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Karen L. BakerActing Deputy , Office of Small Business

ProgramsU.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Aug 06 2009

National Small Business Federal Contracting Summit

Summer Session 2009

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U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

FY09 Military Program

$ 25.2 BIL

10,000 personnel

Military Construction

Contingency OperationsInstallation Support

International and

Interagency Support

FY09 Civil Works Program

$ 11.0 BIL

22,000 personnel

Navigation

Hydropower

Flood Damage Reduction

Shore Protection

Water Supply

Regulatory

Recreation

Engineer Research and Development Center$ 1 BIL @ Seven ( 7 ) diverse research laboratories

HQ

45 Districts( Project Funded )

9 Divisions( Direct Funded )

EngineerCommands

Homeland Security

Environmental

Real EstatePrivate

IndustryPartners

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InteragencySupport

Corps of Engineers Mission

Real Estate

• DOD Recruiting facilities• Contingency operations• Acquire, manage and dispose

• Intelligence

• Federal• State • Local• International

HomelandSecurity

Research & Development• Military Construction for the Modular Force • Global Positioning• Base Realignment • Military Transformation• Environmental restoration

Military Programs• Warfighter• Installations• Environment• Water Resources

• Critical Infrastructure• Anti Terrorism Plans

• Facility Security

Overseas Contingency Operations

Partnership

Civil Works

• Navigation, Hydropower• Flood control, Shore Protection• Water Supply, Regulatory • Recreation, Disaster response• Environmental Restoration

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ARCTIC• Engagement - 100+ Countries Engagement - 100+ Countries • Physical Presence - 33 CountriesPhysical Presence - 33 Countries

ANTARCTIC

Global Engagement

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NorthwesternDivision

BG Bill Rapp

SouthPacific

DivisionCOL Janice Dombi

SouthwesternDivision

BG Ken Cox

MississippiValley

DivisionBG Mike Walsh

SouthAtlanticDivision

BG Joe Schroedel

Great Lakesand Ohio River

DivisionBG John Peabody

NorthAtlanticDivision

BG Todd Semonite

SeattleCOL Tony Wright

PortlandCOL Steve Miles

Walla-WallaLTC Mike Farrell

OmahaCOL Dave Press

Kansas CityCOL Roger Wilson

San FranciscoLTC Laurence Farrell

Los AngelesCOL Tom Magness

AlbuquerqueLTC Kim Colloton

SacramentoCOL Tom Chapman

GalvestonCOL Dave Weston

JacksonvilleCOL Paul Groskruger

SavannahCOL Ed Kertis

CharlestonLTC Trey Jordan

WilmingtonCOL Jeff Ryscavage

NorfolkCOL Dan Anninos

BaltimoreCOL Pete Mueller

PhiladelphiaLTC Tom Tickner

New YorkCOL Nello Tortora

New EnglandCOL Tom Feir

Fort WorthCOL Chris Martin

TulsaCOL Tony Funkhouser

NewOrleans

COL Al Lee

MobileCOL Byron Jorns

PacificOcean

DivisionBG Mark Yenter

AlaskaCOL Kevin Wilson

HonoluluLTC Jon Chytka

VicksburgCOL Mike Wehr

MemphisCOL Tom Smith

St. LouisCOL Tom O’Hara

Rock IslandCOL Bob Sinkler

ChicagoCOL Vince Quarles

DetroitLTC James Davis

BuffaloLTC Dan Snead

PittsburghCOL Mike Crall

NashvilleLTC Bernard Lindstrom

HuntingtonCOL Dana Hurst

LouisvilleCOL Keith Landry

St. PaulCOL Jon Christensen

Little RockCOL Ed Jackson

EuropeCOL John Kem

Far EastCOL Dave Turner

JapanCOL Barrett Holmes

USACE Divisions and Districts

Gulf Region Division ( GRD ) - MG Mike EyreGRD District North ( GRN ) - COL Margaret Burcham

GRD District Central ( GRC ) - COL Ron Light

GRD District South ( GRS ) - COL Jack Drolet

Afghanistan C7 – BG John McMahonAfghanistan Engineer District ( AED ) – COL Tom O’Donovan

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Deliver enduring, comprehensive, sustainable and integrated solutions to the Nation’s water resources and related challenges through collaboration with stakeholders (regions, States, localities, Tribes, other Federal agencies, etc.).

