fort bragg small business outreach event_march 18, 14

Presented by: Fort Bragg Hosted by: North Carolina Military Business Center

& Faye:eville Technical Community College

Fort Bragg Small Business Outreach Event (Purpose) •  Purpose : To provide a venue for Fort Bragg officials to inform NC businesses about: •  Sources of requirements for goods and services •  Currently contracted services, current prime contractors and dura?on of current service contracts (where applicable)

•  Known current and future requirements and trends in requirements for goods and services

•  Contrac?ng processes and procedures and the budget and contrac?ng environment

SPAWAR Small Business Outreach Event (1330-‐1730) •  Purpose: To iden?fy prime contract opportuni?es for small businesses, and to introduce them to current SPAWAR prime contractors for future teaming.

• Who should a:end? •  Informa?on Assurance Professionals •  SoKware Engineers •  Hardware Systems Integrators •  Electrical and Mechanical Engineers •  Program Management Skills/experience •  ERP Experience •  Lean Six Sigma Experience •  Network Engineers •  Technical Writers •  Security Clearances •  Mobility, can you relocate? •  Shipboard installers •  Some fabrica?on capability requirements

Fort Bragg Small Business Outreach Event (Agenda) • Agenda Review and Welcome Remarks •  FY2014 Acquisi?on Environment, Trends and Processes

• Construc?on, Facili?es Maintenance and Public Works

•  Installa?on Logis?cs Services •  Force Moderniza?on • Public-‐Private Partnerships •  Installa?on Ac?vi?es

Fort Bragg Small Business Outreach Event • Agenda Review and Welcome Remarks

•  Sco[ Dorney, NCMBC • Colonel Jeffrey Sanborn, Fort Bragg • Dr. Larry Keen, FTCC

Fort Bragg Small Business Outreach Event (Agenda) • Agenda Review and Welcome Remarks •  FY2014 Acquisi?on Environment, Trends and Processes

• Construc?on, Facili?es Maintenance and Public Works

•  Installa?on Logis?cs Services •  Force Moderniza?on • Public-‐Private Partnerships •  Installa?on Ac?vi?es

Fort Bragg Small Business Outreach Event (Admin) • Acquisi?on panel:

•  HOW Fort Bragg acquires goods and services for ac?vi?es and commands on the installa?on

• Ac?vity panels: • WHAT, WHEN, WHERE and FROM WHOM these ac?vi?es u?lize commercial goods and services

• Ques?ons: the good, the bad and the ugly • Business case for event: industry, government • Non-‐a[ribu?on policy in effect

FY2014 Acquisition Environment, Trends and Processes (0820-‐0920) •  Teresa Fletcher, Total Government Contract Solu?ons, LLC (moderator)

•  LTC(P) Robert Law, Director, MICC Fort Bragg •  Kimberly Parker, DCSC, USASOC Contrac?ng •  Sco: Kilgore, Chief A[orney, 419th Contrac?ng Support Brigade

•  Deborah Word, Assistant Director, Small Business Programs, MICC Fort Bragg

•  Donna Walton, Small Business Specialist, US Army Corps of Engineers, Wilmington District

•  David Christ, Small Business Advisor, ARO/ARL •  Lonnie Robinson, Womack Army Medical Center Contrac?ng

Organizational Mini-‐BrieFing (0920-‐0930)

•  Sco: Dorney, NCMBC •  Tenta?ve: Tamara Bryant, FTCC SBC

•  Doug Peters, Faye[eville Regional Chamber

NC Military Business Center

For more informa?on, visit: www.ncmbc.us

Fayetteville Technical Community College – Small Business Center

For more informa?on, visit: www.faytechcc.edu

Fayetteville Regional Chamber

For more informa?on, visit: www.faye[evillencchamber.org

Construction, Facilities Maintenance and Public Works Services: Program, Requirements, Processes and Procedures (0940-‐1030) •  Joe Angell, Arcadis (Moderator) •  COL(R) Greg Bean, Director of Public Works, Fort Bragg •  COL Steve Baker, Commander, Wilmington District, US Army Corps of Engineers

•  Allen Hand, Resident Engineer, Savannah District, US Army Corps of Engineers

•  COL(R) Toni Coats, Construc?on and Facili?es Management, NC Na?onal Guard

•  COL Domenick Garzone, Facili?es Engineer, USASOC

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Directorate of Public Works

The Directorate of Public Works is responsible for the air you breathe, the water you drink, the roads you drive on, the buildings you work in, and though we are not responsible for the food you eat, we'll take it when you are done with it“!

