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NAVFAC MarianasPresented byCAPT John V. HeckmannRegional Engineer&Commanding OfficerNaval Facilities Engineering CommandMarianas

Agenda NAVFAC Business Overview Safety Construction FY12 NDAA Summary Acquisition and ContractsNaval Hospital Rendering Selection Criteria2

NAVFAC - Military Facility Management Infrastructure and services in support of operational units,service members, and families assigned to militaryinstallations, e.g:––––Public works (utilities, services, maintenance, portation Not the ships, subs, and aircraft Big business:– Average 500M/year, with 470M/year in contracts– 580 personnel ( /-)– Hundreds of contractors3

NAVFAC Marianas Execution Laydown PWD Guam/ROICC Finegayan PWO: CDR Thornton, ROICC: CDR CyrApra Harbor ComplexOrdnance AnnexNAVHOSPFinegayanNavy BarrigadaNBGTS/NCTS/CISGuam ANG MILCON, BarrigadaBarrigada Transmitter Site 36th CES/LRS/CONS Commander: Lt Col Staples/ MajCampbell/Maj Kennebrae Andersen Main AFB Northwest Field Andersen South436th CES36th LRS36th CONSROICC FinegayanPWD Guam

Construction DART RatesGOAL 0 DART C Marianas0.070.0700.090Guam (BLS)0.91.2N/AN/AN/ANational (BLS)2.52.32.1N/AN/AHawaii (BLS)3.92.72.7N/AN/ANOTE: N/A indicates data not available in BLS5

Operations & Main, Navy (O&M,N) 142M in Sustainment, Restoration & Modernization (SRM) FY12– 61M targeted for Naval Base Guam– 81M targeted for Andersen Air Force Base Expected projects for FY12 (not a complete list):– Repairs to Western Point of Glass Breakwater, NBGAH (DB MACC)– Repair Victor Wharf, V-3 & V-4 NBGAH (SB MACC)– Repair Victor Wharf, V-1 & V-2 NBGAH (SB MACC)– Misc Structural Repair, Bldg 3169 NBGAH (DB MACC)– Light Fixtures & Install Temp Setback (DB MACC)– Misc Repairs to OPS Storage, Bldg 3179 NBGAH (DB MACC) FY13 SRM Control estimated to be 116M6

Military Construction / Special ProjectsFISCAL YEARPA (000)STATUS2012Air Freight Terminal Complex35,000Guam DBMACCSolicitation2012Guam Strike Clear Water Rinse Facility7,500Pending award2012Guam Strike Convent’l Munitions Maint. Fac.11,700Pending award2012Combat Comm Combat Support Facility9,800Pending award2012Combat Comm Trans System Facility5,600Pending award2012Red Horse Cantonment Ops Facility14,000Pending awardSierra Wharf Repairs (Special Project)12,500Under Design2013Upgrade Fuel Pipeline (DLA)67,500Under Design2013Army National Guard JFHQ Ph48,500Under Design2012/137TITLE

Air Freight Terminal Complex Project Overview:Project Amount: 35.0M A 3056 square meter facility sized andLocation: AAFB, South Rampconfigured freight/fleet terminal toDesigner: EMPSCOprocess, store and protect valuable DoDcargo, and accommodate a mechanizedDesign Method: Design Bid Buildmaterial handling system (MMHS). New air freight terminal complex toaccommodate displaced HQ and AirMobility UnitsProject Status:Final Design CompleteRFP ReleaseProposals DueContract AwardConstruction Complete8JanFebAprJulNov20122012201220122014

Sierra Wharf Repairs (Special Project) Project Amount: 12.5 M Location: Apra Harbor, NavalBase Guam Designer: TBD Design Method: Design BuildProject Overview: Repair and upgrade Sierra Wharf toprovide berthing and hotel services toships of the modern day Navy Fleet. Work includes structural repairs to sheetpile wall, utilities repair/replacement,repair of mooring hardware, and repair ofwharf deckProject Status:Final RFP CompleteRFP ReleaseProposals DueContract AwardConstruction Complete9AprilMayJuneJulyJan20122012201220122014

Upgrade Fuel Pipeline (DLA) Project Amount: 67.5 MProject Overview: Provide infrastructure improvementsLocation: Sasa Valley to AAFBresulting in increased fuel transferDesigner: Burns & McDonnellcapability from the Navy Sasa ValleyDesign Method: Design Bid BuildFuel Farm to AAFB. Work includes: New pipeline transfer pumps, and new 10inch 15.7 mile AAFB pipeline,Re‐rating of the two existing 10” Navypipelines, 7.5 miles each and 15.7 milesof existing AAFB 10” pipeline to ANSIClass 600 capabilityProject Status:Final Design CompleteRFP ReleaseProposals DueContract AwardConstruction Complete10DecFebMayJulAug20122013201320132015

