1. Presented
by:
Fort
Bragg
Hosted
by:
North
Carolina
Military
Business
Center
&
Faye:eville
Technical
Community
College

2. Fort
Bragg
Small
Business
Outreach
Event
(Purpose)
• Purpose
:
To
provide
a
venue
for
Fort
Bragg
officials
to
inform
NC
businesses
about:
• Sources
of
requirements
for
goods
and
services
• Currently
contracted
services,
current
prime
contractors
and
dura?on
of
current
service
contracts
(where
applicable)
• Known
current
and
future
requirements
and
trends
in
requirements
for
goods
and
services
• Contrac?ng
processes
and
procedures
and
the
budget
and
contrac?ng
environment

3. SPAWAR
Small
Business
Outreach
Event
(1330-­‐1730)
• Purpose:
To
iden?fy
prime
contract
opportuni?es
for
small
businesses,
and
to
introduce
them
to
current
SPAWAR
prime
contractors
for
future
teaming.
• Who
should
a:end?
• Informa?on
Assurance
Professionals
• SoKware
Engineers
• Hardware
Systems
Integrators
• Electrical
and
Mechanical
Engineers
• Program
Management
Skills/experience
• ERP
Experience
• Lean
Six
Sigma
Experience
• Network
Engineers
• Technical
Writers
• Security
Clearances
• Mobility,
can
you
relocate?
• Shipboard
installers
• Some
fabrica?on
capability
requirements

4. Fort
Bragg
Small
Business
Outreach
Event
(Agenda)
• Agenda
Review
and
Welcome
Remarks
• FY2014
Acquisi?on
Environment,
Trends
and
Processes
• Construc?on,
Facili?es
Maintenance
and
Public
Works
• Installa?on
Logis?cs
Services
• Force
Moderniza?on
• Public-­‐Private
Partnerships
• Installa?on
Ac?vi?es

5. Fort
Bragg
Small
Business
Outreach
Event
• Agenda
Review
and
Welcome
Remarks
• Sco[
Dorney,
NCMBC
• Colonel
Jeffrey
Sanborn,
Fort
Bragg
• Dr.
Larry
Keen,
FTCC

6. Fort
Bragg
Small
Business
Outreach
Event
(Agenda)
• Agenda
Review
and
Welcome
Remarks
• FY2014
Acquisi?on
Environment,
Trends
and
Processes
• Construc?on,
Facili?es
Maintenance
and
Public
Works
• Installa?on
Logis?cs
Services
• Force
Moderniza?on
• Public-­‐Private
Partnerships
• Installa?on
Ac?vi?es

7. Fort
Bragg
Small
Business
Outreach
Event
(Admin)
• Acquisi?on
panel:
• HOW
Fort
Bragg
acquires
goods
and
services
for
ac?vi?es
and
commands
on
the
installa?on
• Ac?vity
panels:
• WHAT,
WHEN,
WHERE
and
FROM
WHOM
these
ac?vi?es
u?lize
commercial
goods
and
services
• Ques?ons:
the
good,
the
bad
and
the
ugly
• Business
case
for
event:
industry,
government
• Non-­‐a[ribu?on
policy
in
effect

8. FY2014
Acquisition
Environment,
Trends
and
Processes
(0820-­‐0920)
• Teresa
Fletcher,
Total
Government
Contract
Solu?ons,
LLC
(moderator)
• LTC(P)
Robert
Law,
Director,
MICC
Fort
Bragg
• Kimberly
Parker,
DCSC,
USASOC
Contrac?ng
• Sco:
Kilgore,
Chief
A[orney,
419th
Contrac?ng
Support
Brigade
• Deborah
Word,
Assistant
Director,
Small
Business
Programs,
MICC
Fort
Bragg
• Donna
Walton,
Small
Business
Specialist,
US
Army
Corps
of
Engineers,
Wilmington
District
• David
Christ,
Small
Business
Advisor,
ARO/ARL
• Lonnie
Robinson,
Womack
Army
Medical
Center
Contrac?ng

