USACE Emergency Management Preparedness and Capabilities
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US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® USACE Emergency Management Preparedness and Capabilities Aaron Stormant Emergency Manager Jacksonville District, USACE 23 July 2014
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USACE Emergency Management Preparedness and Capabilities
Aaron StormantEmergency ManagerJacksonville District, USACE23 July 2014
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Agenda
USACE Background
Authorities
2014 Preparations
Emergency Support Teams for National
Response Framework (Planning and Response
Teams)
Contracts
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USACE Division Boundaries
Pacific Ocean Div
South Atlantic DivMississippiValley Div
NorthAtlantic Div
Great Lakes & Ohio River
Div
AlaskaSeattle
WallaWallaPortland
SanFrancisco
Los Angeles
HonoluluAlbuquerque
Omaha
Kansas City
Tulsa
Ft. Worth
Galveston
Little Rock
St.Louis
RockIsland
St. Paul
Vicks-burg
New Orleans
MobileJacksonville
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
New York
NewEngland
DetroitBuffalo
BaltimorePittsburghChicago
Memphis
Nashville
Louisville
Hunting- ton
Sacramento
Atlanta
Dallas
Cincinnati
Northwestern Div
South Pacific Div
Southwestern Div
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- Engineer Research and Development Center- Seven diverse research laboratories
Military Programs
- 10,000 personnel
- Military Construction
- Contingency Ops
- Installation Support
- International / Interagency Support
Civil Works
- 24,000 personnel- Navigation- Hydropower- Flood Control- Shore Protection- Water Supply- Regulatory- Recreation Homeland Security
EnvironmentalReal Estate
45 Districts
9 Divisions
USACE Roles and Responsibilities
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Authorities for EM SupportU.S. Army Corps
of EngineersCivil Authorities
Civil Works AuthoritiesReservoir Operations
Dam / Lock Operations
Public Law 84-99( Flood Control &
Coastal Emergency Act of 1955 )
Disaster PreparationEmergency Operations
RehabilitationWater Assistance
Advance MeasuresHazard Mitigation
Support to Department ofHomeland Security and
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Stafford ActPL 93-288
National Response Framework – (NRF)Disaster Preparation
Coordinating Agency ESF #3∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙ Public Works and Engineering
Primary Agency ESF #3 Support Agency ESF #6, ESF #9, ESF
#14
AFRICOM / EUCOMNorth Atlantic Division provides direct engineer support, liaison and reach
back ISO COCOM Commander
NORTHCOMNorth Atlantic Division augments NWD
with Field Force Engineering and support to Domestic Requirements
CENTCOMNorth Atlantic Division augments TAD
with individual Soldiers / Civilians / FESTs ISO Contingency Operations in
Iraq and Afghanistan
Support to theGeographic Combatant
Commands
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SAJ Preparation for 2014 Hurr Season Interagency Outreach: Discuss capabilities and
needs w/ Counties surrounding Lake O; FDEM; and SFWMD.
DDE Meet and Greet w/ Camp Blanding (COOP site); FL National Guard (St. Augustine); and State EOC.
PR/VITEMA Table Top Discussions. Attend USVI Expo.
Participated in Earthquake/Tsunami exercise in AK.
Roofing and Housing Training. Participate in State Exercise.
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National Response Framework – Planning and Response Teams
Water and IceCommodities
DebrisManagement
UrbanSearchandRescue
TemporaryRoofing
Critical PublicFacilities andTemporaryHousingSub-Taskings
to OtherAgencies
TemporaryEmergencyPower Water
DebrisManagement
UrbanSearchandRescue
TemporaryRoofing
TemporaryEmergencyPower
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Mission Models
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Debris Management
• Provide services to remove, reduce and dispose of eligible debris
• Provide Technical Assistance, Federal, State & Local
Largest mission to date:
• Hurricane Katrina, LA
• Estimated 68.7M Cubic Yards
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Temporary Roofing• Provide
services to install FEMA furnished plastic sheeting on damaged roofs to provide temporary shelter
Largest mission to date:• Hurricanes Katrina/Rita• Mission 194,000+ roofs
installed
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Critical Public Facilities and Temporary Housing• Provide services to
design and construct temporary public facilities and temporary housing
• Includes schools, police and fire stations, local government offices, trailer installation.
Largest mission to date:
• Installed 1,029 temporary buildings and 2,500 trailers following Hurricane Katrina.
