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NCMBC Outreach North Carolina Active Projects Current Active Projects in North Carolina HURRICANE FLORENCE RECOVERY MILCON PACKAGE 2, HQ FACILITIES, MARINE CORPS BASE (MCB) CAMP LEJEUNE, DPR RQ LLC HURRICANE FLORENCE RECOVERY MILCON PACKAGE 3, STORAGE AND TRAINING FACILITIES, MARINE CORPS BASE (MCB) CAMP LEJEUNE, RQ W.M.Jordan Company JV HURRICANE FLORENCE RECOVERY MILCON PACKAGE 6, FACILITIES AT STONE BAY, MARINE CORPS BASE (MCB) CAMP LEJEUNE, RQ LLC P-1495, 5th BATTALION, 10TH MARINES HIGH MOBILITY ARTILLERY ROCKET SYSTEM, MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP LEJEUNE, RQ LLC BUILDING 201 REPAIR BY REPLACEMENT MARINE COPRS BASE CAMP LEJEUNE, RQ LLC RQ LLC Project Contacts Project Executive • OPS Project Manager : Jared Grimes [email protected] Project Executive • OPS Project Manager : Jason Felton [email protected] How to enroll into our bidding software. Go to our Website at https://www.rqconstruction.com/ and click on the tab for subcontractors, fill out the form and submit. You can also click on this link to take you directly to the enrollment form. Click to enroll Make sure to fill out all the boxes and especially let us know if you are a small business and list all your small business subsets. My contact information: Small Business Program Manager: Jeff Holmes [email protected] 760-803-1041 HURRICANE FLORENCE RECOVERY MILCON PACKAGE 2 HQ FACILITIES, MARINE CORPS BASE (MCB) CAMP LEJEUNE, NC This solicitation was award a Fixed Price construction contract for design- build (DB) projects in Package 2, Hurricane Florence Recovery HQ Facilities at MCB Camp Lejeune. Package 2 consists eight (8) projects: P1199F – CLB Headquarters Facilities Replacement P1300F – 2D Tank BN/CO HQ and Armory Replacement P1509F – Replace Regimental Headquarters 2DMARDIV P1520F – 1/8 BN HQ Replacement P1622F – 24th and 26th MEU Headquarters Replacement P1524F – 2D TSB HQ Replacement P1525F – Environmental Management Division Replacement P1529F – MCAB Headquarters Replacement P1199F – Combat Logistics Battalion (CLB) Headquarters Facilities Replacement: Constructs three-7,500 square foot headquarters facilities for CLB 2, CLB 6 and CLB 8. Each facility will be a steel frame with reinforced concrete masonry unit with reinforced masonry walls, brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. Site Improvements includes demolition, utilities, and a parking lot. P1300F – 2D Tank Battalion/Company Headquarters and Armory: Constructs a 25,000 square foot steel frame battalion/company headquarters facilities with reinforced concrete masonry unit with reinforced masonry walls, brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. The facility includes administrative and support space necessary to conduct the day-to-day operations of 2D Tank Battalion. Also constructs a 8,400 square foot low-rise reinforced concrete masonry unit Armory building with structural walls supported on pile foundation, structural steel framing, reinforced CMU walls with brick veneer, and reinforced concrete roof with standing seam metal roof. The facility includes administrative space and secure storage for crew serve weapons. Construction also includes a 4,700 square foot covered cleaning area for the armory. Site improvements includes demolition, utilities, and parking. P1509F – Replace Regimental Headquarters 2D Marine Division: Constructs four low-rise regimental headquarters totaling 49,000 square feet for 2D, 6TH, 8TH, and 10TH Marines with reinforced concrete masonry unit with reinforced masonry walls, brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. These facilities includes administrative and support space necessary to conduct the day-to-day operations of regimental headquarters. Site improvements include demolition, utilities, and parking. P1520F – 1/8 Battalion Headquarters Replacement: Constructs a 23,200 square foot low-rise steel frame battalion headquarters facilities for the 1/8 Marines with reinforced concrete masonry units with reinforced masonry walls, brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. This facility includes administrative and support space necessary to conduct the day-to-day operations of 1/8 Marines battalion headquarters. Site improvements include demolition, utilities, and parking. P1522F – 24th and 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit Headquarters: Constructs a 43,000 square foot Multi-Story steel frame Headquarters and Academic Instruction Building for the 24th and 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) with reinforced concrete masonry unit with reinforced masonry walls, brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. Facilities will include the support space necessary to conduct the day-to-day operations in support of the