9. Organizational
Mini-­‐BrieFing
(0920-­‐0930)
• Sco:
Dorney,
NCMBC
• Tenta?ve:
Tamara
Bryant,
FTCC
SBC
• Doug
Peters,
Faye[eville
Regional
Chamber

10. NC
Military
Business
Center
For
more
informa?on,
visit:
www.ncmbc.us

11. Fayetteville
Technical
Community
College
–
Small
Business
Center
For
more
informa?on,
visit:
www.faytechcc.edu

12. Fayetteville
Regional
Chamber
For
more
informa?on,
visit:
www.faye[evillencchamber.org

13. Construction,
Facilities
Maintenance
and
Public
Works
Services:
Program,
Requirements,
Processes
and
Procedures
(0940-­‐1030)
• Joe
Angell,
Arcadis
(Moderator)
• COL(R)
Greg
Bean,
Director
of
Public
Works,
Fort
Bragg
• COL
Steve
Baker,
Commander,
Wilmington
District,
US
Army
Corps
of
Engineers
• Allen
Hand,
Resident
Engineer,
Savannah
District,
US
Army
Corps
of
Engineers
• COL(R)
Toni
Coats,
Construc?on
and
Facili?es
Management,
NC
Na?onal
Guard
• COL
Domenick
Garzone,
Facili?es
Engineer,
USASOC

14. 14
Directorate
of
Public
Works
The
Directorate
of
Public
Works
is
responsible
for
the
air
you
breathe,
the
water
you
drink,
the
roads
you
drive
on,
the
buildings
you
work
in,
and
though
we
are
not
responsible
for
the
food
you
eat,
we'll
take
it
when
you
are
done
with
it“!

15. 15
1.
Sustain
Required
FaciliXes
2.
Dispose
of
Excess
FaciliXes
3.
Improve
ExisXng
Facility
Quality
– Restora?on
and
Moderniza?on
4.
Build-­‐out
CriXcal
Facility
Shor_alls
(MILCON)
–
Ranges
–
Organiza?onal
Vehicle
Maintenance
Facili?es
–
Other
investment
needs
Army
Facility
Investment
Strategy

16. 16
How
We
Manage
Work
1. Sustain
Required
FaciliXes
• In-­‐House
Workforce
(repairs
less
than
$2,500)
• Contract
ExecuXon
(repairs
greater
than
$2,500)
(IDIQs,
BPAs,
MATOC/SATOC)
2. Dispose
of
Excess
FaciliXes
• FaciliXes
ReducXon
Program
–
Centrally
Managed
by
Huntsville
Engineering
Center
3. Improve
ExisXng
Facility
Quality
(R&M)
• Contract
ExecuXon
–
IDIQs,
MATOC/SATOCs,
MICC
4. Build-­‐out
CriXcal
Facility
Shor_alls
(MILCON)
• Awarded
by
US
Army
Corps
of
Engineers

17. 17
Sustainment,
RestoraGon,
ModernizaGon
PrioriGes
Program
Highlights:
•
Funding
Based
on
FaciliXes
Sustainment
Model
•
Approx
$120M/Year
($50-­‐80M
in
projects)
•
FY14
Program
cut
to
55%
of
the
FSM
•
Building
RenovaXon/ConstrucXon
•
HVAC/Electrical/Plumbing/Carpentry
•
Energy
•
Paving
•
Roofing
Paving
Projects/Airfield
Maintenance
Building
ConstrucXon
HVAC
Building
RenovaXons

18. 18
Military
ConstrucGon
Program
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18
$Million

