slides displayed in both English and Korean. Due to time constraints, interpretation will not be provided during the presentations; however, interpretation will be available during the Q&A and discussion periods.

Morning (0900–1215): The Government will provide brief educational presentations on Alternative Delivery Methods (ADMs), including PDB, OTA, industrialized construction methodologies, an overview of real-world technical and acquisition challenges, followed by an open discussion between the Government and industry participants.

Lunch (1215–1330): Off-site / On Your Own

Afternoon (1330–1530): The Government will present representative future project scenarios. The moderator will facilitate discussions with industry participants on how the approaches discussed during the morning session could be applied to these scenarios.

The event will conclude with a networking session.

Project 1:

Project Title: Renovate Dormitory B-504, Kunsan Air Base Estimated Magnitude: $30M – $36M Project Scope: Comprehensive modernization and repair of a 7-story 288-room facility, GSHP geothermal-to-conventional HVAC conversion (air-cooled chillers/gas boilers/DHW), EIFS envelope repair, and the full CBRN Collective Protection System (CPS) integration and re-certification.

Unknown Risks: Latent multi-story conditions/ CPS Air Barrier Integrity/ Supply chain & Theater logistics

Project 2:

Project Title: ICD-705 Controlled Spaces, MODERNIZATION and SUSTAINMENT, Osan Air Base Estimated Magnitude: $35M – $100M Project Scope:

• BLDG A -Replacement of Collective Protection System (CPS) from a M49 CPS filter system to a new M98 CPS filter system to include blast doors, seals, relief valves, and electronic control systems and all appurtenances to be compatible with ICD-705 requirements.

• Replacement of principal features of building HVAC system to be compatible with ICD-705 requirements.

• Conversion of 2,610 square feet of space to be compatible with ICD-705 requirements.

• BLDG B - Conversion of 3,700 square feet of space to ICD-705 requirements.

50,000 square feet of sustainment repair of existing office space to include replace and repair fire protection system and fire alarm system; replace and repair Air handling Unit (AHU) and Air-Cooled Condensing Unit (ACCU) system including all associated work; replace bathrooms including all plumbing fixtures.

Unknown Risks: Security-Design Approvals/ Restricted work windows and phased construction complexity/ Existing condition uncertainty

Project 3:

Project Title: SMYU263005 US Space Force Operations Complex, PH2, Osan Air Base Estimated Magnitude: $150M – $170M Project Scope: Construction of a multi-phased, state-of-the-art, secure, continuous (24/7/365) mission-critical operations center to consolidate and advance United States Space Force (USSF) operations in the Indo-Pacific theater.

Unknown Risks: Long-lead supply, Workforce availability, Work in Korea under the US-ROK SOFA framework. Phased construction complexity, Construction site congestion, Existing conditions uncertainties

Share Your Experience with Us If interested, we would like to provide you an opportunity to share with us your presentation (5-10 minutes) on a successful project using an innovative design and construction method or a proven Korean commercial or government practice?

If so, please submit a brief summary of the project, including the innovative methods used, key benefits achieved (e.g., schedule, cost, or quality), and challenges overcome, by 23 September 2026 at 3:00 PM (KST). The Government will review the submissions and select up to three (3) companies to present at Reverse Industry Day.

RSVP Deadline: 30 September 2026, at 3:00 PM Korean Standard Time (KST) In-person participation is limited to a maximum of two (2) representatives per company.

There is no limit on the number of virtual participants.

Please submit your RSVP to CT-BOBranch@usace.army.mil and provide the following information:

1. Company Name:

2. Attendance Method: In Person or Virtual

3. Participant Name(s):

4. Title/Position:

5. Email Address:

6. Phone Number:

7. Do you require Korean interpretation during the Q&A/discussion period? Yes / No