Army National Guard JFHQ Ph4 Project Amount: 8.5MLocation: GUARNG, BarrigadaDesigner: Setiadi ArchitectsDesign Method: Design BuildProject Overview: A 14,406 SF Support Building withAssembly Hall, Family Assistance Center,and Pass and ID Office to support trainingand Soldier Readiness ProcessingProject Status:Final RFP CompleteRFP ReleaseProposals DueContract AwardConstruction Complete11JuneOctNovDecJun20122012201220122014

Energy Program For FY12, CNIC approved 8 eSRM projects ( 23.2M)- SB MACC, HUB Zone DBMACC utilized- Proposal due date Jan 2012, expected award Feb/March 2012 For FY13, CNIC approved 12 eSRM Projects ( 47.6M)- Acquisition strategy not yet determinedProject TitleRM 1113116 Upgrade chiller‐condensing units base exchangeRM 1113112 Upgrade chiller‐condensing units 36 maint group hqRM 1113113 Upgrade chiller‐condensing units pass terminalRM 1113117 Upgrade chiller‐condensing units ervin bldgRM 1113141 Retro commission 17 bldgsRM 1113114 Upgrade chiller‐condensing units comm squad hqRM 1113119 Base wide exterior light ph 1RM 1113115 Upgrade chiller‐condensing units wing headquartersRM 1113118 Upgrade chiller‐condensing units 36 msg hq bldgRM 1113120 Base wide exterior light ph 2RM 1113139 Retro commission 21 bldgsRM 1113168 Install energy efficient lightsRM 1113140 Retro commission 22 bldgsGrand Total FY13 Amount12Project Cost( 000)Location 3,207 3,913 4,415 1,771 2,680 3,553 10,557 4,102 2,522 3,668 3,530 1,424 2,273Andersen AFBAndersen AFBAndersen AFBAndersen AFBNAVBASE GuamAndersen AFBAndersen AFBAndersen AFBAndersen AFBAndersen AFBNAVBASE GuamNAVBASE GuamNAVBASE Guam 47,617

Energy Program (cont.) Upgrade chiller-condensing units– Remove/demolish individual chillers, packaged air-conditioning (A/C)units, and air-handling units– Install newer energy efficient equipment– Conversion of constant volume system to variable air volume (VAV)system– Conversion of air-cooled system to water-cooled system– Modify HVAC accessories, air ducting, chilled water pipe lines, andelectrical controls Retrocommission– Repair and modernize mechanical systems, lighting systems,controls, and building envelopes of multiple buildings– Repair, test, and adjust building systems to meet the original designintent and/or optimize the control systems– Measurement and verification (M&V) - Utility Data Analysis aftercompletion of repairs and adjustments. Usage will be measuredbased on long-term whole-building utility meters13

FY12 NDAA Summary Issue – Section 2207 restrictions on use of funds affects DOD’sability to proceed with the Guam military realignment.Conditions – Prior to the expenditure of GOJ or MILCON funds:– CMC provides Congress with preferred force laydown in the Pacific;– SECDEF submits a master plan, with a detailed description of costs andschedule, supporting the above;– SECDEF certifies that tangible progress has been made with the FRF;– Delivery of a coordinated federal agency plan for addressing non-militaryinfrastructure and utilities requirements on Guam– Completion and delivery of an independent assessment of the U.S. forceposture in the Pacific region, as required in NDAA, Sec. 346. Exceptions – SECDEF may use funds to carry out:– Complete NEPA analysis for a LFTRC SEIS– Ongoing analysis on the impacts to coral reefs in Apra Harbor 14In addition, Section 2830 prohibits use of MILCON funds to achieveLEED Gold or Platinum certification

Acquisition and Contracts Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC): Establishes standingrelationships with a group of “pre-qualified” contracting teams– Small Business Design/Build MACC– HUB Zone Design/Build MACC– 8(a) MACC– SDVOSB MACC– Guam Design/Build MACC IDIQ contracts– Paving– Painting– Roofing (Resolicit in June 2012) Other contract opportunities––––15-- Minor Construction/Repair-- A&EBase Operating Support-- Housing O&MDemolition-- Janitorial ServicesWater Blasting-- Grounds MaintenancePest Control (Proposals due 24 Feb)