19. 19
ALLIANCE
BUILDING
GROUP
ALUTIQ
MANUFACTURING
CONTRACTORS,
LLC.
CHARLOTTE,
NC
HUNTSVILLE,
AL
POC:
MICHAEL
RICHTER
POC:
MATTHEW
DAGGETT
W91247-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0018
W91247-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0024
CHAVIS’
INCORPORATED
CONTRACT
&
PURCHASING
SOLUTIONS,
INC
MAXTON,
NC
LAKE
PARK,
GA
POC:
FITZGERALD
CHAVIS
POC:
L.
H.
LEE
CORBETT,
JR
W91247-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0020
W91247-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0019
DIVERSIFIED
MECHANICAL,
LIMITED
FUTURENET
GROUP,
INCOPORATED
DURHAM,
NC
DETROIT,
MI
POC:
J.
DUBE
PUTZ
POC:
PERRY
MEHTA
W91247-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0021
W91247-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0022
OTAK
GROUP,
INCORPORATED
YULEE,
FL
POC:
AARON
T.
KATO
W91247-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0023
Fort
Bragg
MICC
MATOC

20. 20
CROMWELL
ARCHITECTS
&
ENGINEERS
STANTEC
Li[le
Rock,
AR
Raleigh,
NC
POC:
Daryl
Davis
POC:
Will
Bynum
W912HN-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0011
W912HN-­‐10-­‐D-­‐0021
ZAPATA
INC
CEMS
ENGINEERING
&
ARCHITECTURE
Charlo[e,
NC
Ladson,
SC
POC:
Tom
Koning
POC:
Ron
Sprovero
W912HN-­‐10-­‐D-­‐0038
W912HN-­‐11-­‐D-­‐0030
Fort
Bragg
AE
Design
IDIQs

21. 21
Corps
of
Engineers
IDIQs
SAS Mechanical MATOC
CHAVIS INC. 204 NC HWY 71 MAXTON NC 28364-0000
DUNBAR MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, LLC 4165 BRUNSWICK RD MEMPHIS TN 38133-2136
GROUP III MGT, INC 2820 W VERNON AVE KINSTON NC 28504-3343
HAIRE PLUMBING & MECHANICAL CO., INC. 367 WINSLOW ST FAYETTEVILLE NC 28301-5554
SAS Paving SATOC
Barnhill Contacting Company PO Box 35376 FAYETTEVILLE NC 28303
SAS Roofing SATOC
CEBCO Construction Inc PO Box 591 Mamers NC 27552

22. 22
Military
ConstrucGon
(MILCON)
Program
$Millions

23. 23
• Corvias
Military
Living
h[p://www.corvias.com/
• Sandhills
U?lity
Service
h[p://www.sandhillsu?lity.com/
• Old
North
U?lity
Service
h[p://www.asusinc.com/our-­‐subsidiaries/old-­‐north-­‐u?lity-­‐services-­‐
onus/about-­‐onus.htm
• Honeywell
h[p://honeywell.com/Pages/Home.aspx
Partners

24. US Army Corps of Engineers
BUILDING STRONG®
Col Steven Baker
Commander
USACE, Wilmington District
March 18, 2014
Ft. Bragg, Small Business
Outreach Event

25. BUILDING STRONG®
Charlotte
Manteo
Greensboro
Asheville Raleigh
Morehead
City
Roanoke
VA
NC
Washington
Wilmington District Boundaries
Norfolk District
Huntington
District
Nashville
District
Wilmington
District Office
Charleston
District
Ft Bragg
MOTSU

26. BUILDING STRONG®26
New Acquisition Tools Needed for
FY14 and beyond
§ <$50M MATOC for Civil Works and Military O&M
§ >$10M SATER for minor construction at MOTSU
§ >$10M JOC for minor construction at Ft. Bragg
§ Environmental Services (i.e. RCW monitoring) and
Environmental Testing (i.e. testing for ODMDS
disposal) at MOTSU
§ Replacement Environmental A/E CTs for those
expiring in late FY14 & early FY15
§ Replacement O&M Service CTs for those expiring in
FY14 & FY15