Civil Works Mission:

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Navigation( $1.892 B ) ( 40% )

Hydropower( $319 M ) ( 7% )

Civil Works Mission

Lock and Dam 15 ( Mississippi River )

Flood Wall ( Williamson, KY )

Everglades

Dredge ESSAYONS ( Coos Bay, OR )

Bonneville II Powerhouse ( Washington )

Lake Seminole ( Mobile District )

Deliver enduring, comprehensive,sustainable, and integrated solutions to the

Nation’s water resources and related challengesthrough collaboration with

our stakeholders( Regions, States, localities, Tribes, other Federal agencies )

Flood Risk Management( $1.322 B ) ( 28% )

Ecosystem Restoration( $511 M ) ( 11% )

Water Supply( $6 M ) ( < 1% )

Regulatory Agency forWetlands and US Waters

( $180 M ) ( 4% )

Natural Resources Management( $270 M ) ( 6% )

Disaster Preparednessand Response

( $58 M ) ( 1% )

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International Engagement

Mosul Dam ( Iraq )

Island of Java, Indonesia

United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural

Organization Partnerships

World Water Council

Indonesian MudflowTechnical Assistance

Water ManagementPartnership with the

Dutch Rijkswaterstaat

Technical Support inAfghanistan and Iraq

Civil-Military Emergency /Emergency ManagementInternational Programs

Partnership with theJapanese Ministry of Land

Infrastructure and Transport

Kajakai Dam ( Afghanistan )

Africom / World Water Council

International Hydrologic Programme ( IHP )

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Major Construction Projects($20 Million or More in FY09 Budget)

Sims Bayou ($23 M)

Olmsted Lock & Dam ($114 M) Kentucky Lock & Dam ($22 M) Emsworth Lock & Dam ($26 M)

NY-NJ Harbor($90 M)

Navigtion

Flood Risk Management

Aquatic Ecosystem RestorationS. Fla. Everglades ($185 M)

Upper Miss.R. Restoration ($20 M)

New Orleans($5,761 M)

$17 M

Sacramento R. Banks ($24 M)

Portugues & Bucana R’s ($45 M)

Herbert Hoover Dike ($77 M)

McCook & Thornton Res. ($34 M)Lockport Lock ($29 M)

Houston-GalvestonChannels ($22 M)

Columbia R. Channels ($36 M)

Tuttle Cr. Lake ($24 M)Clearwater Lake ($25 M)

Canton Lake ($21 M)

Miss. R. Channel & Revetments ($33 M)Miss. R. Levees ($20 M)

Chickamauga Lock ($42 M)

Wolf Cr. Dam ($57 M)Center Hill Dam ($42 M)

Monongahela R.Locks 2,3,4 ($41 M)

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Fort Bliss, TX

Support to Overseas Contingency Ops

Mussayib Power Plant, Iraq

Korea Relocation ProgramCamp Humphreys, Korea

Military ProgramsArmy Re-stationing & Transformation

Customs and Border Protection

Interagency & International

Services

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Centers of Standardization

• Huntsville Center (15)– Physical Fitness– Outdoor Sports Facility– Child Development (2)– Youth Activity Centers– Consolidated Fire, Safety and

Security Facility– Fire Station– Army Community Service Center– Bowling Center RFP– Hazard Material Storage– Close Combat Tactical Trainer – Mil. Ops. Urban Terrain Facility– Training Ranges– Battle Cmd Training Ctr.– Training Support Ctr.– Medical Facilities

• Ft. Worth District/SWD (7)– Unaccompanied Enlisted

Personnel Housing– Basic Training Complex/One

Station Unit Trainee– Advanced individual Trainee

Complex– Warrior in Transition– Starship Barracks– General Purpose Warehouse– Central Issue Warehouse

• Mobile District/SAD (2)– Aviation – Vertical Construction– 4 Star HQ Facility

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Centers of Standardization

• Louisville District/LRD (2)– Army Reserve Centers– Operational Readiness Training

Complex• Norfolk District/NAD (7)

– General Instructional Facility– Classroom 21– Enlisted personnel Dining Facility– Mil. Entrance Processing Stations– Family Housing RFP– Information Systems Facility– Criminal Investigation Facility

