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“New Directions for Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest ”. CAPT Steve M. Wirsching, CEC, USN Commanding Officer, NAVFAC Southwest Regional Engineer, Navy Region Southwest November 15, 2007. 1. The NAVFAC SW Mission.
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“New Directions for Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest ” CAPT Steve M. Wirsching, CEC, USN Commanding Officer, NAVFAC Southwest Regional Engineer, Navy Region Southwest November 15, 2007 1
The NAVFAC SW Mission • Provide facilities acquisition, installation engineering/support and Seabee/contingency engineering services to the Navy, Marine Corps and other Department of Defense and federal agencies
Navy and Air Force Installations Navy Installations Reserve Centers Air Force Bases AFB Travis NMCRCReno NMCRC Sacramento NMCRC Alameda NMCRC San Jose NAS Fallon NMCRC Denver NMCRC Salt Lake City NAS Lemoore NAWS China Lake NPS Monterey NMCRC Fort Carson NRC Las Vegas NB Ventura County NWS Seal Beach NMCRC Encino NMCRC Los AngelesNMCRC Moreno Valley NMCRC Albuquerque NMCRC Phoenix AFB Los Angeles NB Coronado NB San Diego NB Point Loma NMCRC Tucson NAF El Centro
NAVFAC Southwest • So what’s going on in our business lines? • Base Development • Real Estate • Public Works • Environmental – Separate Brief • Capital Improvements
Base Development (Planning) • Navy is conducting Global Shore Infrastructure Plans (GSIPs) • Underwater, Surface, Air, Warehousing, and Training • Will establish Big Navy vision and strategy first, then feed into local master plans • GSIPs to be administered from East Coast; RSIPs to be administered locally • Marine Corps Master Plans • Base specific or geographic/complex specific (mini Master Plans) • Need to know how much we have and how much we need • Navy Facilities Assets Data Base is the key data source • Basic Facility Requirements (BFR)s; Engineering Evaluations (EEs); Geo Spatial Information & Systems (GI&S)
Base Development (Planning) • Navy & Marine Corps always have a need for various studies and project documentation • Siting; Anti-Terrorism; Noise; Traffic/parking; Base Exterior Architectural Plans; other misc. studies • Project documentation (1391s) • Encroachment Studies: • Assessments of “encroachment” threats to military bases, ranges and military air training routes • May led to “Encroachment Partnering” • Contracts: • Continue to have 2 ongoing local 5- year $7.5 M IDIQ Planning contracts • “Large” IDIQ Planning contracts for LANT AOR, administered from East Coast (GSIPs, GI&S, BFRs)
Real Estate Enhanced Use Leasing (EUL) - Projects leverage private developer expertise and debt placement for construction, repair and improvements, and maintenance services in exchange for entitlements to Navy Real Estate. Naval Base Ventura County Public Private Venture (PPV) – A mutually beneficial business partnership formed between a private company and the Navy that utilizes private sector resources to finance, construct, own, operate, and maintain military housing • Navy and Marine Corps Housing • Bachelor Quarters
Real Estate Agricultural Outgrant Leases – Provide Contracting Officer authority for 11 Bases, 109 leases, 104,496 Acres, generating $4,822,371 in revenue - MCAS Miramar; NAS Lemoore; MCAS Yuma; NAF El Centro; MCB Camp Pendleton; NAS Fallon; NWS Concord; NWS Fallbrook; NWS Seal Beach; OLF Imperial Beach Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton • Encroachment Partnering (EP) – Program focuses on systematic encroachment identification, quantification and prevention. Partnerships are created for the purpose of acquiring parcels to create protective buffer zones. • NAS Fallon • MCB Camp Pendleton Naval Air Station, Fallon
Pacific Beacon Bachelor Quarters PPV • First Large Scale Privatization of its Kind • Housing for 1,800 Sailors in 941 “market- style” suites • 4 18-story high-rise towers • Amenities include courtyard, pool/deck, • Clubhouse & off-street parking
Public Works • Renewable Energy Action Plan (REAP) Renewable assets in place as of FY07 = 4,084 KW - Additional assets planned for FY07 = 1,603 KW - Additional assets planned for FY08 = 3,950 KW - Additional assets planned for FY09-25 = 180,000KW SW REAP to become NAVFAC model to meet requirements of the latest Executive Order- Strengthening the Federal Environment, Energy, & Transportation Mgmt • Energy Management IPL Process- Region approved process for evaluating, rating, and approving energy projects. • Utilities Operation IPL- Recently achievedCommand goal to execute 100% of FY 07 Utility IPL program in the amount of $20.3 Million by 31 Jan 07 deadline. • Ship Board REM (Resource Energy Manager)- Program toreduce utilities costs and consumption on ships in port during cold-iron periods.