27. BUILDING STRONG®
Support to Military Customers:
Project & Construction Mgmt (inc. Contract Award)
Military support to Fort Bragg – Special Operations
Command
§ Projects under construction – (34) at $274M
§ FY14 Projects under design – (5) at $140M
§ FY15-18 Future planned projects – (~27) at $500M
§ Additional Service CTs
Military Support to Military Ocean Terminal, Sunny
Point
§ Projects under construction – (11) at $75M
§ FY14- Future planned projects – O&M, Service
27

28. BUILDING STRONG®28
New Acquisition Service Contracts
Needed for FY14 and beyond
§ USASOC Grounds at Ft. Bragg
§ USASOC Janitorial at Ft. Bragg
§ Ft. Bragg DPW BOSS
§ CTs at Ft. Bragg for Roof Repair, Window Repair,
Hazmat, Energy
§ Supply Contract for DPW, Ft. Bragg

29. BUILDING STRONG®
PN PROJECT Est. Cost ($)
ACQ
Strategy ADV
61064 Upgrade Training Facility >10M SB - MATOC Apr 2014
68526 Engineer Training Facility 5M-10M SB – MATOC Apr 2014
76375 Civil Affairs BN Complex >10M UR – MATOC Apr 2014
76376
Language & Cultural
Center >10M UR – MATOC Apr 2014
79438
Combat Medic Skills
Sustain Bldg 5M-10M SB – MATOC Mar 2014
Expected Fiscal Year 2014 Work
Military Program
1 of 2
29

30. BUILDING STRONG®
PN PROJECT Est. Cost ($)
ACQ
Strategy ADV
O&M USACSOC & JSOC >10M
SB – SATOC
+MATOC Jul/Aug 2014
O&M Ft. Bragg >10M TBD Aug 2014
O&M MOTSU 5M-10M
SB – SATOC
+MATOC Jul/Aug 2014
Expected Fiscal Year 2014 Work
Military Program
2 of 2
30

31. BUILDING STRONG®
PN PROJECT Est. Cost ($)
ACQ
Strategy ADV
69302
Battalion Operations
Complex >10M TBD TBD
79437
Training Command
Building >10M TBD TBD
Expected Fiscal Year 2015 Work
Military Program
1 of 1
31

32. BUILDING STRONG®
§ Flood Risk Management
§ Navigation (Deepdraft and
Shallowdraft)
§ Coastal Storm Damage Reduction
§ Ecosystem Restoration
§ Environmental Restoration
§ Hydropower
§ Recreation
§ Water Supply
Water Resources Development
Planning, Design, Construction and
Operations & Maintenance

33. BUILDING STRONG®
PROJECT Est. Cost ($)
ACQ
Strategy ADV
Carolina Beach Coastal Storm Damage Reduction 5M-10M UR Jun 14
Anchorage Basin, Wilmington Harbor Dredging 1M-5M SB Jul14
Philpott O&M Contract 1M-5M
8A
competitive Mar 14
W K Scott O & M Contract 1M-5M
8A
competitive Apr 14
Environmental Services IDIQ 1M-5M
8A
competitive Apr 14
Environmental Testing IDIQ 1M-5M TBD Jul 14
Expected Fiscal Year 2014 Work
Civil Works
1 of 1
33

34. BUILDING STRONG®
PROJECT Est. Cost ($)
ACQ
Strategy ADV
Wilmington Harbor Outer Ocean Bar Dredging 1M-5M UR Oct 14
Inner Ocean Bar, Wilmington Harbor Dredging >10M UR Oct 14
Morehead City, Outer Ocean Bar Dredging 1M-5M UR Oct 14
Morehead City, Inner Harbor Dredging 1M-5M SB Oct 14
AIWW, Maintenance Dredging 1M-5M SB Oct 14
Expected Fiscal Year 2015 Work
Civil Works Dredging
1 of 1
34

