SOURCES SOUGHT FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF WORK PERTAINING TO THE COMBAT READINESS SUPPORT TEAM THAT SUPPORTS ARMY and MARINE CORPS RANGE AND TRAINING LAND PROGRAM RANGES III PLANNING CONTRACTS

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. NOTE: Amendment 003 has now been released for downloading. If you are unable to download the amendment, please contact the contract specialist shown below. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Com patibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environm ental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Anal ysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North Amer ican Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstra ted performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference was conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 (Research Park Area). Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. Note: The RFP has been revised. Amendment 002 has now been released and is available for download. The amendment revises Schedule B, the State ment of Work - Section C, Special Provisions - Section H, CDRLS 001, 002, and 003, Section L, and now includes a Past Performance Form. These documents are now available download. As a result, the closing date has now been extended from 10 May 2005 to 17 May 2005 at 2:30 P.M. Central Standard Time or 1430. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ran ges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will inclu de planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation ; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as con struction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) I nstallation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement sha ll be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variet y of supporting justification and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference was conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 (Rese arch Park Area). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in attending the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Com pany Name, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. Note: The 4th Set of Questions and Answers have now been posted to the Fedteds website. If you can not download the information from Fedteds, c ontact the Contract Specialist noted below. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, train ing areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include plannin g and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environm ental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installatio n Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be expe rienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the inte ntion of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference was conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 (Research Park Area ). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in obtaining a list of the attendees or a copy of the charts presented at the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H. Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil. The performance period of the contract is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. Note: The 4th Set of Questions and Answers have now been posted to the Fedteds website. If you can not download the information from Fedteds, c ontact the Contract Specialist noted below. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, train ing areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include plannin g and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environm ental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installatio n Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be expe rienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the inte ntion of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference was conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 (Research Park Area ). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in obtaining a list of the attendees or a copy of the charts presented at the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H. Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil. The performance period of the contract is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. Note: the Pre-proposal Briefing Charts, the Pre-proposal attendee list, Important List Document, and CCR Document have now been posted to the Fedteds link for download. If any offeror is unable to download the information, please contact the contract spe cialist identified below by email and and it will be sent electronically. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training l ands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EE CA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental document s, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Suppo rting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performanc e related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses a nd documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference was conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 (Rese arch Park Area). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors who could not download the Pre-proposal conference charts should contact Phyllis Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Company Name, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. Note: The 3rd Set of Questions and Answers have now been posted to the Fedteds website, along with Job Descriptions, Quality Control Plan, Stand ard Operating Procedures Accident Reporting and Accident Prevention Plan, as well as, an updated list of attendees for the pre-proposal conference. If you can not access fedteds and would like a copy of the information, please contact the contract specia list noted below in this message. A fourth set of questions and answers is being worked and will be released as soon as possible. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associat ed with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Uti lity Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1 391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pilla rs including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Sup porting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the p ast three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated h erein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and moderniz ation effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justification and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference will be conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 ( Research Park Area). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in attending the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Company Name, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. Note: The second list of questions and answers are now posted and an updated list for the Pre-Proposal Conference. If you would like this information to be sent to you directly, please contact the contract specialist noted at the bottom of this message. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training l ands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EE CA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental document s, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Suppo rting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performanc e related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, g eographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference will be conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 ( Research Park Area). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in attending the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Company Name, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. Note: The amendment 0001 to this announcement has been released and is now available for download. It will show as amendment 0003, but it is actually 0001. Please contact the contract specialist for an electronic copy if you are unable to download the a mendment. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training l ands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EE CA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental document s, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Suppo rting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performanc e related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference will be conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 ( Research Park Area). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in attending the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Company Name, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

