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U.S. Army Corps of EngineersHuntington District

5th Annual Huntington Small Business Conference 2018May 10, 2018

LTC William J. “Josh” MillerDistrict Commander

Michael Keathley, ChiefPrograms & Project Management

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Great Lakes and the Ohio River Division

Buffalo DistrictChicago DistrictDetroit DistrictHuntington DistrictLouisville DistrictNashville DistrictPittsburgh District

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Most Civil Works Projects of any Corps District:35 Dams29 Local Protection Projects9 Locks & Dams25 Federal Levees

Maintain Navigation on:o311 Ohio River Mileso90 Kanawha River Mileso9 Big Sandy River Mileso2 ½ Elk River Miles

9 River Basins

45,000 square miles

413,000 acres of Project Managed Real Estate

972 employees (as of March 2018)

Average Age of Projects

Flood Risk Management 63 years

Navigation 66 years

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Huntington District Workforce

Operations, 384

Engineering &

Construction, 159

Planning & Project

Management, 42

Regulatory, 35

Dam Safety Production Center, 38

Real Estate, 19

Contracting, 18

Planning Center of Expertise in

Inland Navigation, 21

General & Administrativ

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Regional Rivers Repair

Fleet, 136

967 Employees, 190 Professional Certifications (as of Feb 2018)Professional Engineers, 76Professional Geologist, 17Certified Floodplain Manager, 12Certified Acquisition Professional, 11Project Management Professional, 9Certified Bridge Inspector, 9Professional Surveyor, 8Licensed Attorney, 6DOD Financial Management Certified, 5Certified Cost Engineers, 4Certified Safety & Health Official, 3Registered Architect, 3Certified Professional Contracts Manager, 2Certified Hazardous Waste Manifester, 2Registered Professional Landscape Architect, 2Certified Professional Hydrologist, 2Certified Tunnel Inspector, 2Registered Engineering Geologist, 1Certified Value Specialist, 1Certified Planner, 1Certified Defense Financial Manager, 1Certified Public Accountant, 1Certified Physical Security Inspector, 1Certified Playground Safety Inspector, 1Certified Realty Specialist, 1Master Electrician, 1PMI Scheduling Professional, 1Certified Strategic Planning Professional, 1Certified Information Systems Security Professional, 1Certified Federal Surveyor, 1Certified Mapping Scientist, 1Registered Professional Archeologist, 1Geographic Information Systems Professional, 1Certified General Appraiser, 1

*General & Administrative Offices include: • Executive Support, 2• Strategic Integration, 5• Office of Counsel, 10• Resource Management, 15• Emergency Management, 3• Equal Employment Opportunity, 2• Safety, 3• Security, 2• Public Affairs, 3• Internal Review, 1

LRH is….a thriving team of nationally-respected, values-driven professionals, collaboratively pioneeringsolutions to our nation’s toughest challenges

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ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS TO THE NATION’S TOUGHEST CHALLENGES

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Recognized national leader within the Corps providing expertise to Districts across the country ensuring water navigation, reducing flood damage, encouraging water recreation, restoring streams and ecosystems, and preparing for and responding to natural disasters.

Respected by our local, state and Federal partners for providing engineering, project management, cost estimating, economic analysis, dam safety review, bridge inspection services to agencies such as the U.S. Department of Energy and Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

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Work for Other Corps Districts

Work for Other AgenciesNational Centers of Expertise

► Dam Safety Modification Mandatory Center of Expertise -Huntington District plays both an integral regional and national role in support of the Agency’s dam safety program

► Planning Center of Expertise for Inland Navigation -Huntington District supports the Corps’ navigation mission by leading risk informed economic analysis and guiding Federal investments for a sustainable inland waterways system

Regional Centers► Major Land Acquisition (Real Estate Division)

provides support for the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division for land acquisition

► Rivers Regional Repair Fleet maintains locks and dams to keep transportation flowing over 2,225 miles of river and 56 locks and dams, 4 hydroelectric power plants and 74 FRM dams

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What are the traits of a Corps of Engineers’ Contractor?