35. BUILDING STRONG®
Small Business Contract Awards
FY 2013
• Awarded 797 contract actions at $197M
• Awarded 545 (73% of actions) to Small Businesses valued at $85M
USACE Target = 43.3% Small Business contract awards
The Wilmington District actively seeks Small Businesses for acquisitions of
supplies, services, construction (includes dredging) and A/E services.
35

36. BUILDING STRONG®
Contact Information
• System For Award Management - SAM
► www.sam.gov
► Must be registered before getting contract award
► SAM Handbook@ www.sam.gov
• Federal Business Opportunities
► www.fedbizopps.gov
► Advertises Federal Government Procurement opportunities over
$25,000
• Wilmington District Contracting link
► www.saw.usace.army.mil
► Link “Contracting Opportunities” (SAW)
• Donna Walton, Deputy for Small Business
(910)251-4452 e-mail: donna.h.walton@usace.army.mil
36

37. US Army Corps of Engineers
BUILDING STRONG®
Daniel H. Davis
Fort Bragg Area Engineer
Fort Bragg Area Office, Savannah District
18 March 2014
USACE Savannah District
Fort Bragg Area Office
NCMBC FBSBOE

38. BUILDING STRONG®38
§ Overview of the Savannah District
§ Overview of the Fort Bragg Area Office workload history /projections
§ Summary of how most of our business is procured
USACE Savannah District
Fort Bragg Area Office
NCMBC FBSBOE
Briefing Agenda

39. BUILDING STRONG®
§ Provides facilities for Soldiers, Airmen and families
§ Enables free-flow of commerce
§ Conserves and protects the region’s water & natural resources
§ Enhances family recreation
39
Savannah District Mission
Building Strong for America!

40. BUILDING STRONG®40
Our Greatest Asset: Our People
§ Diverse
§ Approximatlely 700
§ Multi-disciplined
• Engineers, architects,
project managers, park
rangers, hydrologists,
and many other
specialists
§ Customer focused
Savannah District Organization

41. BUILDING STRONG®
§ Has served the nation since 1829
§ Supports 7 Army and 4 Air Force installations in 2 states
§ Deployed 200+ personnel for combat support since 2001
§ Maintains two deep water ports
§ Operates 3 major dams for hydropower, flood risk
management, recreation, water quality/supply, downstream
navigation, and fish and wildlife protection
§ Hosts 15+ million annual visitors to 3 major reservoirs
§ Regulates and protects aquatic resources in Georgia
§ Executes the Homeowners Assistance Program for DoD
41
Savannah District at a Glance

42. BUILDING STRONG®42
42

43. BUILDING STRONG®
§ Supports Army and Air Force installations
in GA and NC
§ Provides support to more than one-fifth of
the Army
§ Builds state-of-the-art facilities to support
Soldiers, Airmen, and their families
§ Barracks
§ Dining Facilities
§ Training Areas and Ranges
§ Command and Control Buildings
§ Administrative Buildings
§ Operational Facilities
§ Community Service Facilities
§ Medical Treatment Facilities
§ Roads and Bridges
43
Savannah District Military Construction

44. BUILDING STRONG®
Fort Bragg Area Office – FY14
Placement / Workload History / Projections
44
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17
Apr 2012 Current

45. BUILDING STRONG®45
FY-14 Available SRM Contracts
NC MATOC – 4 Participants
Chavis’ Inc., Maxton, NC
Billy W. Jarrett Construction Company, Montgomery, AL
Trend Construction, Inc., Orlando FL
Rand Enterprises, Inc. Newport News, VA
UMCS & Mechanical MATOC – 4 Participants
Chavis’ Inc., Maxton, NC
Dunbar Mechanical Contractors, LLC, Memphis, TN
Group III MGT, Inc., Kinston , NC
Haire Plumbing & Mechaincal Co, Inc., Fayetteville , NC

46. BUILDING STRONG®46
FY-14 Available SRM Contracts
NC / SC SATOC
Boykin Contracting, Inc., West Columbia, NC
82nd SATOC
Turner Strategic Technologies (TST), Virgina Beach, VA

