Coast Guard Oakland SAME

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Pacific Division
Coast Guard Oakland SAME
Rick Vredenburg
San Francisco District
8 August 2013
US Army Corps of Engineers
BUILDING STRONG®
Tips
 Seize the moment – assemble your team now! Be ready!!!
 Gain as many affiliations as possible – GSA, 8a, HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB,
etc. Set yourself apart from all the rest!
If you’re a small business – respond to all sources sought! It helps get the projects
set-aside for small business!
 Respond to Requests for Proposals – its free advertisement for your firm. We’ll
be forced to evaluate your proposal – capabilities. Exposure!
 Follow the RFP explicitly: follow the directions to the letter. Ask questions early in
the process!
Keep your options open - be a prime, be a sub … expose yourself! 
Be memorable – for the right reasons!
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US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
USACE Priorities
 Defend our nation
 Deliver sustainable solutions
 Build USACE for the future
• 10 States (5 Shared with Other Regions)
• California - One of the World’s 10 Largest
Economies
• 15 of 25 Fastest Growing U.S. Metropolitan
Areas
• 2,286 miles of Federal Levees
• 46 Dams & Reservoirs
• 5 Strategic Ports
• < 20 inches Annual Precipitation
• Flood / Drought Cycles
• 30 Recreational Areas; 15.7 M Visits Annually
• 300 of 1,200 Threatened / Endangered Species
• 4 EPA Regions (6, 8, 9, 10)
• 4 FEMA Regions (6, 8, 9, 10)
• 4 VA Integrated Service Networks (18, 19, 21, 22)
• 3 U.S. FWS Service Regions (1, 2, 6)
• 1 National Marine Fisheries Office
• 13 Army & 12 Air Force Installations / Programs
• 170 Native American Nations
• 10 State Delegations
• 81 Members of the U.S. House
of Representatives
• 20 U.S. Senators
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ALBUQUERQUE DISTRICT
Border Patrol
Antelope Wells Port of Entry
FY 13 Program
$44.8M Civil Works
 $1.0M General Investigations
 $25.0M Operations & Maintenance
 $2.1M Regulatory
$16.7M Construction
$200M Military Support
$141.0M Military Construction
$32.0M Environmental
$27.0M Interagency & Intern. Support
MC-120 CV-22 Simulator
Cannon AFB
LOS ANGELES DISTRICT
Long Beach VA
SRM/O&M @
Installations
FY 13 Program
$41.0M Civil Works*
Nogales Border Fence
 $1.6M Investigations
 $26.2M Operations & Maintenance
 $7.2M Construction
 $6.0M Regulatory
$354.6M Military Support
$250.0M Military Construction
$19.0M Environmental
$85.6M Interagency & International
Support
* Amounts do not include carry-in.
F35 Bed-Down
SACRAMENTO DISTRICT
Veteran Affairs
Presidio of Monterey
FY 13 Program
$157.75M total for Civil Works
 $2.6M General Investigations
 $113.5M Construction General
 $35.8M Operations & Maintenance
 $5.86M Regulatory
$300M Military Support
$160 Military Construction & SRM
$89M Environmental
$21M Interagency
& International Support
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SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT
San Francisco Veterans Affairs
Medical Center
FY 13 Program
$63.6M Civil Works
 $.75M General Investigations
 $53.5M Operations & Maintenance
 $5.3M Construction
 $4M Regulatory
Hamilton Wetlands Restoration Project
SOUTH PACIFIC DIVISION
FY11-15 MILITARY & CIVIL WORKS PROGRAMS
2400
1929
2200
2000
M
I
L
L
I
O
N
S
($)
1800
1630
1600
1400
1082
1200
1000
1170
1226
848
1587
800
790
600
MID
880
548
400
200
460
342
292
346
300
FY12
FY13*
FY14*
FY15*
0
FY11
* Program Projections FY13 & beyond
CWID
SOUTH PACIFIC DIVISION
MILITARY PROGRAMS
1228
1400
1200
M
I
L
L
I
O
N
S
($)
1000
800
600
694
SPL
777
631
SPA
504
270
229
263
149
400
228
282
169
163
200
162
196
169
186
FY11
FY12
FY13*
239
0
FY14*
15
86
FY15*
* Program Projections FY13 & beyond
SPK
SOUTH PACIFIC DIVISION
FY11-15 ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
300
261
38
M
I
L
L
I
O
N
S
200
SPL
174
65
31
45
100
158
($)
98
156
133
113
38
17
26
4
78
83
FY13*
FY14*
SPA
31
30
95
0
FY11
FY12
FY15*
* Program Projections FY13 & beyond
SPK
Contracting Opportunities in SPD
ENGINEERING
SERVICES
ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES
• Design
• Remediation
• Survey and
Mapping
• Studies
• Construction
Inspection
• Investigations
• Refuse
• Restoration
• Investigations
• Mitigation Planting
• Restoration
• Military Munitions
• Mitigation
Planting
• Energy Sustainability
CONSTRUCTION
• Design/Build
• Dredging
• Navigation
• Levee Repair
• Hangers
• Facility Repairs
• Alterations
• Airfields
• MEGA Projects
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South Pacific Division
FY 13 Small Business Achievements
SB Dollars
Obligated
%
Achieved
SB %
Goals
$130,126,295
35.5%
43.3%
Small Disadvantaged Business
$85,508,360
23.3%
18%
Woman Owned
$20,009,783
.05%
7%
Service Disabled Veteran Owned
$31,615,745
.09%
4%
HUBZone
$16,203,363
.04%
11%
706,665
65.32%
2.5%
Small Business