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1.   Sustain Required FaciliXes

2.   Dispose of Excess FaciliXes

3.   Improve ExisXng Facility Quality –  Restora?on and Moderniza?on

4.   Build-‐out CriXcal Facility Shor_alls (MILCON) –  Ranges –  Organiza?onal Vehicle Maintenance Facili?es –  Other investment needs

Army Facility Investment Strategy

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How We Manage Work 1.   Sustain Required FaciliXes

•  In-‐House Workforce (repairs less than $2,500) •  Contract ExecuXon (repairs greater than $2,500) (IDIQs, BPAs, MATOC/SATOC)

2.   Dispose of Excess FaciliXes •  FaciliXes ReducXon Program – Centrally Managed by Huntsville Engineering Center

3.   Improve ExisXng Facility Quality (R&M) •  Contract ExecuXon – IDIQs, MATOC/SATOCs, MICC

4.   Build-‐out CriXcal Facility Shor_alls (MILCON) •  Awarded by US Army Corps of Engineers

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Sustainment, RestoraGon, ModernizaGon PrioriGes

Program Highlights: •  Funding Based on FaciliXes Sustainment Model •  Approx $120M/Year ($50-‐80M in projects) •  FY14 Program cut to 55% of the FSM •  Building RenovaXon/ConstrucXon •  HVAC/Electrical/Plumbing/Carpentry •  Energy •  Paving •  Roofing

Paving Projects/Airfield Maintenance

Building ConstrucXon HVAC Building RenovaXons

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ALLIANCE BUILDING GROUP ALUTIQ MANUFACTURING CONTRACTORS, LLC. CHARLOTTE, NC HUNTSVILLE, AL POC: MICHAEL RICHTER POC: MATTHEW DAGGETT W91247-‐11-‐D-‐0018 W91247-‐11-‐D-‐0024 CHAVIS’ INCORPORATED CONTRACT & PURCHASING SOLUTIONS, INC MAXTON, NC LAKE PARK, GA POC: FITZGERALD CHAVIS POC: L. H. LEE CORBETT, JR W91247-‐11-‐D-‐0020 W91247-‐11-‐D-‐0019 DIVERSIFIED MECHANICAL, LIMITED FUTURENET GROUP, INCOPORATED DURHAM, NC DETROIT, MI POC: J. DUBE PUTZ POC: PERRY MEHTA W91247-‐11-‐D-‐0021 W91247-‐11-‐D-‐0022

OTAK GROUP, INCORPORATED YULEE, FL POC: AARON T. KATO W91247-‐11-‐D-‐0023

Fort Bragg MICC MATOC

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CROMWELL ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS STANTEC Li[le Rock, AR Raleigh, NC POC: Daryl Davis POC: Will Bynum W912HN-‐11-‐D-‐0011 W912HN-‐10-‐D-‐0021 ZAPATA INC CEMS ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE Charlo[e, NC Ladson, SC POC: Tom Koning POC: Ron Sprovero W912HN-‐10-‐D-‐0038 W912HN-‐11-‐D-‐0030

Fort Bragg AE Design IDIQs

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Corps of Engineers IDIQs

SAS Mechanical MATOC CHAVIS INC. 204 NC HWY 71 MAXTON NC 28364-0000 DUNBAR MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, LLC 4165 BRUNSWICK RD MEMPHIS TN 38133-2136 GROUP III MGT, INC 2820 W VERNON AVE KINSTON NC 28504-3343 HAIRE PLUMBING & MECHANICAL CO., INC. 367 WINSLOW ST FAYETTEVILLE NC 28301-5554

SAS Paving SATOC Barnhill Contacting Company PO Box 35376 FAYETTEVILLE NC 28303

SAS Roofing SATOC CEBCO Construction Inc PO Box 591 Mamers NC 27552

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Military ConstrucGon (MILCON) Program $M

illions

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• Corvias Military Living h[p://www.corvias.com/

• Sandhills U?lity Service h[p://www.sandhillsu?lity.com/

• Old North U?lity Service h[p://www.asusinc.com/our-‐subsidiaries/old-‐north-‐u?lity-‐services-‐

onus/about-‐onus.htm

• Honeywell h[p://honeywell.com/Pages/Home.aspx

Partners

US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG®

Col Steven Baker Commander

USACE, Wilmington District

March 18, 2014

Ft. Bragg, Small Business Outreach Event

BUILDING STRONG®

Charlotte

Manteo Greensboro

Asheville Raleigh

Morehead City

Roanoke

VA NC

Washington

Wilmington District Boundaries

Norfolk District

Huntington District

Nashville District

Wilmington District Office

Charleston District

Ft Bragg

MOTSU

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New Acquisition Tools Needed for FY14 and beyond

§  <$50M MATOC for Civil Works and Military O&M §  >$10M SATER for minor construction at MOTSU §  >$10M JOC for minor construction at Ft. Bragg §  Environmental Services (i.e. RCW monitoring) and

Environmental Testing (i.e. testing for ODMDS disposal) at MOTSU

§  Replacement Environmental A/E CTs for those expiring in late FY14 & early FY15

§  Replacement O&M Service CTs for those expiring in FY14 & FY15

BUILDING STRONG®

Support to Military Customers: Project & Construction Mgmt (inc. Contract Award)

Military support to Fort Bragg – Special Operations Command

§  Projects under construction – (34) at $274M

§  FY14 Projects under design – (5) at $140M

§  FY15-18 Future planned projects – (~27) at $500M

§  Additional Service CTs

Military Support to Military Ocean Terminal, Sunny Point §  Projects under construction – (11) at $75M

§  FY14- Future planned projects – O&M, Service

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New Acquisition Service Contracts Needed for FY14 and beyond

§  USASOC Grounds at Ft. Bragg §  USASOC Janitorial at Ft. Bragg §  Ft. Bragg DPW BOSS §  CTs at Ft. Bragg for Roof Repair, Window Repair,

Hazmat, Energy §  Supply Contract for DPW, Ft. Bragg

BUILDING STRONG®

PN PROJECT Est. Cost ($) ACQ

Strategy ADV

61064 Upgrade Training Facility >10M SB - MATOC Apr 2014

68526 Engineer Training Facility 5M-10M SB – MATOC Apr 2014

76375 Civil Affairs BN Complex >10M UR – MATOC Apr 2014

76376 Language & Cultural

Center >10M UR – MATOC Apr 2014

79438 Combat Medic Skills

Sustain Bldg 5M-10M SB – MATOC Mar 2014

Expected Fiscal Year 2014 Work Military Program

1 of 2

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BUILDING STRONG®


Strategy ADV

O&M USACSOC & JSOC >10M SB – SATOC

+MATOC Jul/Aug 2014

O&M Ft. Bragg >10M TBD Aug 2014

O&M MOTSU 5M-10M SB – SATOC

+MATOC Jul/Aug 2014


2 of 2

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BUILDING STRONG®


Strategy ADV

69302 Battalion Operations

Complex >10M TBD TBD

79437 Training Command

Building >10M TBD TBD


1 of 1

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BUILDING STRONG®

§  Flood Risk Management

§  Navigation (Deepdraft and Shallowdraft)

§  Coastal Storm Damage Reduction

§  Ecosystem Restoration

§  Environmental Restoration

§  Hydropower

§  Recreation

§  Water Supply

Water Resources Development Planning, Design, Construction and

Operations & Maintenance

BUILDING STRONG®

PROJECT Est. Cost ($) ACQ

Strategy ADV

Carolina Beach Coastal Storm Damage Reduction 5M-10M UR Jun 14

Anchorage Basin, Wilmington Harbor Dredging 1M-5M SB Jul14

Philpott O&M Contract 1M-5M 8A

competitive Mar 14

W K Scott O & M Contract 1M-5M 8A

competitive Apr 14

Environmental Services IDIQ 1M-5M 8A

competitive Apr 14

Environmental Testing IDIQ 1M-5M TBD Jul 14

Expected Fiscal Year 2014 Work Civil Works

1 of 1

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BUILDING STRONG®

PROJECT Est. Cost ($) ACQ

Strategy ADV

Wilmington Harbor Outer Ocean Bar Dredging 1M-5M UR Oct 14

Inner Ocean Bar, Wilmington Harbor Dredging >10M UR Oct 14

Morehead City, Outer Ocean Bar Dredging 1M-5M UR Oct 14

Morehead City, Inner Harbor Dredging 1M-5M SB Oct 14

AIWW, Maintenance Dredging 1M-5M SB Oct 14

Expected Fiscal Year 2015 Work Civil Works Dredging

1 of 1

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BUILDING STRONG®

Small Business Contract Awards

FY 2013 •  Awarded 797 contract actions at $197M •  Awarded 545 (73% of actions) to Small Businesses valued at $85M

USACE Target = 43.3% Small Business contract awards

The Wilmington District actively seeks Small Businesses for acquisitions of supplies, services, construction (includes dredging) and A/E services.

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BUILDING STRONG®

Contact Information •  System For Award Management - SAM

►  www.sam.gov ►  Must be registered before getting contract award ►  SAM Handbook@ www.sam.gov

•  Federal Business Opportunities ►  www.fedbizopps.gov ►  Advertises Federal Government Procurement opportunities over

$25,000

•  Wilmington District Contracting link ►  www.saw.usace.army.mil ►  Link “Contracting Opportunities” (SAW)

•  Donna Walton, Deputy for Small Business (910)251-4452 e-mail: [email protected]

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US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG®

Daniel H. Davis Fort Bragg Area Engineer

Fort Bragg Area Office, Savannah District

18 March 2014

USACE Savannah District Fort Bragg Area Office NCMBC FBSBOE


§  Overview of the Savannah District

§  Overview of the Fort Bragg Area Office workload history /projections

§  Summary of how most of our business is procured

USACE Savannah District Fort Bragg Area Office

NCMBC FBSBOE Briefing Agenda

BUILDING STRONG®

§  Provides facilities for Soldiers, Airmen and families §  Enables free-flow of commerce §  Conserves and protects the region’s water & natural resources §  Enhances family recreation

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Savannah District Mission

Building Strong for America!


Our Greatest Asset: Our People

§  Diverse

§  Approximatlely 700

§  Multi-disciplined

• Engineers, architects, project managers, park rangers, hydrologists, and many other specialists

§  Customer focused

Savannah District Organization

BUILDING STRONG®

§  Has served the nation since 1829

§  Supports 7 Army and 4 Air Force installations in 2 states

§  Deployed 200+ personnel for combat support since 2001

§  Maintains two deep water ports

§  Operates 3 major dams for hydropower, flood risk management, recreation, water quality/supply, downstream navigation, and fish and wildlife protection

§  Hosts 15+ million annual visitors to 3 major reservoirs

§  Regulates and protects aquatic resources in Georgia

§  Executes the Homeowners Assistance Program for DoD

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Savannah District at a Glance

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BUILDING STRONG®

§  Supports Army and Air Force installations in GA and NC

§  Provides support to more than one-fifth of the Army

§  Builds state-of-the-art facilities to support Soldiers, Airmen, and their families §  Barracks §  Dining Facilities §  Training Areas and Ranges §  Command and Control Buildings §  Administrative Buildings §  Operational Facilities §  Community Service Facilities §  Medical Treatment Facilities §  Roads and Bridges