47. BUILDING STRONG®47
FY-14 Available SRM Contracts
Fort Bragg Roofing SATOC
CEBCO Construction Inc., Lillington, NC
Fort Bragg Paving SATOC
Trend Construction, Inc., Orlando FL
Fort Bragg Paving SATOC
Barnhill Contracting Company, Tarboro, NC

48. BUILDING STRONG®48
FY-14 Future SRM Contracts
Fort Bragg Roofing SATOC
Fort Bragg 8a Mini MATOC

49. BUILDING STRONG®49
Questions?
Savannah District Military Construction
Fort Bragg Area Office

50. CFMO Slide Template
NORTH CAROLINA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD
(NCARNG) 120 Facilities in 93 Counties

51. What Makes
the NCARNG Different?
§ NCARNG is required to work under a master
cooperative agreement with the state of NC
§ NCARNG uses NC State Procurement procedures
for purchasing goods and services
§ NCARNG uses NC State Construction Office
contracting guidelines for Design and
Construction contracts
- Less than 500K = Informal contract
- More than 500K = Formal contract

52. What Makes
the NCARNG Different?
§ NCARNG requests for quotes and proposals for
goods and services on eprocurement and the NC
Interactive Purchasing System at
http://eprocurement.nc.gov/
§ Design and Construction contracts may receive bids
through request or may be advertised through the
state construction office on http://www.nc-sco.com
- Depending on the amount and the reason for project
§ The NCARNG CFMO uses sound competitive
purchasing procedures and is committed to seeking
competition as much possible.

53. FY 14-15 Capital Improvement Projects
§ 66 ongoing construction projects at various National
Guard facilities/ training sites across the state
§ 72 Construction and major repair projects currently in
design, will award most construction contracts prior to
end of fiscal year 2015 (Est 36M)
§ Project work orders for repairs to facilities across the
state to reach 2.5M for contracts to local small
businesses across the state during FY 2014

54. NCARNG Military Construction
§ NCARNG was able to increase facility
improvement projects 40% during FY 13
§ NC State government has appropriated several
million dollars toward NCARNG capital
improvements and renovation and repair

55. NCARNG Military Construction
§ 94 Facilities requiring State Matching Funds
§ 8 Federally Supported Sites (2 Army, 2 Air), Ft
Fisher, Ft Bragg, Camp Butner Training Site
§ 18 Federally Supported Maintenance Facilities

56. Installation Strategic Action Plan
§ The NCNG is addressing this infrastructure issue with an
Installation Strategic Action Plan (referred to as the ISAP)
that will align and posture our future forces to reflect 21st
century NC Demographics and ensure cost effective,
efficient infrastructure for a ready, reliable, responsive and
relevant NCNG.
§ We envision decreasing from 93 facilities with an average
age of 47 years old, to 40-48 Readiness Centers that will
include 8 new “Regional Readiness Centers” anchored on
the main I-95, I-40 and I-85 corridors while maintaining
our ties to rural NC with 36 to 40 smaller Readiness
Centers that will give us tactical staging areas to respond
any NC state emergency or contingency.

57. Organizational
Mini-­‐BrieFing
(1030-­‐1040)
• Jack
Roberts,
Society
of
American
Military
Engineers
(SAME)
• CJ
Scarle:,
NC
Vet
Biz
• Joy
Thrash,
NC
Defense
Business
Associa?on

58. Society
of
American
Military
Engineers
For
more
informa?on,
visit:
www.same.org

59. NC
VetBiz
For
more
informa?on,
visit:
www.ncvetbiz.org

60. NC
Defense
Business
Association
For
more
informa?on,
visit:
www.ncdba.com

61. Installation
Logistics
Services
(Materiel
Maintenance,
Transportation,
Supply
&
Services):
Program,
Requirements,
Processes
and
Procedures
(1040-­‐1110)
• Joe
Adamczyk,
SDV
Command
Source
(Moderator)
• Lloyd
Navarro,
406th
Army
Field
Support
Brigade
• COL(R)
Bob
Franks,
Director,
Logis?cs
Readiness
Center
-­‐
Fort
Bragg
• Mike
Saulnier,
Program
Manager,
Logis?cs
Readiness
Center
-­‐
Fort
Bragg,
L-­‐3
Communica?ons

