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Army Design & Construction Programs Moderator: Col. Robert Ruch, F. SAME, USA (Ret.), Pond & Company Panelists: • Christine Altendorf, Ph.D., P.E., SES, Director of Military Programs, HQ USACE • Peter Sturdivant, P.E., P.G., Acting Chief of Engineering and Construction, USACE Directorate of Civil Works • Stacey Hirata, P.E., SES, F. SAME, Chief, Military Programs Integration Division, HQ USACE • Jill Stiglich, SES, Director of Contracting, HQ USACE POLL QUESTION Let’s see who is on this call…who do you represent? a) Active-Duty Military b) Civilian at Government Agency c) Small Business (less than 100 emp.) d) Medium Business (101-2,000 emp.) e) Large Business (2,001 + emp.) f ) Academic institution / Non-Profit PANELIST Christine Altendorf, Ph.D., P.E., SES, Director, Military Programs, USACE HQ Bleeds Orange Oklahoma State Orange Theory Loves Durango, CO Hiking Rafting Skiing Food and Drink Diet Dr. Pepper Red Wine Pasta Bread Candy PANELIST Peter Sturdivant, P.E., P.G., Acting Chief of Engineering and Construction, USACE Directorate of Civil Works - Lifelong fan of the Denver Broncos and Manchester United (both football clubs!) - Love scuba diving, fly fishing and kayaking (sometimes together) and the great outdoors of Colorado. - Family came to Colorado in the 1880s from the Tyrol region of Northern Italy to mine gold in Colorado. Haven't left since! PANELIST Stacey Hirata, P.E., SES, F. SAME, Chief, Military Programs Integration Division, HQ USACE - Hobbies include: Fishing & Cooking - Enjoys Cooking - Enjoys Eating more than enjoying Cooking - Does NOT enjoy cleaning up PANELIST Jill Stiglich, SES, Director of Contracting, HQ USACE - I bleed Blue--Air Force Academy Falcons! - Love reading the FAR and its supplements (what does that tell you?) - Love cooking but would clean Stacey's dishes if he cooked! - Skittles keep me sane...and going... SAME FY22 DOD AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS BRIEFING: USACE MILITARY PROGRAMS 25 March 2021, 1200-1300 Dr. Christine T. Altendorf, P.E., SES Director of Military Programs Mr. Pete Sturdivant, P.E. Acting Chief, Engineering and Construction Division Mr. Stacey K. Hirata, P.E., SES Chief, Programs Integration Division World-Class Delivery… Real-World Impact! 7 VISION & MISSION USACE Mission USACE Vision Deliver vital engineering solutions, in collaboration Engineering solutions for the with our partners, to secure our Nation, energize our Nation’s toughest challenges. economy, and reduce risk from disaster. Globally Engaged and Regionally Aligned Northwestern North Division Atlantic ( Portland ) Division ( New York City ) Trans- Atlantic Pacific North Division ( Winchester, VA ) Ocean Atlantic Division Division ( Honolulu ) South ( New York City ) Atlantic Division ( Atlanta ) Engagement ( 110+ Countries ) Physical Presence ( 39 Countries ) USACE Has a Diverse Mission Set Driven by Diverse Stakeholders 8 PROJECTED MILITARY PROGRAMS WORKLOAD FY20 - $26B Executed Across Military Programs Portfolio 9 LIFE-CYCLE PARTNERING An enduring commitment towards achieving shared objectives by jointly managing performance, risk, and relationships across the facilities life-cycle in a manner that builds and sustains mutual trust and transparency Turnover / O&M Stakeholders Focus Areas • Shared Project Goals • Quality USACE • Teamwork & Communication Execution Planning & • Change Management Industry Programmin g • Cost & Schedule Management Mission Delivery Value Chain Value Delivery Mission Engineering & Acquisition 10 LIFE-CYCLE PARTNERING: KEY INITIATIVES ➢ High quality partnering relationships driving successful performance Desired Outcomes ➢ Incentivizing faster delivery while maintaining quality ➢ Shaping processes and requirements to optimize delivery timelines ➢ Shared risk management • Procurement strategies / bid packages • Bidder inquiries lead to early resolution of potential issues shaped through market research & • Risk mitigation communicated in proposals industry outreach • Timely source selection decisions • Current Working Estimates account for known market conditions • Change Management Playbook • UFGS 01 30 00 Partnering Updates RFP Issued Award Acquisition Planning / Bidding Period Execution Design Life-Cycle Initiatives Joint Risk Registers / Project Management Agreements / 360 Partnering Feedback / Lessons Learned / Tiered Issue Resolution / Project Delivery Business Process Update / Business Tool Modernization 5 POSTURING FOR THE FUTURE An Evolving Operating Environment • FY21 NDAA Sec. 868: Past Performance Ratings • Executive Order 14008: Tackling the Of Certain Small Business Concerns Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad (27 JAN • FY21 NDAA Sec. 316: Power Reliability 21) • Executive Order 13990: Protecting Enhancement Program Public Health and the Environment