Public Works • Facility Service Contracts • Navy is using standard templates for FSC contracts • We have developed a Regional Acquisition Strategy Plan (RASP) • Reduce and consolidate contracts • Innovations include IDIQ umbrella contracts, price-to-budget, multiple award service contracts, commercial items acquisition • In Dec 2004 we had 305 contracts…in Sep 2006 we had 204 contracts…and by Sep 2011, we will have 148 contracts—a 51% reduction! • Some examples: Regional NISH…San Diego Metro Janitorial…MASC…Elevator Maintenance Contract…Installation Support Service Contract (ISSC)…Tree Trimming Service Contract…NAF El Centro BOS…NAWS China Lake BOS
Capital Improvements NAVFAC SW MILCON Program USMC Growth • MCB Camp Pendleton – 3,000 PN • MCAS Camp Pendleton – 900 PN • MCAS Miramar – 400 PN • MCAS Yuma – 100 PN • MCAGCC29 Palms – 2,000 PN $M NAVFAC Southwest Historical Execution NAVFAC Southwest Budgeted Projections USMC Grow the Force $276M $ 974M $ 930M $ 1.6B $ 504M $250M $333M $ 1.4B $ 453M $ 430M
Capital Improvements • NAVFAC SW construction program is rapidly rising. Major acquisition actions include: • Marine Corps Barracks Recapitalization (FY08-12, 45 proj, $1.5B) • Marine Corps Grow the Force Initiative (FY07-11, 50+ proj, $1B+) • Base Realignment and Closure Construction (FY07-10, 31 proj, $325M) • Air Force C-17 Program at Travis (FY06-08, 9 proj, $116M) • DLA Fuel Farm at Pt Loma (FY08, 1 proj, $140M) • CVN Homeporting at Coronado (FY09, 1 proj, $37M) • Naval Coastal Warfare Expansion (FY05-09, 5 proj, $50M) • Marine Special Ops Command Establishment (FY06-08, 6 proj, $87M) • Note: Entire FY08 Program is in Backup!
Capital Improvement MAC/BOA Regional Tools Capital Improvements Regional Construction Tools Project Dollar Range | Building, General Construction | Heavy Construction | Special | (Vertical) (Horizontal) Trades NonIndustrial $150M ea Industrial $100M ea BQ $100M ea. Housing $250M P A I N T I N G P A V I N G F I R E P R O T H V A C F U E L S US D R Y U T I L S H E A V Y H U B Z W A T E R F R N T A I R F L D P V G ROOF I N G WE T U TILS $7M+ V-HubZ NorCal $100M Vertical HubZone SoCal V-Hub/SDVO $150M $100M $2M-$7M 8(a) MAC $30M ea 8(a) MAC China Lk $50M 8(a) BOA NorCal $500k-$3M 8(a) BOA SoCal/AZ 8(a) Sole Source Negotiated 100Mea 30Mea 50Mea 25Mea 25M 100M 30Mea 100Mea 50Mea 30Mea 30Mea $2k-$500k Purchase Card $0-$2k Note: See contract for service area and task order range. SADBUS may approve use of out of $ range, in-scope project. 8(a) Sole Source Negotiated for T.O. of $2k-$3.5M may be used. Advertised as: Set Aside Unrestricted 11/16/2014
FY 08 Regional Construction Contracts • Southern California 8(a) General Construction MACC • $100 Million over 5 Years - $500K-3.5M Task Orders • Northern California 8(a) General Construction MACC • $100 Million over 5 Years - $500K-3.5M Task Orders • Waterfront MACC • $200 Million (?) over 5 Years - $500K - $30M Task Orders • Airfield Pavement MACC • $200 Million (?) over 5 Years - $,500K - $30M Task Orders • Fire Protection MACC • $100 Million (?) over 4 Years - $500K - $7M Task Orders • Southern California Vertical Hubzone MACC TBD • $500 Million over 4 Years - $1500K - $7M Task Orders • Southern California Non Industrial MACC TBD • $500 Million over 4 Years - >$7M Task Orders 2
FY 08 Regional Architectural/Engineering Contracts • Architectural Indefinite Quantity (IQ) Unrestricted (UR) Contract • 7.5M/5yrs. ($1.5M Task Orders) • Multi-discipline 8(a) IQ Contract • 7.5M 5yrs. ($1.5M Task Orders) • Electrical 8(a) IQ Contract- • 7.5M/5yrs. (1.5M Task Orders) • Mechanical Electrical Plumbing IQ 8(a) Contract • 7.5M/5yrs. (1.5M Task Orders) • Civil 8(a) IQ Contract • 7.5M/5yrs. (1.5M Task Orders) • Civil UR IQ Contract • 7.5M/5yrs. (1.5M Task Orders) • Waterfront IQ Contract • 7.5M/5yrs. (1.5M Task Orders) • Surveying IQ Contract • AE MILCON Planning 2
Capital ImprovementsMajor Acquisition Actions • Marine Corps Barracks Recapitalization (FY08-12, 45 proj, $1.5B) • Package contracts at centers of gravity – stand-alones at outlying bases: • Between FY08 and FY10 the Navy plans to solicit 11 packages on the West Coast ranging from $8M to $188M • Additional packages to be solicited for FY11/12 projects • Marine Corps Grow the Force Initiative(FY07-11, 50+ proj, $1B+) • Supports Marine Corps end strength plus up (approx 6,400 new billets on the West Coast…5,900 of which will be at Campen and 29 Palms) • BRAC Construction(FY07-10, 31 proj, $325M) • China Lake: FY08-10. 13 proj. $166M. Technical & Management spaces to accommodate personnel relocating from Indian Head MD, Patuxent River MD, Pt Mugu CA, Pt Hueneme CA, Crane IN, Dahlgren VA, and Wright Patterson AFB OH.
Capital ImprovementsMajor Acquisition Actions • BRAC Construction(continued) • Concord: FY07. 4 proj. $11M. Turns base completely over to Army, with dry side going to community. • Miramar & Yuma. FY07. 2 proj. $6M. Moves Fleet Readiness Center from North Island to Miramar and Yuma and consolidates MALs group. • Pt Loma: FY07-08. 6 proj. $59M. Relocates minesweepers from Corpus Christi and Ingleside TX. • Campen & Miramar: FY07&09. 2 proj. $37M. Consolidates Brig at Miramar (closing existing at Campen) & constructs pre-trial detainee facility at Campen. • Miramar: FY09. 1 proj. $21M. Consolidates HRSC functions. • Barstow: FY10. 1 proj. $13M. Consolidates maintenance function. • Seal Beach. FY08. 1 proj. $5M. Moves Mobile Mine Assembly Unit from Ingleside TX.
Capital ImprovementsMajor Acquisition Actions • BRAC Construction(continued) • San Diego. FY08. 1 proj. $7M. Child Development Center to accommodate additional dependants from Ingleside TX. • Air Force C-17 Program at Travis(FY06-08, 9 proj, $116M) • Infrastructure upgrades (airfields, utilities, etc) to support C-17 Globemaster III. • DLA Fuel Farm at Pt Loma (FY08, 1 proj, $140M) • Replaces fuel storage tanks and piping at Pt Loma. • CVN Homeporting at Coronado(FY09, 1 proj, $37M) • Upgrades Berth Lima to homeport a third CVN at North Island. Additional community support projects related to increased base loading are anticipated in the out years.
Capital ImprovementsMajor Acquisition Actions • Naval Coastal Warfare Expansion(FY05-09, 5 proj, $50M) • At Imperial Beach. Supports Global War on Terrorism, Global Presence, and Global Expeditionary Force. • Marine Special Ops Command Establishment(FY06-08, 6 proj, $87M) • Infrastructure upgrades (airfields, utilities, etc) to support C-17 Globemaster III.