• Omaha District/NWD (2)– Religious Facilities– Access Control Points

• Savannah District/SAD (6)– Company Operations Facility– Tactical Equipment Maintenance– Brigade Operations Complex– Brigade/ Battalion HQ: Admin– Command and Control Facility –

C2F– Deployment Facility

• Honolulu District/POD (2)– Unaccompanied Officers Quarters– Transient Officers Quarters

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Economic Stimulus Package• American Recovery & Reinvestment

Act (ARRA), $787 billion stimulus plan became law 13 FEB 09

• Spending program:– $4.6 billion to USACE Civil Works– $2.5 billion in military appropriations

(not including SRM)• Recovery Act objectives:

– Funds are awarded in effective and efficient manner

– The recipients and uses of funds are transparent to the public

– Funds are used for authorized purposes

– Projects funded avoid unnecessary delays and cost overruns

– Program goals are achieved• Preserve and create jobs• Invest in transportation,

environmental protection and other infrastructure that provide long-term economic benefits

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Economic Stimulus Package• American Recovery and

Reinvestment Act (ARRA) clauses:

• (1) ARRA-Buy American Requirements for Construction Material

• (2) ARRA-Reporting Requirements• (3) ARRA-Publicizing Contract

Actions• (4) ARRA-GAO Access• (5) ARRA-Whistleblower Protections

American

• Additional information:– www.whitehouse.gov– www.omb.gov– www.usace.army.mil– www.recovery.gov

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American Recovery andReinvestment Act ( ARRA ) of 2009

$ 4.6 BIL to USACE Civil Works

Operations and Maintenance (O&M) - $ 2.075 BIL400 maintenance projects ( $ 250,000 - $ 10 MIL )

Construction (C) - $ 2.0 BIL300 construction contracts ( $1 MIL - $ 30 MIL )

Mississippi River and Tributaries - $ 375 MIL

FUSRAP - $ 100 MIL

Investigation - $ 25 MIL

Regulatory - $ 25 MIL

Criteria / Initial Project List to CG and ASA (CW) this week 8,000 direct jobs for every $ BIL expended

20,400 indirect jobs for every $ BIL expended in support / supply

Unprecedented transparency and accountability

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CategoryARRA

(USACE Execution)

ARMY (MCA) $180 MARMY FH Construction $34.5 MAIR FORCE (MCAF) $130.8 M

AF FH Construction $26.2 M

DoD (DoDM & ECIP) $650 - $750 MArmy SRM $715.3M ($256M currently funded)AF & DoD Health Services SRM $324.5M (project list pending)

TOTAL $2.06 - $2.16B

AARA Title X - Military Construction &Title III - Facility SRM

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Support for other Federal Agencies

ARRA $ (Million)

Estimated Request to USACE

Department of Homeland Security $420 M $300 M

Environmental Protection Agency - Superfund $600 M $200 - $400 M

Veterans Administration $1,050 M In discussion with VA

Department of Energy $5,127 M In discussion w/DOE

Department of Interior $1,219 M $150 M

United States Forest Service$280 M In discussion w/USFS

TOTAL $8,696 M $750 M +/- (w/additional anticipated)

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Business Opportunities(Not an All-Inclusive List)

Architect-engineer services Environmental planning & restoration Construction (prime & subcontractors) Materials (concrete, steel, etc.) Equipment (e.g. Power generation) Recreation services (600,000 jobs) Contingency contracting for

emergencies & National Defense work Infrastructure security & force protection

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Being Ready to Do Business• Complete or update Federal contractor

registration http://www.ccr.gov• USACE business opportunities are in

FedBizOps, • Maintain contact with contracting offices in

districts where you wish to do business– Once work allowances for the FY09

appropriation and Stimulus Package are issued, they’ll be ready to advertise

– Frequent contact is wise to find out about last-minute opportunities

• Information in proposals must be: – Relevant– Compelling– Solutions based– Supported with facts/details

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US Army Corps of Engineers

Questions ?

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US Army Corps of Engineers

Contact Information:

Anthony Bell, DirectorAnthony.E.Bell@usace.army.mil(202) 761-8789

Karen Baker, Deputy Director (Acting)Karen.L.Baker@usace.army.mil(202) 761-0732