and • FY21 NDAA Sec. 2823: Restoring Science To Tackle the Climate Energy Resilience & Legislative Policy Crisis Conservation Investment Changes Changes (20 JAN 21) • Executive Order 14005: Ensuring Program • FY21 NDAA Sec. 888: Revision to the Future Is Made in All of America Requirement to Use Firm Fixed-Price by All of America's Workers (25 JAN Contracts for Foreign Military Sales 21) • Executive Order 14017: America’s Regulatory • FY21 NDAA Sec. 841: Additional Supply Chains (24 FEB 21) Requirements Pertaining To Changes Printed Circuit Boards • FAR 52.204-24 Sec. 889(a)(1)(B): Prohibition on Contracting with Primes that use Covered • DFARS 252.204-7019 & 252.204-7020: Chinese Telecommunications Equipment Notice of NIST SP 800-171 DoD Assessment Requirements Key Industry Take-Aways • National clean energy and environmental justice goals will drive sustainable design performance targets, adoption and enforcement of facilities third-party certification (e.g., LEED), NetZero facilities / campuses, and carbon sequestration • Climate change will influence energy resilience requirements (e.g., renewables, clean energy, microgrids, battery storage) • SMART infrastructure will require enhanced control systems infrastructure and cybersecurity • Waivers for Buy America and use of prohibited materials will become increasingly difficult to obtain • Changes to vendor, material, and supply chain rules will have broad application 6 ENABLING INSTALLATION READINESS & RESILIENCE ✓ Technical Research ✓ Education & Certifications • Utility Monitoring Control ✓ Climate Preparedness & Resilience Systems • DoD & Army Climate Assessment • Water Use Security & Resilience Tools • Army Climate Resilience Handbook • Energy Resilience ✓ Installation Energy & • Automation & Optimization Water Plans • Operational Energy ✓ Energy Resilience & Conservation Investment Drive Build Program Innovati Resilien ✓ Army Control on ce Systems Program Achieve ✓ Standards & Criteria ✓ Energy Savings Performance & Optimiz • Unified Facilities Criteria for Installation Utility Energy Service Contracts Efficien e Use Master Planning, HPSB, Civil Engineering cy & Engineering Resiliency for Critical ✓ Regional Environmental & Energy Offices Infrastructure ✓ Sustainable Design & Development Validation Reviews ✓ Commercial Utilities ✓ High Program Performance Sustainable • Utility Purchasing, Rate Buildings Intervention, Service (HPSB) Assessments & Bill Audits • Utility Procurement Optimization Strategy 7 8 PROJECTED FY21-22 MILCON AWARDS State / Division Stakeholder Location Country Project Name Anticipated Award Date LRD ARMY Marseilles Training Area IL ERCIP CAP 089118 Wind Turbine Oct 2021 LRD AF Scott Air Force Base IL Joint Operations & Mission Planning Center Sep 2021 LRD ARMY Fort Campbell KY CAP 064296 Vehicle Maintenance Shop Jul 2021 LRD ARMY Fort Campbell KY CAP 086351 Microgrid Dec 2021 LRD ARMY Devens AR MA CAP 088752 Automated Multipurpose Machine Gun Range Jul 2021 LRD AF Westover Air Force Base MA Regional ISO Maintenance Hangar Jul 2021 LRD ARMY Detroit Arsenal MI CAP 081968 Recirculating Air in Test Cells Oct 2021 LRD AF Minneapolis St Paul JAP MN QJKL100004 Aerial Port FacILITY Sep 2021 LRD ARMY Asheville NC CAP 079351 Army Reserve Center/Land Feb 2022 LRD AF Wright Patterson Air Force Base OH Improve Family Housing (PHASE 1) Aug 2021 LRD DLA Wright Patterson Air Force Base OH OTH DESC1907 Replace Hydrant Fueling System Sep 2021 LRD AF Wright Patterson Air Force Base OH ERCIP WPAFB (ECIP) HTHW Line D Oct 2021 LRD DODEA Fort Knox TN OTH AM00182 Replace Van Voorhis Elementary School Oct 2021 LRD ARMY Fort McCoy WI CAP 081564 Scout/RECCE Range Complex Sep 2021 LRD SOCOM Classified SOF OTH 81890 Target Training Structure, Classified Apr 2022 LRD ARMY Gainesville CAP 082197 ECS TEMF/Warehouse Jul 2021 NWD AF Fort Carson CO CAP 058139 Phys Fit Center Jul 2021 NWD SOCOM Fort Carson CO SOF Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility (TEMF) Aug 2021 NWD AF Peterson Air Force Base CO SOCNORTH Theater Operational Support Facility Mar 2021 NWD AF Schriever Air Force Base CO GLEN203001 Consolidated Space Operations Facility Aug 2021 NWD AF Schriever Air Force Base CO ERCIP GLEN162605 Upgrade EMCS, Multi Facilities Aug 2021 ACE 1030692 CONSOLIDATED VEHICLE MAINTENANCE NWD AF Whiteman Air Force Base MO FACILITY May 2021 NWD AF Malmstrom AFB MT ACE NZAS173000 Weapons Storage and Maintenance Facility Dec 2022 NWD AF Minot Air Force Base ND Consolidated HELO/TRF Operations/AMU and Alert Facility Sep 2021 NWD AF Offutt Air Force Base NE Lake Campus SGBP212908/1080945 Aug 2021 NWD AF Offutt Air Force Base NE Flightline Hangar Campus SGBP212907/1080944 Aug 2021 NWD AF Offutt Air Force Base NE Demolition & Site Preparation - Offutt Flood Recovery Sep 2021 NWD AF Offutt Air Force
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