Performance of Work Pertaining to the Combat Readiness Support Team That Supports Facilities Construction, Procurement, Maintenance, Repair, and Modernization Program (formerly known as RTLP). POC Phyllis A. Pond, Contract Specialist, 256-895-1148 or Katherine H. Atkins, Contracting Officer, The solicitation can now be found on the Army Single Face to Industry Web Site at https://acquisition.army.mil/asfi Then click on business opportunities. Limit your search to the solicitation number. This data base does not have dashes so it is W912DY04R0016. It will then allow you to download the solicitation or go to FedbizOps at http://www.fbo.gov. Description: Th e Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made to a qual ified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sus tainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Station ing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation fa cilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Req uirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Poten tial offerors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Stud ies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must support 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and facilities, and trainin g opportunities/capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also include s analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justification and programming docu ments, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference will be conducted on 20 April 2005 beginning with registration at 8 a.m. central standard time at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn l ocated at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 (Research Park Area). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in attending the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mi l or Katherine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Company Name, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source a nd download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil . The contemplated ev aluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format or by fax at 256-895-1197, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Katherine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

Performance of Work Pertaining to the Combat Readiness Support Team That Supports Facilities Construction, Procurement, Maintenance, Repair, and Modernization Program (formerly known as RTLP). POC Phyllis A. Pond, Contract Specialist, 256-895-1148 or Katherine H. Atkins, Contracting Officer, Note: The solicitation is now available to download at FedbizOps and the technical data is now available at the Fedteds web site. The site location is provided in the RFP at Section J. Description: The Governm ent anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made to a qualified Hub -Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsi bilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studi es; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offe rors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 541330, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedic ate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justification and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information sy stems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference will be conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 ( Research Park Area) beginning with the registration at 8 a.m. central standard time. The conference will begin immediately following the registration. The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in attending the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Company Name, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Note: Questions pertaining to the solicitation should be sent either to the Contract Specialist noted above or to the Contracting Officer in writing. Questions may be submitted electronically or by fax. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran-owned businesses and one (1) award will be made t o a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development Plans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit Set Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military install ation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Trai ning Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation . Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 54133, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; c apacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference will be conducted on 20 April 2005 at the 5th Avenue Room at the Holiday Inn located at the 5903 University Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806 (Research Park Area). The phone Number is 256-830-0600. Offerors interested in attending the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Kathe rine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Company Name, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

Performance of Work Pertaining to the Combat Readiness Support Team That Supports Facilities Construction, Procurement, Maintenance, Repair, and Modernization Program (formerly known as RTLP). POC Phyllis A. Pond, Contract Specialist, 256-895-1148 or Katherine H. Atkins, Contracting Officer, Description: The Government anticipates that one (1) to two (2) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts will be awarded to qualified small business, small disadvantaged, or small disabled veteran -owned businesses and one (1) award will be made to a qualified Hub-Zone small business with an estimated total capacity of $29,100,000 over the five (5) years. The contract awards will provide services for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in a ccordance with Army Regulation 210-20 and 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contract will include planning and planning related studies; Ordnance EECA Studies, Real Property Master Plans; Real Property Development Plans, Summary Development P lans, Comprehensive Plans; Utility Support Studies; Stationing Studies; Strategic Plans; NEPA Documentation; Environmental Studies; Installation Compatibility Use Zone (ICUZ) Studies; Land Use Studies; Force Modernization / Force Integration Studies/Unit S et Fielding Studies; DD Form 1391s military installation facilities planning; and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition foc uses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. Potential offerors interested in this procurement shall be experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 54133, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single point of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related tr aining activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In additio n firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference is tentatively planned during the week of 19 21 Apr 2005 and will be conducted in Huntsville, AL. The specific date and location will b e identified later. Offerors interested in attending the pre-proposal conference should contact Phyllis A. Pond by email at Phyllis.A.Pond@HND01.usace.army.mil or Katherine.H.Atkins@HND01.usace.army.mil and provide the Company Name, Address, Telephone Nu mber, Fax Number, and the names of the attendees. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $29.1 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested offerors/firms should register as an interested source and download the solicitation when it becomes available from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Centers electronic bulletin board. Go to the US Army Engineering and Support Centers homepage at: http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) Offerors should see Section M of the Request for Proposal for further guidance on the evaluation factors. Proposals or questions concerning this acquisition shall be submitted to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, 4820 University Sq uare, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Ms. Katherine Atkins or Ms. Phyllis Pond. You may also submit your questions via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine Atkins at Kathe rine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil

Description: The U. S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville is considering a small business set aside for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and future devel opment of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under this contrac t will include planning and planning related studies related to range and training land requirements, military installation facilities planning, and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic info rmation systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Envi ronmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The decision to set aside the procurement for small business or to allow full and open competition in a future procurement for these se rvices will depend in large part to the responses to this announcement by qualified small businesses. Sources are being sought for experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 54133, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single poin t of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Combat Readiness Support Team (CRST) and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a t eam of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infr astructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must support 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the CRST responsibilities to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and facilities, and training opportunities/capabilities; determ ining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements , developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justification and programming documents, National Environmental Protecti on Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts pending the outcome of the sources sought. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference is tentatively planned during the week of 15 Feb 05 and will be conducted in Huntsville, AL. Th e specific date will be identified later. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and four (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $30 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested firms should submit a document which furnishes inf ormation equivalent to the information reflected in a SF330 describing relevant demonstrated experience and qualifications in the following format: Part 1 – Provide the following information in the order presented in this section: 1) Provide the name(s) of company or firm, subcontractor(s), or team members; 2) address of prime, subcontractors, or team members; 3) telephone number of prime, subcontractors, or team members; 4) fax number of prime company; 5) email address of prime , subcontractor(s), or team members; 6) point of contact(s) of prime, subcontractor, or team members with title within the company, 7) telephone number of point of contact; and 8) business size indicator; e.g., SB, SDB, WOSB, 8(a), Hubzone, SDVOSB; and r ole of each firm that will be involved in this contract. If a firm has branch offices, indicate each individual branch office that will have a key role on the team. The named subcontractors and outside associates or consultants that may be used as part o f the team should also be provided. 9) The number of employees of the firm, subcontractors, or team members should be provided. 10) Provide the annual average professional services revenues of firm for the last three years within the areas of Federal w ork, Non-Federal work, and provide the total work. The annual average professional services revenues should be indicated as follows; less than $100,000, $100,000 to less than $250,000, $250,000 to less than $500,000, $500,000 to less than $1 million; $1 m illion to less than $2 million, $2 million to less than $5 million, and $5 million to less than $ 10 million. As an attachment to this part, an organizational chart of the proposed team showing the names and roles of all key personnel and the firm they a re associated with should be provided. Part 2 – Resumes of Key Personnel demonstrating experience in the CRST responsibilities under this contract as referenced above. These responsibilities include planning and planning related studies related to range and training land requirements, mil itary installation facilities planning, and related items, such as; construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. Experience should relate to and focus on the three funct ional pillars including: 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation; role in the contract, total years experience, total years experience with current firm; firm name and location (City and State), education (Degree and Specialization); current professional registration (state and discipline(s)); and other professional qualifications to include publications, organizations, training, awards, etc. Part 3 Relevant Projects. Provide information on up to five projects in which the person had a significant role that demonstrates the person’s capability relevant to her/his proposed role in this contract. The information should include the following: 1) Title and location of project or contract to specify the city and state of the project. For an indefinite delivery contract, the location is the geographic scope of the contract. 2) Year Project was completed. Enter the year completed of the professional services, such as, planning, engineering study, design, surveying, and if a construction project the year the construction was completed. If any of the professional services or construction projects are not complete, leave the year completed open or blank and indicate the status in the brief description section and indicate the specific role in the project. 3) Project Owner or user, such as, a government agency, installation, institution, corporation or private individual. Provide name of a person as sociated with the project owner or user which contracted for the professional services, who is very familiar with the project and the firm(s)’ performance. Provide the point of contact telephone number. 4) Provide a brief description of the project to include brief scope, size, cost, principal elements and special features of the project, and specific role in the project. Discuss the relevance of the example project to this contract or Sources Sought An nouncement. Indicate by a short statement if the project is being performed with current firm. Select projects where multiple team members worked together that demonstrate the team’s capability to perform work similar to that required in this Source s Sought Announcement. Number each project starting with “1†for the first project and number consecutively. References may be contacted for verification. If any of this experience is with the Government, include the contract number. This docu mentation should be limited to description of past projects of those performed within the last five years to include current contracts of the kinds of work and facility types identified above, and should be limited to 25 pages. The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) For this sources sought solicitation it is not necessary to submit any additional company information, resumes, sales materials or brochures. Mail submittals to include point of contact or send via overnight courier to U.S. Army Engineering and Support Cen ter, Huntsville, 4820 University Square, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Mrs. Phyllis Pond. You may also provide your submittal via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine At kins at Katherine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil Submittals are due no later than 9 July 2004 by 2 P.M. Central Standard Time. This IS NOT a Request For a Proposal.