MEUs Headquarters and Training mission. Site improvements include demolition, utilities, and parking. P1524F – 2D Transportation Support Battalion Headquarters Replacement: Constructs a 17,400 square foot low-rise steel frame headquarters facility for the 2D Transportation Support Battalion (TSB) with reinforced concrete masonry units with reinforced masonry walls, brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. This facility includes administrative and support space necessary to conduct the day-to-day operations of a battalion headquarters. Site improvements include demolition, utilities, and parking. P1525F – Environmental Management Division Replacement: Constructs a 10,200 square foot administrative, operational vehicle garage, classroom and supply warehouse for the Resource Conservation Recovery Section of the Environmental Management Division (RCRS-EMD). Building to be single-story reinforced concrete masonry unit on concrete pile foundations with structural steel framing, reinforced masonry walls with brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roofs. The facility includes support space necessary to conduct day-to-day operations of RCRS. Site improvements include demolition, utilities, and parking. P1529 – Marine Corps Advisor Battalion HQ Replacement: Constructs a 37,000 square foot low-rise steel frame facility for the 2D Marine Corps Advisor Battalion (2D MCAB) with reinforced concrete masonry units with reinforced masonry walls, brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. These facilities includes administrative, support, and operational space necessary to conduct the day-to-day operations of the 2D MCAB. Site improvements include demolition, utilities, and parking. RQ DPR JV Project Contacts Project Executive • OPS Project Manager : Jared Grimes [email protected] How to enroll into our bidding software. Go to our Website at https://www.rqconstruction.com/ and click on the tab for subcontractors, fill out the form and submit. You can also click on this link to take you directly to the enrollment form. Click to enroll Make sure to fill out all the boxes and especially let us know if you are a small business and list all your small business subsets. My contact information: Small Business Program Manager: Jeff Holmes [email protected] 760-803-1041 HURRICANE FLORENCE RECOVERY MILCON PACKAGE 3 HQ FACILITIES, MARINE CORPS BASE (MCB) CAMP LEJEUNE, NC This solicitation was awarded a Fixed Price construction contract for design-build (DB) projects in Package 3, Hurricane Florence Recovery HQ Facilities at MCB Camp Lejeune. Package 3 consists of: P1512F MCCSSS Log Ops School P1338F II MEF Simulation/Training Center Replacement P1527F LOGCOM CSP Warehouse Replacement P1512F – MCCSSS Log Ops School Constructs a 148,700 square foot practical application facility for Military Occupancy Specialty (MOS)(Motor Transport) entry/intermediate level training, and a 22,100 square foot Joint Reception Center facility to include H/S functions and student in-processing functions for Marine Corps Combat Service Support School (MCCSSS) at Camp Johnson. Project will also renovate and convert the current MCCSSS motor transport training building M107 into a 109,600 square foot administrative and training center to support tenant and other TECOM functions. Constructs two low-rise steel frame multi-story academic and reception facilities with reinforced concrete masonry unit with reinforced masonry walls, bricK veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. These facilities includes academic, administrative and support space necessary to conduct the day-to-day operations of Log Ops School and MCCSSS in-processing. Site improvements include demolition, utilities, and parKing. P1338F – II MEF Simulation Training Center Constructs a 53,500 square foot low-rise training facility to contain the II Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) Battle Simulation Center and II MEF Combined Arms Staff Trainer (CAST). The facility will be constructed with secure storage space, containing multiple configurable training classrooms, Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer - Enhanced (ISMT-E), audio/visual, computer and server room equipment spaces, and personnel and administrative support spaces. The building is on pile foundation with structural steel framing, reinforced masonry walls, brick veneer, reinforced concrete floors, and standing seam metal roof. Site improvements include demolition, utilities, and parking. P1527F – LOCCOM CSP Warehouse Replacement Constructs a 109,200 square foot low-rise steel frame warehouse facility for Logistics Command Consolidated Storage Program (LOGCOM CSP) with reinforced concrete masonry unit with reinforced masonry walls,
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