**HBCU/MI
**Aspiration goal. Rothe vs. DoD precludes us from setting aside educational dollars to HBCU/MI
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SPK ‐ FY13 Contract Opportunities
Project
Type
Set Aside
QFY
$M
Military
Dining Facility/General Admin Bldg, POM
RFP
TBD
3
20‐25
Lightning Protection, MOTCO, Concord
RFP
TBD
3
5‐10
Xeriscape and Passive Irrigation, POM/OMC
RFP
SB
3
1‐5
Solar Walls at Warehouses, DDJC‐Tracy
RFP
SB
2
1‐5
O&M Monitoring, Tooele AD
Nego’d
LPTA
TBD
4
1‐5
SWMU 2 at Landfill, Tooele AD
Nego’d Unres
Tradeoff
1
5‐10
Environmental
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SPK ‐ FY14 Contract Opportunities
Project
Type
Set Aside
QFY
$M
Military
Gen Purpose Warehouse, DDJC‐Tracy
IFB
Unres
3
35‐45
Distributed Common Ground Station Operations Facility, Beale, AFB
IFB
Unres
2
55‐65
Fire Crash Rescue, Hill AFB
RFP
Unres
2
20‐25
1
0.35
Environmental
HI‐AG Personnel Support, SATOC
SATOC
O&M of SVE Systems, Tooele AD
Nego’d
Tradeoff
Unres
1
1‐5
GW and Landfill Monitoring, Dugway PG
MATOC
TBD
2
0.75
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SPA ‐ FY13 Contract Opportunities
Project
Type
Set Aside
QFY
$M
D‐B Medical/Dental Clinic Replacement/
Cannon AFB (MILCON)
UNR MATOC
Unrestricted
4
5‐10
SOF AC‐RECAP Combat parking Apron &Fuselage Training Facility , Cannon AFB (MILCON)
UNR, Unrestricted RFP Best
Value
3
5‐10
TBD
4
5‐10
Military
Civil Works
San Acacia Civil Works Restoration Project
Phase I – San Acacia NM
TBD
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SPN ‐ FY13 Contract Opportunities
Project
Type
Set Aside
QFY
$M
Military
VA Hospital Buildings 9‐22 – VISN 21 IFB
SBSA
4
5‐10
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SPL ‐ FY13 Contract Opportunities
Project
Type
Set Aside
QFY
$M
Military
RPA Mission Complex Physical Protection Systems – Creech AFB TBD
TBD
TBD
5‐10
Replace JP‐8 Bulk Fuel Storage – Edwards AFB RFP
DBB UNR
3
25‐30
Parachute Training Facility unspecified locations DBB
in AZ TBD
4
1‐5
Ammunition Demolition Facility – Yuma AZ DBB
TBD
3
1‐5
Explosive Receive/Service Bldg – Ft Irwin, CA
DBB
TBD
4
1‐5
NAF‐Visitors Quarters – Davis Monthan
RFP UNR
3
40‐50
O&M Funds
Hospital Service – Camp Pendleton , CA
TBD
TBD
3
40‐50
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SPL ‐ FY13 Contract Opportunities
Project
Type
Set Aside
QFY
$M
Civil Works
Santa Ana River Reach 9 – Phase III
RFP
SBSA
3
5‐10
Survey – Aerial Mapping and Hydrography
RFP
LPTA
SBSA
3
5‐10
IDIQ SE Design
RFP
UNR
3
5‐10
IDIQ AE Design
RFP
SBSA
3
1‐5
MATOC
SBSA
1
1‐5
Environmental (FY14)
MEGA Regional Environmental Remediation Services MATOC (SPD)
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Key Contracting Contacts
Principal Assistant Responsible for Contracting (PARC)
Denver Heath
Regional Chief of Contracting
Jim Bartha
Chiefs of Contracting
LTC Joseph Davis – Albuquerque
Daniel Carrasco – Los Angeles
Kim Ford – Sacramento
Linda Hales – San Francisco
Deputy District Engineers for Program and Project Management
John D’Antonio – Albuquerque
David Van Dorpe – Los Angeles
Kristina Mullins– Sacramento
Arijs Rakstins – San Francisco
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SPD Future Outreach Events
Contact District SB Specialist for More Details
Society of Military Engineers (SAME) Small Business Conference Convention Center Kansas City, Mo ‐ November 19 – 21, 2013 SPD 13th Annual Veterans and Small Business Training and Outreach Conference Reno, NV ‐ April 8‐10 2014 http://www.implanners.com/
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Key Small Business Contacts
Division Leader, Small Business Programs
Melea Crouse
[email protected]
(469) 487-7105
District Small Business Specialists
Daniel Curado – Albuquerque
[email protected]
(505) 342-3110
Mary Spencer – Los Angeles
[email protected]
(213) 452-3938
Michelle Stratton – Sacramento
[email protected]
(916) 557-7641
Rick Vredenburg – San Francisco
[email protected]
(415) 503-6986
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Again … Tips
 Seize the moment – assemble your team now! Be ready!!!
 Gain as many affiliations as possible – GSA, 8a, HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB,
etc. Set yourself apart from all the rest!
If you’re a small business – respond to all sources sought! It helps get the projects
set-aside for small business!
 Respond to Requests for Proposals – its free advertisement for your firm. We’ll
be forced to evaluate your proposal – capabilities. Exposure!
 Follow the RFP explicitly: follow the directions to the letter. Ask questions early in
the process!
Keep your options open - be a prime, be a sub … expose yourself! 
Be memorable – for the right reasons!
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Connect With Us!
Twitter: www.twitter.com/usace_spd
Online: www.spd.usace.army.mil
Small Business Website
http://www.spd.usace.army.mil/Business
WithUs/SmallBusiness.aspx
BUILDING STRONG FROM NEW MEXICO ALL THE WAY TO THE PACIFIC!
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