SOURCES SOUGHT FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF WORK PERTAINING TO THE COMBAT READINESS SUPPORT TEAM THAT SUPPORTS ARMY and MARINE CORPS RANGE AND TRAINING LAND PROGRAM (RTLP). POC Phyllis A. Pond, Contract Specialist, 256-895-1148 or Katherine H. Atkins, Cont racting Officer, Description: The U. S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville is considering a small business set aside for the impending procurement related to the study, analysis and planning associated with the existing use, sustainment and f uture development of live-fire ranges, training areas, training facilities and training lands at military installations world-wide to include support services described below and in accordance with Army Regulation 210-21. The CRST responsibilities under t his contract will include planning and planning related studies related to range and training land requirements, military installation facilities planning, and related items such as construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geog raphic information systems, and utility support studies. This acquisition focuses on three functional pillars including 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3 ) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The decision to set aside the procurement for small business or to allow full and open competition in a future procurement f or these services will depend in large part to the responses to this announcement by qualified small businesses. Sources are being sought for experienced firms with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 54133, Engineering Services with average annual receipts of $4 million or less for the past three (3) years; capacity to dedicate a single poin t of contact for this work; and who have successfully demonstrated performance related to services or activities for the Army Range and Training Land Program and related training activities as stated herein. Experienced firms must be capable of putting a team of qualified and experienced firms together to support all three of the functional pillars of this acquisition under a teaming concept. The three functional pillars are: 1) Training Requirements Analys is and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) and Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation. The prime firm must s upport 51 per cent of the contracted work. This acquisition requires interested firms to demonstrate experience and execution related to the Range and Training Land Program to include the assessment of quality and quantity of training assets, ranges and f acilities, and training opportunities / capabilities; determining requirements for a wide spectrum of live-fire ranges, training areas, maneuver areas, and related training support facilities and assets such as, simulation/simulator centers and complexes. The work also includes analyzing unit-training requirements, developing training investment strategies, and determining force integration and modernization effects on training capabilities and support requirements, and a variety of supporting justificatio n and programming documents, National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) studies, analyses and documentation. In addition firms should be experienced in mapping, geographic information systems, and database development. It is the intention of the Huntsville Center to make multiple award contracts pending the outcome of the sources sought. A Pre-Proposal and Teaming Conference is tentatively planned during the week of 15 Feb 05 and will be conducted in Huntsville, AL. Th e specific date will be identified later. Contract period of performance is anticipated to be five (5) years (basic and fo ur (4) optional years) with a total program value of approximately $30 million. This work is planned at U.S. military installations world-wide; therefore all personnel performing work on-site must be U.S. citizens. Interested firms should submit a document which furnishes information equivalent to the information reflected in a SF330 describing relevant demonstrated experience and qualifications in the following format: Part 1 – Provide the following information in the order presented in this section: 1) Provide the name(s) of company or firm, subcontractor(s), or team members; 2) address of prime, subcontractors, or team members; 3) telephone number of prime, subcontractors, or team members; 4) fax number of prime company; 5) email address of prime , subcontractor(s), or team members; 6) point of contact(s) of prime, subcontractor, or team members with title within the company, 7) telephone number of point of contact; and 8) business size indicator; e.g., SB, SDB, WOSB, 8(a), Hubzone, SDVOSB; and r ole of each firm that will be involved in this contract. If a firm has branch offices, indicate each individual branch office that will have a key role on the team. The named subcontractors and outside associates or consultants that may be used as part o f the team should also be provided. 