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raits • Effective Safety Program

• Deliver on time• Deliver within budget• Employ effective partnering strategies• Demonstrate knowledge of Corps of Engineers’

practices and processes• Deliver quality products and services• Demonstrate competence• Are customer-focused

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What type of work will the Huntington District Corps of Engineers contract

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• Geospatial• Bridge Inspections• Engineering Designs, Evaluation• Design Build• Testing & Instrumentation Design & Installation• Exploratory Drilling• Minor Construction: Paving, Roofing, Fencing• Services: Maintenance, Mowing, Cleaning• Supplies: Plumbing, Electrical, HVAC• Field Work In Archeology & Biology

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FY 18 & 19 Possible Awards

FY 18• Crest Gate System and Remote

Operability

• Finite Element Analysis for proposed new tunnel in dam

FY 19• Appraisal and Title Support

• Patch Miller Ave

• Structural Berm & High Mast Lighting Around Penstock Basin

• ADAS Design Services

• Completion of a Public Overlook on Route 20

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2 Upcoming Industry Days = NACIS 237990 Encourage to Attend

28 June 2018: Phase 5 Stilling Basin Contract / Focus CWL & Spoil

29 June 2018: Phase 5 Stilling Basin Contract / Tunneling within the Dam

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Section 202 Program Small Business OpportunitiesThe Section 202 Program has successfully reduced flood risk within Eastern Kentucky, Southwestern West Virginia and Western Virginia by constructing flood walls, relocating public structures including fire stations, town halls and schools and floodproofing or acquiring residential structures within the floodway and floodplain.

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Town of Martin, KY:• Access Road: Advertised 20 Apr,

Bid Opening 21 May @ 1300 (District HQ)• 3-5 Residential Demolitions: 2nd Quarter

FY19

Pike County, KY:• Floodproofing of two public facilities 4th

Quarter FY18 & 1st Quarter FY19 (Construction contract by owner)

• 3-5 Residential Demolitions: 4th Quarter FY19

Martin County, KY:• 3-4 Residential floodproofers FY19

(Construction contract by owner)

General Real Estate Support:• Numerous Title and Appraisal actions

throughout the program area will be needed in FY19.

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Continuing Authorities Program (CAP)Section 14 Emergency Streambank and Shoreline Erosion for Public Facilities and Services

The CAP Section 14 Authority allows emergency streambank and shoreline protection for public facilities, such as roads, bridges, hospitals, schools, and water/sewage treatment plants, which are in imminent danger of failing. Additional CAP authorities include Section 205 Small Flood Damage Reduction Projects; Section 206 Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration; and Section 1135 USACE Project Modifications for Improvement of the Environment.

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Village of Pomeroy, OH:• Bank stabilization measures to protect State

Road 833. • Planned construction contract award 4th

Quarter FY18.

Water Street, Barboursville, WV:• Bank stabilization measures to protect Water Street

and adjacent public utilities from immediate endangerment.

• Planned construction contract award 4th Quarter FY18 - 1st Quarter FY19.

Greenbrier St. to Elk River, Charleston, WV:• Bank stabilization measures to prevent subsidence

and breaching of US Route 60 (Kanawha Boulevard).

• Planned construction contract award 1st Quarter FY19.

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Huntington District Operations & Maintenance Program

• The Huntington District operates and maintains nine navigation lock & dam projects and 35 lake projects, which is more civil works projects than any other District in the nation. Consequently, our O&M needs for aging infrastructure continue to grow.

• The District is responsible for 400 miles of navigable river waters. The latest annual data shows that more than 95 million tons of cargo worth in excess of $17.5 billion passed through our nine locks and dams, saving over $1.3 billion in transportation costs.

• Huntington District’s dams, floodwalls, levees, and stream improvement projects have prevented $12.2 billion in flood damages.

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Winfield L&D Miter Gate AnchorageSummary

• The upstream land wall miter gate anchorage on the main lock at Winfield L&D requires a repair. Progressive increase in movement of embedded anchorage resulting in misalignment of miter gates leaves. Movement is currently at 3/8”-1/2”. Risk is failure of anchorage/fallen miter gate with long lock closure for repair. The adjacent river wall embedded anchorage was repaired in 2015.