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Temporary Emergency Power
• Install/Maintain FEMA generators at critical Facilities and utilities
• Assess, haul, install, maintain, remove, make ready for storage
Largest mission to date:• Hurricane Katrina, LA• 2,403 locations assessed• 918 generators installed
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Water and Ice Commodities• Procure water
and ice nationally• Deliver
commodities to state staging area
• Provide Technical Assistance for distribution
Largest mission to date:• Hurricane Season 2005• 11,284 trucks loads
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Support to Urban Search and Rescue
• Provide training to Search and Rescue Structures Specialists
• Maintain cadre of Structures Specialists to augment national teams
Responses:• Oklahoma City• World Trade Center• Pentagon• Internationally
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Pre-Awarded Contracts
► Immediate response► Maximum local hiring
and subcontracting► Pricing (known &
stable)► Costs reduced► Partners with Private
Sector► Improves performance► Standardizes
contracts
Debris ACI Contractors
ECCXpertsAshBritt
CeresP & J
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ESF#3 ACI Contracts
Title Responsible District
Type Contract
Award Date Base Options
Anticipated Next
contractGeographic Area
Current contract Holders
Capacity
Temporary Power Pittsburgh FFP
Requirements 2013 1 yr 4- 1yr periods 2018
Area I – FEMA Regions I, II, & III LBG $50M
Area II – FEMA Regions IV, & V IAP $50M
Area III - FEMA Regions VI, VII, & VIII IAP $50M
Area IV – FEMA Region IX and OCONUS locations (USVI, PR, AK, HI, US Territories, etc)
Currently being solicited
Will be $95M
Water New England Requirements 2013 1yr 4 - 1yr 2018
CONUS and OCONUS Sates, OCONUS Territories incl. Puerto Rico, the U. S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Marshall Islands
Essence
unlimited, contractor may pass on any order >$10M or 3 day order >$25M
Permanent Cadre Lead: Pete Navesky
Permanent Cadre Lead: Pete Navesky
as of: 24 APR 14
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ESF#3 ACI Contracts
Title Responsible District
Type Contract
Award Date Base Options
Anticipated Next
contractGeographic Area
Current contract Holders
Capacity
DebrisUNRESTRICTED New Orleans Service
2008
Currently being updated
1yr 4-1yr
Unrestricted ($50M per FEMA Region)
Based on MSC/FEMA boundaries
Due to contractor withdrawal, re-prioritization of MSC was required and should be completed by 30 MAY
$50M/ year each contractor
DebrisRESTRICTED New Orleans Service
Currently being updated
Restricted (small business) should be announced o/a 30 APR
Based on MSC/FEMA boundaries
Small Business): Selection award in process and should be completed by 30 APR
$200M total over 5 years
Permanent Cadre Lead: Mark Clark
as of: 24 APR 14
Permanent Cadre Lead: Mark Clark
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ESF#3 ACI Contracts
Title Responsible District
Type Contract
Award Date Base Options Expiration Geographic Area
Current contract Holders
Capacity
RoofingCONUS
Omaha
8(a)HUBZoneSDVOUnrestrictedUnrestrictedSDVOHUBZone8(a)
Apr09Jun09Jun09Apr09Apr09Jan11Mar11Apr11
33333333
1-2 year1-2 year1-2 year1-2 year1-2 year1-2 year1-2 year1-2 year
Mar-2014Mar-2014Mar-2014Mar-2014Mar-2014Jan-2016Mar-2016Apr-2016
Coastal states - Texas to Maine
S&MMGCIroncladCeresIroncladThomCoEnFieldCye
$50M / contract
Omaha
SBUnrestrictedSDVOSBHUBZone
Jun14 2 3-1 year Coastal states – Texas to Maine
Currently being solicited
$45M/contract
Omaha
EDWOSBUnrestrictedSDVOSBHUBZone
Jun15 2 3-1year Coastal states – Texas to Maine
Currently being solicited
$45M/contract
Omaha8(a)8(a) Jun14 2 3-1year FEMA Regions IV &
VICurrently being solicited
$10M/contract
Omaha 8(a)8(a) Jun15 2 3-1year FEMA Regions IV &
VICurrently being solicited
$10M/contract
Permanent Cadre Lead: Patsy Fletcher
as of: 24 APR 14
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ESF#3 ACI Contracts
Title Responsible District
Type Contract
Award Date Base Options Expiration Geographic Area
Current contract Holders
Capacity
RoofingOCONUS
Omaha Unrestricted Feb 09 2 1-2 year June 2013 Hawaii Ceres $25M
Omaha Unrestricted Jun 14 2 3-1 year Hawaii Currently being solicited $25M
Jacksonville Unrestricted Jul10 1 4-1 year 2015 Puerto Rico Ceres $25M
Omaha Unrestricted Jun15 2 3-1year Puerto Rico Currently being solicited $25M
Jacksonville Unrestricted Jul10 1 4-1 year 2015 Virgin Islands Ceres $25M
Omaha Unrestricted Jun15 2 3-1 year Virgin Islands Currently being solicited $25M
Omaha Unrestricted Apr11 3 1-2 year 2016 Guam CNMI OmniPinnacle $10M
Omaha Unrestricted Jun15 2 3-1 year Guam CMMI Currently being solicited $10M
Rapid Temporary Repair*
Omaha Service – 8(a)
Aug 10 1yr-7mo 1-2year Mar-2016 FEMA Regions IV
and VIS&M $3.5M total
*Line items being included in other roofing contracts; will no longer have a separate RTR contract.Permanent Cadre Lead: Patsy Fletcher
as of: 24 APR 14
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