9) The number of employees of the firm, subcontractors, or team members should be provided. 10) Provide the annual average professional services revenues of firm for the last three years within the areas of Federal w ork, Non-Federal work, and provide the total work. The annual average professional services revenues should be indicated as follows; less than $100,000, $100,000 to less than $250,000, $250,000 to less than $500,000, $500,000 to less than $1 million; $1 m illion to less than $2 million, $2 million to less than $5 million, and $5 million to less than $ 10 million. As an attachment to this part, an organizational chart of the proposed team showing the names and roles of all key personnel and the firm they a re associated with should be provided. Part 2 – Resumes of Key Personnel demonstrating experience in the CRST responsibilities under this contract as referenced above. These responsibilities include planning and planning related studies related to range and training land requirements, mil itary installation facilities planning, and related items, such as; construction programming documents, environmental documents, mapping, geographic information systems, and utility support studies. Experience should relate to and focus on the three funct ional pillars including: 1) Training Requirements Analysis and Supporting Studies; 2) Installation Infrastructure Planning, Analysis and Supporting Studies; 3) Environmental Studies related to National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Process Studies and Supporting Documentation; role in the contract, total years experience, total years experience with current firm; firm name and location (City and State), education (Degree and Specialization); current professional registration (state and discipline(s)); and other professional qualifications to include publications, organizations, training, awards, etc. Part 3 Relevant Projects. Provide information on up to five projects in which the person had a significant role that demonstrates the person’s capability relevant to her/his proposed role in this contract. The information should include the following: 1) Title and location of project or contract to specify the city and state of the project. For an indefinite delivery contract, the location is the geographic scope of the contract. 2) Year Project was completed. Enter the year completed of the professional services, such as, planning, engineering study, design, surveying, and if a construction project the year the construction was completed. If any of the professional services or construction projects are not complete, leave the year completed open or blank and indicate the status in the brief description section and indicate the specific role in the project. 3) Project Owner or user, such as, a government agency, installation, institution, corporation or private individual. Provide name of a person associated with the project owner or user which contracted for the professional services, who is very familiar with the project and the firm(s)’ performance. Provide the point of contact telephone number. 4) Provide a brief description of the project to include brief scope, size, cost, principal elements and special features of the project, and specific role in the project. Discuss the relevance of the example project to this contract or Sources Sought An nouncement. Indicate by a short statement if the project is being performed with current firm. Select projects where multiple team members worked together that demonstrate the team’s capability to perform work similar to that required in this Source s Sought Announcement. Number each project starting with “1†for the first project and number consecutively. References may be contacted for verification. If any of this experience is with the Government, include the contract number. This docu mentation should be limited to description of past projects of those performed within the last five years to include current contracts of the kinds of work and facility types identified above, and should be limited to 25 pages. The contemplated evaluation factors to be used as part of this acquisition to rank the most qualified firms include: a. Technical Capabilities b. Functional Experience c. Past Performance d. Management & Organizational Capability e. Price/Cost (will be evaluated, but not scored) For this sources sought solicitation it is not necessary to submit any additional company information, resumes, sales materials or brochures. Mail submittals to include point of contact or send via overnight courier to U.S. Army Engineering and Support Cen ter, Huntsville, 4820 University Square, Huntsville, Alabama 35816-1822, ATTN: CEHNC-CT-P, Mrs. Phyllis Pond. You may also provide your submittal via e-mail, in word format, to the following address: Phyllis.A.Pond@hnd01.usace.army.mil or Ms. Katherine At kins at Katherine.H.Atkins@hnd01.usace.army.mil Submittals are due no later than 9 July 2004 by 2 P.M. Central Standard Time. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL.