army reserve public works

COL Pat Briley

81st Regional Support Command

Ft Jackson, SC

Army Reserve

Directorate of

Public Works

COL Patrick Briley / 803-751-1890 / [email protected] 11 October 2012

Specialist Thomas D. Caughman Building Home to The


“Wildcats Never Quit”

BUSINESS OPERATIONS &

INTEGRATION DIVISION

Fred Eastwood

803-751-9985

FACILITY PLANS &

ENGINEERING DIVISION

LTC Lawrence Habig

803-751-9625

FACILITY MAINTENANCE &

OPERATIONS DIVISION

David Dunn

803-751-9657

Director of Public Works

Colonel Patrick O. Briley

Deputy Director

Frank D. Eubanks

ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION

Dan Thomas

803-751-9947

Mission: To

Provide Facility

Support for Army

Reserve Soldiers,

Civilians, and

Families within the

SE CONUS & PR

Vision: To Be the

Premier RSC DPW

supporting our

customers with first-

class solutions/services

integrating innovation,

technology, and value

How we Differ from an AC DPW:

• Our workforce excludes: Plumbing Shop

Electrical Shop

Carpentry Shop

Roads and Grounds

All other organic structure to actually perform

environmental, maintenance and operation

services and support

• 1,200+ Utility Service Providers – Private and

Publicly owned (H2O, Sewer, Gas, Elec)

• We support multiple units with differing missions in the same real property facility

• We do not use Service Orders. All of our work is done as a Work Order and executed

using Government Purchase Card or through some form of contract action

What the typical RSC Looks Like: 35 Armed Forces Reserve Centers (AFRC)

275 US Army Reserve Centers (USARC)

8 Equipment Concentration Sites (ECSs)

30 Area Maintenance Support Activities (AMSAs)

4 Local Training Areas (LTA)

89 M Square Feet

Typical RSC

88th RSC

99th RSC

63rd RSC

81st RSC

State # Soldiers # Units # Bldgs

Square

Footage

AL 6044 45 77 803,592

FL 10010 92 84 1,333,664

GA 8237 78 104 2,070,407

KY 4755 39 81 799,893

LA 2388 33 57 513,252

MS 2304 26 38 752,060

NC 7102 53 93 939,579

PR 4725 NA NA NA

SC 4569 47 54 691,298

TN 4108 39 44 533,754

Total 53,928 497 635 8,436,682

Region Size = 412,622 sq miles # of Facilities = 299

9 MG Commands

14 BG Commands

18 Supported GO Cmds

located outside AOR


Area of Responsibility

11th Avn Cmd

70th Tng Div (FT)

100th Div (OS)

84th Tng Cmd (UR)

USACAPOC

108th Tng Cmd (IET)

412th TEC

377th TSC

ARMEDCOM

143rd ESC

290th MP Bde

350th CA Cmd

926th Engr Bde

87th AR Spt Cmd

4/75th BCTD

ARSC

DSC

335th TSC

3rd MDSC

359th Sig Bde

1st MSC

81st RSC

415th Cml Bde

USARC


Current North Carolina Facility Map


Current North Carolina Facilities

Military Construction (MILCON)

Location Facility Date of Completion

Statham, GA Reserve Center Complex Oct 2012

Knightdale, (Raleigh), NC Reserve Center Complex Jan 2013

Ft Buchanan, PR Ft Buchanan AFRC April 2013???

Mayaguez, PR Mayaguez AFRC April 2013???

Caguas, PR Caguas USARC April 2013???

Sanford, (Orlando), FL Reserve Center Complex April 2013 (gb 10 Mar)

Warner Robins, GA Reserve Center Complex April 2013 (gb 17 Mar)

Tallahassee, FL Reserve Center Complex May 2013 (gb 24 Mar)

Millington, TN TEMF / AMSA July 2013 (gb 5 May)

Cape Coral, FL Reserve Center Complex July 2013 (gb 28 Jul)

Panama City, FL Reserve Center Complex Oct 2013 (gb TBD)

Orangeburg, SC Reserve Center Complex Oct 2013 (gb 4 Aug)

Lake Park, FL Reserve Center Complex Oct 2013 (gb 19 May)

Greensboro, NC Reserve Center Complex April 2014

Ft Gordon, GA Technical Training Center April 2014

Ft Bragg, NC Reserve Center Complex Late 2016

Clearwater / MacDill AFB Aviation Support Facility Late 2017

Starkville, MS Reserve Center Complex 2018

Meridian, MS Reserve Center Complex 2019

Asheville, NC Reserve Center Complex 2019

Miramar, FL Reserve Center Complex 2019 gb = ground breaking

rc = ribbon cutting


$18.5M

New North Carolina Facilities

MILCON

Wilmington

(2011) $12.5M Completed

MILCON

Asheville (2017) Not awarded

MILCON

Knightdale (2012) $18.5M Ongoing

MILCON

Greensboro (2013) $20.2M Ongoing

MILCON

Ft Bragg (2014) Not awarded

Proposing FFR

Rocky Mount

FY13 Dirty Dozen Facilities

1) KY046 Louisville USARC Will Dispose/Move units

2) GA032 Macon USARC Plan for demo/FFR

3) MS008 Jackson USARC Must repair

4) AL085 Ft Rucker ECS Minor MILCON

5) FL134 Miami AMSA Must repair

6) GA002 Augusta USARC Repair/Leadership involvement

7) GA103 Dobbins USARC TBD

8) SC019 Myrtle Beach USARC Will repair

9) MS005 Hattiesburg USARC Will repair

10) TN014 Nashville USARC Will repair

11) FL134 Miami AMSA #47 Miramar MILCON

12) NC039 Rocky Mount USARC New roof this FY/repair early FY13

MACON, GA

Louisville, KY


How USAR Does Business

Opportunities

Military Construction – MILCON, Full Facility Restoration, Minor MILCON

Service Contracts - grounds keeping, custodial, refuse, utilities, etc.

Sustainment Contracts - HVAC maintenance, HVAC emergent repair,

roof repair/replacement, electrical, signage, painting, etc.

Environmental – mold abatement, storm water, training, etc.

Energy – assessments, alternatives, efficiencies, etc

Purchase Vehicles

Government Purchase Card

Contracting through US Army Corps of Engineers

Contracting through Mission & Installation Contracting Command

How to get in the door for government work?

Current Projects on Work Order Priority List (WOPL)

Rocky Mount – replace roof; repair roof-mounted HVAC; replace all exterior

doors; replace OMS gate; replace all carpeting and flooring; paint entire

interior

Winterville – replace HVAC; repair parking lot

High Point – replace 4 ton heater

Charlotte – Repair chiller; replace 3 ton DX system; install ceiling fans and

exhaust systems; replace 3 entry doors; replace all carpet and insulated

glass; renovate kitchen; renovate entire admin area; repair exhaust fans in

rigging tower; install stair tread in all stairways; upgrade lighting

Concord – HVAC duct work; install AC mini split systems; new signage

Winston-Salem – HVAC repairs; replace compressors; roof repairs

Garner – replace 7 ton heat pump; replace all carpet; replace all exterior

lighting; upgrade interior lighting; replace all flooring; replace all ceiling tiles;

clean all duct work; repaint entire interior of building; reseal pavement

Wilson – replace thermostats

Continued Cary – install mini split AC systems; expansion tank and mixing valve

replacement; replace boiler; repair cracks in foundation and walls

Ft Bragg – replace access gate and surveillance system; furnace repair

Kinston – replace all lighting; replace all exterior doors; renovate interior

walls and repaint; replace all flooring

Asheville – replace all windows; replace all faucets; construct wall; exterior

grounds work; demo concrete parking area, pave, and restripe

Salisbury – replace all interior lighting; replace all carpet, ceiling tiles, VCT;

clean duct work; paint entire interior; restripe parking lots

Morehead City – Repair travel way; replace all exterior doors; replace all

existing carpet, ceiling tiles, and clean all duct work; paint interior

Greensboro – repaint interior; replace all carpet, vinyl flooring, and ceiling

tiles; reseal entire parking lot

Brevard – repair cracks in parking lot

Lumberton – Clean parking areas; seal and restripe parking area

Current Projects on Work Order Priority List (WOPL)


Contacts

COL Pat Briley, Director of Public Works/Regional Engineer 803-751-1890

[email protected]

Mr. Frank Eubanks, Deputy Director of Public Works 803-751-9653

[email protected]

Mr. David Dunn, Facility Maintenance & Operations Division Chief 803-751-9657

[email protected]

Mr. Louie Sadle, Regional Facilities Operations Specialist 803-751-3343

[email protected]

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