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Savannah District Military Construction

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Fort Bragg Area Office – FY14 Placement / Workload History / Projections

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FY-14 Available SRM Contracts

NC MATOC – 4 Participants Chavis’ Inc., Maxton, NC Billy W. Jarrett Construction Company, Montgomery, AL Trend Construction, Inc., Orlando FL Rand Enterprises, Inc. Newport News, VA

UMCS & Mechanical MATOC – 4 Participants Chavis’ Inc., Maxton, NC Dunbar Mechanical Contractors, LLC, Memphis, TN Group III MGT, Inc., Kinston , NC Haire Plumbing & Mechaincal Co, Inc., Fayetteville , NC


FY-14 Available SRM Contracts

NC / SC SATOC

Boykin Contracting, Inc., West Columbia, NC

82nd SATOC Turner Strategic Technologies (TST), Virgina Beach, VA


FY-14 Available SRM Contracts Fort Bragg Roofing SATOC

CEBCO Construction Inc., Lillington, NC

Fort Bragg Paving SATOC Trend Construction, Inc., Orlando FL

Fort Bragg Paving SATOC Barnhill Contracting Company, Tarboro, NC


FY-14 Future SRM Contracts

Fort Bragg Roofing SATOC

Fort Bragg 8a Mini MATOC


Questions?

Savannah District Military Construction Fort Bragg Area Office

CFMO Slide Template

NORTH CAROLINA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD (NCARNG) 120 Facilities in 93 Counties

What Makes the NCARNG Different?

§  NCARNG is required to work under a master cooperative agreement with the state of NC

§  NCARNG uses NC State Procurement procedures for purchasing goods and services

§  NCARNG uses NC State Construction Office contracting guidelines for Design and Construction contracts -  Less than 500K = Informal contract -  More than 500K = Formal contract

What Makes the NCARNG Different?

§  NCARNG requests for quotes and proposals for goods and services on eprocurement and the NC Interactive Purchasing System at http://eprocurement.nc.gov/

§  Design and Construction contracts may receive bids through request or may be advertised through the state construction office on http://www.nc-sco.com -  Depending on the amount and the reason for project

§  The NCARNG CFMO uses sound competitive purchasing procedures and is committed to seeking competition as much possible.

FY 14-15 Capital Improvement Projects

§  66 ongoing construction projects at various National Guard facilities/ training sites across the state

§  72 Construction and major repair projects currently in design, will award most construction contracts prior to end of fiscal year 2015 (Est 36M)

§  Project work orders for repairs to facilities across the state to reach 2.5M for contracts to local small businesses across the state during FY 2014

NCARNG Military Construction

§  NCARNG was able to increase facility improvement projects 40% during FY 13

§  NC State government has appropriated several million dollars toward NCARNG capital improvements and renovation and repair

NCARNG Military Construction

§  94 Facilities requiring State Matching Funds §  8 Federally Supported Sites (2 Army, 2 Air), Ft

Fisher, Ft Bragg, Camp Butner Training Site §  18 Federally Supported Maintenance Facilities

Installation Strategic Action Plan

§  The NCNG is addressing this infrastructure issue with an Installation Strategic Action Plan (referred to as the ISAP) that will align and posture our future forces to reflect 21st century NC Demographics and ensure cost effective, efficient infrastructure for a ready, reliable, responsive and relevant NCNG.

§  We envision decreasing from 93 facilities with an average age of 47 years old, to 40-48 Readiness Centers that will include 8 new “Regional Readiness Centers” anchored on the main I-95, I-40 and I-85 corridors while maintaining our ties to rural NC with 36 to 40 smaller Readiness Centers that will give us tactical staging areas to respond any NC state emergency or contingency.

Organizational Mini-‐BrieFing (1030-‐1040)

•  Jack Roberts, Society of American Military Engineers (SAME)

•  CJ Scarle:, NC Vet Biz

•  Joy Thrash, NC Defense Business Associa?on

Society of American Military Engineers

For more informa?on, visit:

www.same.org

NC VetBiz


www.ncvetbiz.org

NC Defense Business Association


www.ncdba.com

Installation Logistics Services (Materiel Maintenance, Transportation, Supply & Services): Program, Requirements, Processes and Procedures (1040-‐1110) •  Joe Adamczyk, SDV Command Source (Moderator) •  Lloyd Navarro, 406th Army Field Support Brigade •  COL(R) Bob Franks, Director, Logis?cs Readiness Center -‐ Fort Bragg

•  Mike Saulnier, Program Manager, Logis?cs Readiness Center -‐ Fort Bragg, L-‐3 Communica?ons

U.S. Army Materiel Command | U.S. Army Materiel Command | Army Sustainment Command

Fort Bragg Logistics Readiness Center

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MISSION WE PROVIDE THE CUSTOMERS OF FORT BRAGG WITH SUSTAINABLE, FULL SPECTRUM LOGISTICS IN THE AREAS OF TRANSPORTATION, MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY & SERVICES.

HHC 4th BSTB 1-508th PIR 2-508th PIR 4-73d CAV 2-321st FA 782nd BSS

4th BCT

482d CAB

HHC, CAB 1-17th CAV 1-82d ARB 2-82d AV 3-82d GSAB 122nd ASB

82 CAB

3d BCT

HHC 3d BSTB 1-505th PIR 2-505th PIR 5-73d CAV 1-319th FA 82nd BSB

31st BCT

1HHC 1st BSTB 1-504th PIR 2-504th PIR 3-73d CAV 3-319th FA 307th BSB

2d BCT

HHC 2nd BSTB 1-325th AIR 2-325th AIR 1-73d CAV 2-319th FA 407th BSB

2HHC, DSTB HHC, DIV 82d Band

DIV HQ

HQ

82D Airborne Division

HHB BDE 1st 321 FA 3d 321 FA 3d 27 FA D/26 TQAB 206th SIG Co 188th BSB

18th FIRES BDE

AR 5-9 Support (100 NC and 15 VA counties)

Fort Bragg Customers

7 3d SFG

1st Bn 2d Bn 3d Bn 4th Bn HHC 3rd GSB

3 528th SUST (SO)

USASOC

(as of 11 Mar 14)

2 Commissaries

Air Force – Pope Field Air Mobility

CMD AF SOC Air Combat CMD

Air ED & TNG CMD

AF Reserve CMD

21 STS 24 STS 427 SOS 66 AOS Det

43 Air Wing 440 Air Wing 342 TRS 18 ASOG

NCO Academy

WTB

4th ROTC BDE

406th AFSB AFSBn- Bragg

MDB ASOTD

10th MP BN (CID)

AAFES

82d STB 7th TRANS 264th CSSB

82 SUST XVIII CORPS

STB, XVIII HHC, XVIII

20th ENG

108th ADA

525 BFSB

16th MP

44th MED

XVIII ABN CORPS

USARC WOMACK DENTAC JSOC FORSCOM

USAG

192d EOD BN Fort Campbell, KY

USACAPOC 1st CA/PO

Tng BDE

USAJFKSWCS

NEC Golden Knights

139th INF REG (NCNG)

95th CA

BDE

3rd MP

GRP CID Fort Stewart,

GA

USACIL

Fort Gilliam

Health Services/MEDCOM

189th INF BDE (NCNG)

1st SWTG SWMG

7th SFG

1st Bn 2d Bn 3d Bn 4th Bn HHC 7th GSB

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1st TSC ARCENT (Shaw AFB)

50th SIG BN

MISOC 4th MISO Grp 8th MISO Grp

USASOAC


Major Services by Division LogisXcs Readiness Center

Supply & Services Transporta?on Materiel Maintenance AmmuniXon Supply Point (ASP) Unit Movements & MCC TacXcal Equip Maintenance

Retail Supply & Garrison ASL ITDSA and TVAA Non-‐TacXcal Equip Maintenance

Hazardous Material Tracking ITO AIR & A/DACG Fire Truck Repair

Hazardous Material Store Railhead OPS & RSA Armament-‐ Small Arms & NVD Repair

InstallaXon Property Book Container Management CommunicaXons & Electronics Repair

