FORT BRAGG - “More Than A City”
251 Square Miles (160,770 Acres)
Buildings: 34.2M SF
Shopping Centers: 11
Restaurants: 28
Railroad Lines: 19 miles
Roads and Utilities
1,442 Miles of Paved Roads
Utilities: Electricity, Water, Waste Water,
Nat Gas (Privately Managed)
IT Structure:
667 miles fiber optic cable
11,359 miles copper cable
Airfields: 3 Fixed and rotary wing capable
Simmons AAF
Mackall AAF
Pope AAF
Camp Mackall: 7,917 Acres
Museums: 3
Hospitals: 1 Medical Center
Medical Clinics: 14
Dental Clinics: 6
Schools:
Elementary: 7
Junior High/Middle: 2
Army Family Housing
5,047 On-Post Quarters
250 Off-Post Quarters
Off post residents: Approx 27,000
Army Families
Chapels: 11
Consolidated Library: 1
Child Care Centers: 4
Recreational Facilities: 239
USARC – R3 FORSCOM -­‐ FO 82d ABN DIV -­‐ A A XVIII A
BN C
ORPS 1st TSC -­‐ IA – GR, G1, G2, G3, G4, G5 LTC Ware LTC Jones Mr Dunn CW3 Reeves MAJ Muna Mr Dyson SFC WyaH MSG Ocasio LTC Borg CW3 Smith MSG Griffiths 1/82d BCT -­‐ AG Mr Jones Mr Delgado 108th ADA BDE -­‐ BK USACAPOC -­‐ MK 2/82d BCT -­‐ AK MAJ Fields LTC Casiano SGT McGuire JSOC -­‐ SC Mr. Blackard 440th AW – P3 WOMACK-­‐ SB SOTF -­‐ SF Mr. Deibel Mr. Whatley 43th AG – P2, P9 Mr Laras JID – JI 18th FAB – DA 44th MED BDE -­‐ IC MAJ Carr CPT Bement MAJ Snook CPT Fernando 82d DIVARTY -­‐ BD MAJ Crane
MSG Miles
SSG Spurs
MAJ Ford CPT Smith SSG Rodriguez GISA - TI
Ms Foster
Mr Gaines
Mr
McCormick
JPRA – P7
MSgt Evers
Mr Oglesby
342 TRS – P4
CPT Brown
Mr Kaster
82d CAB AZ MAJ Groulx 20th ENG BDE -­‐ EA 16th MP BDE -­‐ JA MAJ BenneH 2LT Mallas LTC Ford
LT Stevenson
CW3 Taitague
21 STS – P5
Mr Orpen
Sgt Panciera
SrA Lundby
4th ROTC BDE -­‐ TC 50th Signal BN -­‐ CA MAJ Iammar^no LT McFarland 83rd CA BN -­‐ EY MAJ Driscoll Mr Young Asst Chief McCammiH Mr. McQuain Chaplain -­‐ QC MAJ Caitlin MSG West As of 4/20/15
Mr Bright LTC Murphy MSG Clark AAFES -PX
Mr James
Ms Dewberry
Mr. Paynter Golden Knights -­‐ UI USAJFKSWCS -­‐TA ARSOAC -­‐ MR 1st SFC -­‐ ML 18th ASOG –P6 82d SUST -­‐ IJ 525th MI BDE -­‐ KA USASOC -­‐ MB Mr Johnson Ms Devincen^s DES – G6 Mr Whatley 3/82d BCT -­‐ AO USAG DFMWR -­‐ PA Mr. Cherry COL Wren Mr Drain CPT Hooper (WTB -­‐ SB) DPTMS -­‐ PT Mr Dickens Mr Fiala Mr Devault DENTAC COL Baker
LTC Darling/MAJ Miller
CPT Goffin
LTC Geraldi 1LT McKenna Mr. McDaviH MISOC -­‐ MD Mr O’Donnell DECA
Mr. Jenkins
406th AFSB -­‐ TO LTC Navarro Mr Phillips, Mr Dunlap Mr Gloston Mr. Roberts LRC - OA
Mr Nauck
USASATMO –
T2
CW3 Harris
3d SFG -­‐MF MAJ Sanborn SFC Wurzbach 139th INF REG – N1, N2, N3, N4 (NCNG) ASOTD -­‐ TG LTC Van de Hey 95th CAB -­‐ MC MAJ Pope Mr Epps LTC Cook LTC Newton MAJ Caldwell 528th SUST -­‐ MA Typical SRM Program
(Sustainment, Restoration, Modernization)
• 
185 Const Awards
• 
$100 M
• 
4 Agencies – 95%
• 
Design Build – 90%
• 
30 Design Awards
• 
$6.0 M Total
• 
Smallest - $30 K
• 
Largest - $450 K
Typical FY Breakdown – CoE/Savannah
•  IDC – Roofing (30)
$
6.0M
•  IDC – Paving (25)
$ 20.0M
•  General SATOC (30)
$ 10.0M
•  General MATOC (5)
$ 10.0M
•  Mechanical MATOC (5)
$ 10.0M
•  Mini 8(a) SATOC (15)
$
4.0M
$ 60.0 M
Typical FY Breakdown – Others
•  Wilmington COE – (20)
$ 15.0M
•  Huntsville CoE – (20)
$ 10.0M
•  MICC (30)
$ 10.0M
•  Mobile CoE (2)
$
2.5M
•  Baltimore
$
2.5M
(2)
$ 40.0 M
SATOC/MATOC-COE Savannah
Roofing IDC – CEBCO ($45M; Exp: Sep 2019)
Paving IDC – Barnhill ($95M; Exp: Jun 2018)
General SATOC Contractors:
Turner Strategic Tech. ($95M; Exp: Jul 2018)
General MATOC Contractors: ($100M; Exp: May 2018)
Chavis Inc/Jarrett Const/Trend Const/Rand Enterprises
Mech MATOC Contractors: ($49M; Exp: Aug 2018)
Chavis Inc /Dunbar Mech/Group III Mgt/Haire Plumbing
Mini 8(a) SATOC-COE Savannah
Contract for General Construction to provide rapid response for: new
construction, upgrades, maintenance or repair of situations relating to;
site work, interior/exterior finishes, architectural woodwork, electrical,
mechanical, plumbing, structural and fire suppression systems. NOT d/b.