Small Business Opportunities FY 2012 Small Business Projection 210M NAVSUP authority transferred to NAVFAC to includeFISC Small Business Program Proactive Outreach Program– Partnering with PTAC in various workshops– Active in Small Business seminars & expos– Member of Guam Contractor’s Association Small BusinessCommittee– Member of Chamber’s Small Business Focus and DevelopmentCommittee16

Selection Criteria - Safety Stand Alone DB Procurements– Safety equal in weight to Experience, Past Performance, Technical Solution,Energy and Sustainable Design, Small Business Utilization MACC Award and Task Orders– Safety equal in weight to Experience, Past Performance, Technical Solution,Energy and Sustainable Design The Government seeks to determine that the Offeror hasconsistently demonstrated a commitment to safety. The evaluationwill collectively consider the following:––––17Experience Modification Rate (EMR)OSHA DART RateTechnical Approach to SafetyOther sources (NAVFAC FAIR, etc.)

Questions? For acquisition, please contact:– Mr. Andy Wall, NAVFAC Marianas Acquisition DirectorE-mail: Andrew.Wall@fe.navy.mil or phone (671)339-6148– Mr. Al Sampson, NAVFAC Marianas Small Business Advisor,E-mail: Albert.Sampson@fe.navy.mil or phone (671)339-7090– LCDR Laurie Scott, Assistant Operations OfficerE-mail: laurie.scott@fe.navy.mil or phone (671) 333-2162 Federal Business Opportunities: https://www.fbo.gov/ Navy Electronic Commerce Online: https://www.neco.navy.mil/18

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Multiple Award Construction ContractsVehicle20GuamSBMACC ity 4B 500M 400M 100M 30MContractPeriod5 yrsBase 4Options5 yrsBase 4Options5 yrsBase 4Options5 yrsBase 4Options3 yrsBase 2OptionsTypical TaskOrder Range 15 – 300M 1 – 15M 1 – 5M 25K – 2M 2.5 – 150KNumber ofFirmsAwarded to7 FirmsAwarded to6 FirmsAwarded to9 FirmsAwarded to6 FirmsAwarded to7 FirmsAwardTimeframeAwarded10 May 2010Awarded10 Mar 2010Awarded17 Jun 2009Awarded5 Aug 2010Awarded23 June 2011Last OptionExpirationMay 2015March 2015April 2014July 2015June 2014

MACC ContractorsGuam DBMACCHUB Zone DBMACCLast Option Expires May 2015Last Option Expires April 2014CNMS, a Joint VentureHonolulu, HIAIC International, Inc.Hagatna, GUCore Tech-AMEC-SKEC, LLCHonolulu, HIBME & Sons, Inc.Barrigada, GUdck-ecc pacific guam, LLCClairton, PAFargo Pacific, Inc.Hagatna, GUGuam MACC Builders A JVHonolulu, HIKeum Yang CorporationTamuning, GUHensel Phelps-Granite-Traylor PacificGreeley, COModern International, Inc.Tamuning, GUKeiwit-Mortensen Joint VentureKapolei, HIOverland CorporationArdmore, OKTutor Perini CorporationSylmar, CAReliable Builders, Inc.Tamuning, GUSerrano Construction &Development Corp.Dededo, GUTumon CorporationTamuning, GUSB MACCLast Option Expires March 201521Guam Pacific International, LLCBarrigada, GUBulltrack Watts, JVMarysville, CANiking CorporationPearl City, HIOverland CorporationArdmore, OKP&S Construction, Inc.Lowell, MAPacific West BuildersNational City, CA

MACC Contractors (cont.)228(a) MACCSDVOSB MACCLast Option Expires July 2015Last Option Expires June 2014Techni-Con, Inc.Tamuning, GUSD Joint VentureDededo, GUChugach World Services, Inc.Anchorage, AKGlen/Mar Construction, Inc.Clackamas, ORDF Joint VentureDededo, GULegion Construction, Inc.Chelmsford, MAFargo Pacific, Inc.Hagatna, GULM2 Construction Co., Inc.Anaheim, CAGSI-ASI JV, LLCHonolulu, HIM-80 Systems, Inc.Barrigada, GUGuam Pacific International, LLCBarrigada, GUStarlight-Shintani-Greenwave JVHonolulu, HIUnited Systems Servicing America, Inc.Oxnard, CA