• Target to Contracting office is 15 May.

• Target advertise date is 15 June.

• The IFB contract award target is 31 Aug.

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Greenup L&D Middle Wall Stability

Middle Wall Cross Section

Summary• The middle lock wall has cracking issues deep

under a pervious fill in the center of the wall.

• The scope of the contract includes removing the pervious fill, tying the two sides of the wall together and refilling with concrete.

• Target to Contracting office is 15 May.

• Target advertise date is 16 June.

• The IFB contract award target is 21 Sep.

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Additional Notable O&M Contract Actions

Summary• Flannagan boat motor; ~18 May Ready to Advertise (RTA).• Grayson solar panels; ~3 May RTA.• Winfield L&D tainter gate brake rehab; ~1 June RTA.• Bluestone brakes for crest gate machinery; ~4 June RTA.• Winfield L&D sandblast and paint spare valve; ~15 June RTA.• Racine L&D crane cylinder rehab; ~29 June RTA.• Racine L&D repair access bridge (AE); ~15 June RTA.• Magnolia Levee toe drain repair; ~23 July RTA.• Mohawk toe drain repair; ~23 July RTA.• Marietta Repair Station retaining wall; ~1 Aug RTA.• Marietta Repair Station fence and security; ~1 Aug RTA.

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Huntington District - Anticipated New IDIQ Contracts

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Contract Type Anticipated Value (NTE)Contract Duration

Anticipated

Estimated Advertisement

Date

Design-Build/Design-Bid-Build (MATOC) (Unrestricted)

$49 M Shared Capacity (up to 2 awards)

Base +

4 Options4th Qtr FY18

Various Small Construction Projects (MATOC) (SB)

$45 M Shared Capacity (up to 3 Awards)

Base +

4 Options3rd Qtr FY18

8(a) POCA Construction—Various Small Construction Projects $22 M

Base +

4 Options4th Qtr FY18

Design Engineering (up to 3 contracts for Unrestricted and up to 2 contracts for SB)

$60 M Shared Capacity (Unrestricted) and $10M

Shared Capacity (SB)

Base +


Floating and PlantServices

$20 M Base +

4 Options4th Qtr FY 18

Strategic Management Services $1 M Base +


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Huntington District - Anticipated New Operations and Maintenance IDIQ Contracts

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Contract Type Anticipated Value (NTE)Contract Duration

Anticipated

Estimated Advertisement

Date

Dewey Mowing & Maintenance(SB)

$1.7 M Base +


Dillon/Tom Jenkins Mowing & Maintenance(SB)

$950,000Base +


Burnsville Mowing & Maintenance(SB)

$1.1 M Base +


JWF Park Attendant $150,000Base +

4 Options1st Qtr FY 19

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Public Law 115-123

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• Emergency Supplemental Appropriation • $15B to construct flood and storm damage reduction projects• $135M to conduct studies of flood and storm damage reduction

States Impacted by HIMStates Impacted by 2 or more storms

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What type of work will the Corps of Engineers contract for in FY18?

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Allocation of available investigation supplemental funds to eligible states impacted by HIM and to States with two or more qualifying storms

Investigation allocation totals are in accordance with the supplemental appropriation amounts provided in appropriation language

$135M for project investigations Not less than $75M for States impacted by HIM $60M available for allocation to eligible projects in other impacted States

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What type of work will the Corps of Engineers contract for in FY18?

Allocations of available construction supplemental funds to eligible states and territories impacted by Harvey, Irma, Maria (HIM) (5/2) and to States with two or more qualifying storms (33/3)

Construction allocation totals are IAW supplemental appropriation amounts provided in appropriation language

$15.0B to construct authorized projects Not less than $10.425B for States impacted by HIM $4.575B to be allocated to eligible projects in other impacted

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Call or Email Eileen Hodges, Deputy for Small Business, to make an appointment!

304-399-5632 or

[email protected]

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