1 year base with 3-year option (Exp 2018)
Total Dollar Amt: $4M; Project Range: $25K-$300K
Current Contractors
G.L.H.C. Services Co., Inc.
Amidon Contracting Solutions, Inc.
CMC Building, Inc.
Trend Construction Inc.
D.H. Walker Construction Co.
Legacy Construction Inc.
Architect-Engineer Contracts
•  Solicited/Awarded by COE Savannah; but
Administered by Fort Bragg MICC
•  ALL Firms (Full Service)
- 3 Unrestricted: Cromwell, Stantec, Zapata
- 1 Restricted: CEMS
•  2 Yr Base Contract + 1 (2Yr) Option; $8M total
per contract
•  Next Solicitation Date: Est Early 2018
Fort Bragg Local MICC/MATOC
Design-Build Capable ($50M; Award: Aug 2011; Exp: Aug 2016)
Current Contractors:
Alliance Building Group
Alutiiq Manufacturing Contractors, LLC
Chavis, Incorporated
Contract & Purchasing Solutions
Diversified Mechanical, Limited
FutureNet Group, Incorporated
OTAK Group, Incorporated
Est Solicitation for New MATOC: Fall 2016; Est Award: Nov 2016)
§  6 Contractors; 5 Years/$75M
Solicitations Post at FEDBizOpps.gov
(Agency: Dept of Army/Zip Code: 28310)
Tips for Contractors working on Fort Bragg
Designated Safety Representative – 30 hour course required (OSHA 29 CFR
1910 and 29 CFR 1926)
Comprehensive Accident Prevention Plan with Activity Hazard Analyses –
required for all contractors on Post
Automated Installation Entry process – all employees will require AIE passes to
access Fort Bragg. Background checks will be run and those with felony
record will not be allowed passes without waiver (lengthy process).
Effective Quality Control (QC) program critical to success on Fort Bragg.
Contractor responsible for QC not government
Important to submit applications for all Permits early to avoid delays. Typical
permits include: hot work, digging, erosion & sediment control, asbestos/LBP,
confined space entry.
Quality sub-contractors to obtain minimum of 3 competitive bids. Find out who is
performing well on Fort Bragg. Level Playing Field
Pro-active management approach. Learn the key stakeholders to obtain final
acceptance and engage early on (DES, NEC, ONUS, SUS). Red Zone
Learn How DPW Works. Understanding how DPW maintains Fort Bragg and
who makes that happen within DPW is critical to long-term success.
VISITATION/NETWORKING INFORMATION
•  Primary point(s) of contact:
Chief, Engineering Division (Dennis Abell, PE)
Chief, Project Mgmt Branch (Tom Blue, PE, PLS)
Building 3-1634, Butner Road
(910) 396-2308 [email protected] (retires 30 June)
(910) 396-2784 [email protected]
•  Schedule visits in advance; Limit to 1 hour
•  Closed to visits Sep - Oct each year
•  Directions: Google Map, “DPW, Fort Bragg, NC”
•  Networking: SAME meets 3rd Tues of every month on POST. For
info visit: http://posts.same.org/bpf/
Access to Fort Bragg
•  Visitors who do not already possess a valid DoD (Automated
Installation Entry) access card or pass will need to visit the AllAmerican Visitor Center located on All-American Freeway to be
processed for a visitor pass. Passes will be issued for periods
up to 10 days. Visitors must have valid government-issued
identification, valid vehicle registration, and know their Social
Security Number. As part of this process, a National Criminal
Information Center (NCIC) check will be conducted for all
persons. Please plan for the above process to require at least
20 minutes.