Albuquerque District

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1 US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS Albuquerque District Government to Business Outreach MAJ John Miller Deputy Commander USACE Albuquerque 7 February 2018 The views, opinions and findings contained in this report are those of the authors(s) and should not be construed as an official Department of the Army position, policy or decision, unless so designated by other official documentation.

2 Agenda USACE Business Lines USACE Map/Overview Albuquerque District Overview District Contract Obligations FY18 Procurement Opportunities Doing Business With Us

3 The US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG Our Business Civil Works Water Resources Development Navigation Flood risk reduction Environmental stewardship & restoration Regulatory Permits Military Military operations, design, construction, science and engineering Interagency & International Support Programs Real estate acquisition & disposal Disaster Response Sustain lives Flood fight Assess & restore critical infrastructure Support recovery

4 (USACE) United States Army Corps of Engineers Engineers

5 Primarily serving 3 States (NM, CO, TX) 6 Senators; 10 Congressional Districts FY18 Estimated Contract Obligations - $372M 334 MIL and CIV employees 3 Regulatory Field Offices Operate and maintain 9 dams and 4 USACE and 8 state campgrounds with 6.7 million visitor hours annually Support 3 major Air Force installations, Army Reserve 4 Construction Resident Offices Partner with 23 federally recognized tribes

6 USACE Albuquerque District FY18 Estimated Contract Obligations Type of work Estimated Value Military Construction $130M Interagency /International Support (IIS) $125M Facility Sustainment Repair and Modernization (FSRM) $40M Environmental $30M Civil Works Construction $26M Architect & Engineering (A-E) $5M Operations & Maintenance (Dams & Lakes) $16M

7 USACE Albuquerque District FY18 Significant Projects Military Construction (MILCON) Design Build North Fitness Center, Cannon AFB, NM Advertise Date: 2 nd Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: Full & Open, Best Value. Contract Magnitude: $10M - $25M Project Description: Design and Construction of a new auxiliary North Fitness Center, (5,032 SM). The new facility will include a 4-lane, 25-meter swimming pool, an elevated indoor running track (1/8th mile), and an open workout area for unit physical training and group exercise. Dangerous Cargo Pad & CATM Facility, Cannon AFB, NM Advertise Date: 3 rd /4 th Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: TBD Contract Magnitude: $25M - $50M Project Description: Construction of a dangerous cargo pad area and new combat arms training and maintenance (CATM) facilities to include an indoor small arms range, CATM building, and the Rod and Gun Club facility with a trap and skeet range.

8 USACE Albuquerque District FY18 Significant Projects Military Construction (MILCON) SOF C-130 Aircraft Ground Equipment Facility, Cannon AFB, NM Advertise Date: 3 rd /4 th Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: TBD Contract Magnitude: $5M - $10M Project Description: Construct addition to and alter the existing General Purpose Maintenance (GPMX) facility for a C-130 Aircraft Ground Equipment (AGE) maintenance shop. Design Build Fixed Ground Control Station, Holloman AFB, NM Advertise Date: 3 rd Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: TBD Contract Magnitude: $1M - $5M Project Description: Construct a Fixed Ground Control Station (FGCS) facility using conventional design and construction methods to accommodate the mission of the facility. The facility will include a reinforced concrete foundation, structural steel frame, masonry walls and a standing seam metal roof.

9 USACE Albuquerque District FY18 Significant Projects Interagency & International Support (IIS) TA-55 PEI Support Facility, Los Alamos National Labs (LANL), NM Advertise Date: 2 nd Qtr. FY18 (out for bids) Acquisition Strategy: Full & Open, Best Value. Contract Magnitude: $5M - $10M Project Description: Construction of a 9,500 square foot, one story pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) including a fire alarm and fire suppression system. Construction of this project will take place on a highly secured site. All contractor personnel will be required to have DOE "Q" or DOE "L" or will have to provide escort personnel for unsecured employees. East Jemez, NM 502 & NM 4 Road Improvements, Los Alamos County, NM Advertise Date: 2 nd Qtr. FY18 (out for bids) Acquisition Strategy: Total SB Set Aside, Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) Contract Magnitude: $5M - $10M Project Description: The work consist of milling the existing surfaces, and installing new asphalt. The work will be executed in accordance with NMDOT/USACE standards.

10 USACE Albuquerque District FY18 Significant Projects Civil Works McKinley Channel Phase VIII, Alamogordo, NM Advertise Date: 4 th Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: Total SB Set Aside, Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) Contract Magnitude: $10M - $25M Project Description: The proposed project consists of reinforced concrete lining of the existing McKinley ditch for approximately 8,100 linear feet. The channel includes splitter walls and access ramps. The purpose of the McKinley Channel is to route flood flows from McKinley Canyon through the developed areas of the City of Alamogordo. La Joya Acequia, Socorro County, NM Advertise Date: 3 rd /4 th Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: 8(a) set aside Contract Magnitude: $1M - $5M Project Description: the project consists of improvements to the La Joya Acequia Irrigation Ditch. Approximately 5,000 feet of concrete lined ditch and 5,000 feet of 48" diameter pipe.

11 USACE Albuquerque District FY18 Significant Projects Dams & Lakes O&M John Martin Dam Dewatering & Dredging, John Martin Dam, CO Advertise Date: 4 th Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: TBD Contract Magnitude: $5M - $10M Project Description: Remove sedimentation and dewatering of the stilling basin. Additionally dredging upstream of the dam will be part of the contract. Conchas Electrical Upgrade, Conchas Dam, NM Advertise Date: 4 th Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: 8(a) set aside Contract Magnitude: $1M - $5M Project Description: Removal and replacement of electrical components. Upgrade heating and cooling units. Install a backup generator and solar array. Trinidad Rip Rap, Trinidad Dam, CO Advertise Date: 4 th Qtr. FY18 Acquisition Strategy: 8(a) set aside Contract Magnitude: $1M - $5M Project Description: Replace the sandstone rip rap currently in place with granite rip rap. The sand stone rip rap has begun to deteriorate and replacing it with granite will reduce the need for maintenance caused by erosion on the face of the dam and help extend the life the dam.

12 Other Contracting Opportunities for Small Businesses 1. Lakes & Dams Operations and Maintenance purchases below $150K - Competitively set aside to all SBs - Visit Federal Business Opportunities for solicitations - Great opportunity to start with USACE 2. Environmental & SRM opportunities - Normally set aside to 8(a) certified SDBs - Up to $4M - Contact SB Office for details 3. Other SB Set Asides over $150K - Other services - Visit Federal Business Opportunities for solicitations 4. Visit SB/CT table for detailed forecast and other information

13 Doing Business With Us Review the Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps) website Search Code: W912PP Visit our District s web site in order to learn about the districts missions and the types of services/supplies we procure. Small Business Office: (505) albuquerque.smallbusiness@usace.army.mil Contracting Office: (505) SPAContracting@usace.army.mil