Central Receiving Point (CRP) Pope AF Air Cargo: 8 hour response Xme for un-‐programmed Air missions

Allied Trades – Carpentry, Paint Shop, Machine & Welding

Bulk & Package Petroleum TransportaXon Motor Pool (TMP) Shop Stock Management

Laundry & Dry Cleaning Personal Property Shipping Office Army Oil Analysis Lab

Central Issue Facility (CIF) Personnel Movements Container Repair Program

Packaging & CraXng Freight Outbound Special Purpose Equip Maint – AF-‐ Ground Support

Chemical Defense Equipment -‐ JLIST Commercial Travel Office (CTO)

Food Services -‐ SSMO Pope AF Air Crew Shu:le

DFAC Management InstallaXon Shu:le


Contract Providers by Service MulXple LRC Contractors Providing over 40 Major Services

Supply & Services Transporta?on Maintenance L3

Installation Supply Functions, Supply Support Activities (SSA) and Supply Subsistence

Management Office (SSMO)

L3 Sub to Data Solutions & Technology (DST) 24/7 ITO Air Mvmts ; PPSO, Freight. Personnel Mvmts, Unit Moves, MCC, ITDSA/TVAA, Pope

Cargo , Container MGMT

L3 Pass Back - Sustainment / Field Level, Load Testing, RESET, LBE & PDTE, Backup Maintenance Support,

Army Warranty Program, Paint Facility, New Equipment Processing, Class XI repair, Mob/De-Mob Support,

Allied Trades Data Solutions & Technology (DST) Central Issue Facility (CIF) and Ammunition

Supply Point (ASP)

A+ Moving & Storage Relocation – Local Moves Direct Procurement Method (DPM) Household Goods Shipments

(HHGs)

Premier CIPBO

Nilson Van and Storage Outbound, Area I, DPM HHGs Outbound, Area II, DPM HHGs

Employment Source Dining Facility Attendant Services (DFAC)

Ken Krause Inbound, Area I, DPM HHGs

North Carolina Business Enterprise Program Full Food Services (FFS)

All American Relocation Inc. Inbound, Area II DPM HHGs

Willbros Inc Installation Ground Fuel

Shiloh Services 24/7 TMP MGMT; Pope Mvmt Air Crews,

Installation Shuttle, Mvmt Govt Pers. & Baggage up to 200 mile radius

D&S Textile Laundry Services

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LRC Outsourced Services &

Local Purchases


Outsourced Services & Local Purchases

LogisXcs Readiness Center Supply & Services TransportaXon Materiel Maintenance

Purchase of General Supplies (Using Government Purchase Card)



Purchase of Kitchen Supplies -‐ GPC (Paper Plates, Flatware, plasXc wrap etc)

Charter Bus & Van & Aircraq (Local, Regional, and NaXonal movements)

Purchase of specialized parts (Fire Trucks, K-‐loaders, Containers)

Purchase of Select Food Items -‐ GPC (Dining Facili?es)

Moving & Storage Services (Household goods and Personal Property)

Purchase of specialized Tools & Safety Equip

(Non-‐Standard items)

Repair of Kitchen Equipment (Dining Facili?es)

Shipping Services (Small & Large packages)

Repair of Unique equipment (Fuel Tanker, Engine, Card Board Bailer)

Trucking Services (Full Trucks & Less than truckloads)

FabricaXon of parts (Non-‐Standard items)

GSA Vehicle Repair & Cleaning (Sedans, Vans, Trucks, & Buses)

Paint Removal (BlasXng) (All types of Equip)

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The North Carolina Secretary of State, The Honorable Elaine Marshall (1110-‐1125)

Force Modernization: Program, Requirements, Processes and Procedures (1125-‐1145) •  Brandon Conover, Prac?cal Scien?fic (Moderator) •  LTC Thomas Holland, USASOC •  MAJ William Davis, XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg

Public/Private Partnerships: Program, Requirements, Processes and Procedures (1145-‐1200) •  Gordon Rose, Call Sign Engineers (Moderator) •  Mike Melia, Corvias Military Living •  Brannon Richards, Old North U?lity Services •  Jeff Brown, Sandhills U?lity Services

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Water and wastewater provider for Fort Bragg and Camp MacKall, including Simmons Army Airfield and Pope Army Airfield •  50 year privatization contract •  Own, operate and maintain the existing

water distribution and wastewater collection systems

•  Capital construction and operations and maintenance

Old North Utility Services, Inc. [email protected] 910-495-1311 Serving Those Who Serve TM

March 17, 2014

Presenter: Brannon Richards, Utility Manager

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•  ONUS contract supported through Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)

•  Work performed by ONUS •  Routine operations and maintenance

•  New Capital Upgrades – MILCON, OMA

•  Rehab and Replacement (R&R)

•  FY 14 – 18 outlook

•  Reduction in MILCON related work •  Increase in OMA awards

•  Steady R&R and O&M

•  To learn about upcoming opportunities

•  Get qualified with ONUS and ASUS

•  Register at www.BidSync.com

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Subcontracting opportunities: 1.  Water and wastewater construction and

maintenance

2.  Water & wastewater rehab and replacement

3.  Lift station construction and maintenance

4.  Electrical design and construction services

5.  Generator installation and maintenance

6.  Storage tank cleaning, painting and inspection

7.  BFP Certification

8.  Professional engineering and consulting

9.  Surveying

10.  Geo-technical services

11.  CCTV and cleaning services

12.  Right-of-way and tree clearing

13.  Asphalt and concrete restoration

14.  Inspection

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•  ONUS awarded over $11,750,000 to Small Businesses in 2013, more than 79% of all work awarded

•  ONUS small business target for 2014 is 85%

ONUS Small Business awards through February 2014

www.asusinc.com

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Oversee water and wastewater operations at nine military installations via 50 year privatization contracts. Other ASUS Subsidiaries: Fort Bliss Water Services Company – Fort Bliss, TX Old Dominion Utility Services – Fort Eustis, Story & Lee, VA Palmetto States Utility Services – Fort Jackson, SC Terrapin Utility Services – Joint Base Andrews, MD ASUS Small Business Utilization 73.7% of all work awarded in 2013 went to small businesses Small Business target for 2014 is 85%

Fort Bragg Small Business Outreach Event

March 18, 2014

JEFF BROWN CEO

SANDHILLS UTILITY SERVICES, LLC

Sandhills Utility Services, LLC Ø Utility Privatization Contractor (Electrical)

Ø Own, Operate, Maintain, and Construct the electrical distribution system on Fort Bragg

Ø Contract goods and/or services § Materials for construction

§ Lawn & Janitorial Services § Environmental Services

§ Vehicle Maintenance

Sandhills Utility Services, LLC Ø Existing Contract Vendors

Ø Fastenal

Ø City Electrical Ø Lafayette Ford

Ø PowerMaster Electric, Inc. Ø Fayetteville Janitorial Services

Ø EHC Environmental, Inc.

Ø Lee Electrical Construction Ø MasTec

Sandhills Utility Services, LLC Ø Point of Contact Information for goods

and/or services: Ø Material, Vehicles, Building & Ground

Ø Kim Newton – (910) 496-2225; E-mail: [email protected]

Ø Contract Labor Ø Kathy Brown – (910) 496-2208; E-

mail: [email protected]

Opportunities with Installation Activities: Program, Requirements, Processes and Procedures (1200-‐1215) •  Ron Haynes, Worldwide Language Resources (Moderator) •  Jonee Hobson, MWR/NAF Contrac?ng, Fort Bragg •  Dave Shaw, Defense Commissary Agency •  Tracy Luna, Exchange, Fort Bragg •  Cheryl Chavis, Exchange, Fort Bragg

Presented by: Fort Bragg Hosted by: North Carolina Military Business Center

& Faye:eville Technical Community College