62. U.S. Army Materiel Command |U.S. Army Materiel Command |Army Sustainment Command
Fort Bragg
Logistics Readiness Center
62
MISSION
WE
PROVIDE
THE
CUSTOMERS
OF
FORT
BRAGG
WITH
SUSTAINABLE,
FULL
SPECTRUM
LOGISTICS
IN
THE
AREAS
OF
TRANSPORTATION,
MAINTENANCE
AND
SUPPLY
&
SERVICES.

63. HHC
4th BSTB
1-508th PIR
2-508th PIR
4-73d CAV
2-321st FA
782nd BSS
4th BCT
4
82d CAB
HHC, CAB
1-17th CAV
1-82d ARB
2-82d AV
3-82d GSAB
122nd ASB
82
CAB
3d BCT
HHC
3d BSTB
1-505th PIR
2-505th PIR
5-73d CAV
1-319th FA
82nd BSB
3
1st BCT
1
HHC
1st BSTB
1-504th PIR
2-504th PIR
3-73d CAV
3-319th FA
307th BSB
2d BCT
HHC
2nd BSTB
1-325th AIR
2-325th AIR
1-73d CAV
2-319th FA
407th BSB
2
HHC, DSTB
HHC, DIV
82d Band
DIV HQ
HQ
82D Airborne Division
HHB BDE
1st 321 FA
3d 321 FA
3d 27 FA
D/26 TQAB
206th SIG Co
188th BSB
18th FIRES
BDE
AR 5-9 Support (100 NC and 15 VA counties)
Fort Bragg Customers
7
3d SFG
1st Bn
2d Bn
3d Bn
4th Bn
HHC
3rd GSB
3
528th SUST (SO)
USASOC
(as of 11 Mar 14)
2 Commissaries
Air Force – Pope Field
Air Mobility
CMD
AF SOC Air Combat
CMD
Air ED & TNG
CMD
AF Reserve
CMD
21 STS
24 STS
427 SOS
66 AOS Det
43 Air Wing 440 Air Wing 342 TRS18 ASOG
NCO
Academy
WTB
4th ROTC
BDE
406th AFSB
AFSBn- Bragg
MDB
ASOTD
10th MP BN
(CID)
AAFES
82d STB
7th TRANS
264th CSSB
82 SUSTXVIII CORPS
STB,
XVIII
HHC,
XVIII
20th ENG
108th
ADA
525
BFSB
16th MP
44th MED
XVIII ABN CORPS
USARC WOMACKDENTACJSOCFORSCOM
USAG
192d EOD BN
Fort Campbell, KY
USACAPOC1st CA/PO
Tng BDE
USAJFKSWCS
NEC
Golden
Knights
139th INF REG
(NCNG)
95th CA
BDE
3rd MP
GRP CID
Fort Stewart,
GA
USACIL
Fort Gilliam
Health Services/MEDCOM
189th INF BDE
(NCNG)
1st SWTG
SWMG
7th SFG
1st Bn
2d Bn
3d Bn
4th Bn
HHC
7th GSB
7
1st TSC
ARCENT
(Shaw AFB)
50th SIG BN
MISOC
4th MISO Grp
8th MISO Grp
USASOAC

64. U.S. Army Materiel Command |U.S. Army Materiel Command |Army Sustainment Command
Major Services by Division
LogisXcs
Readiness
Center
Supply
&
Services
Transporta?on
Materiel
Maintenance
AmmuniXon
Supply
Point
(ASP)
Unit
Movements
&
MCC
TacXcal
Equip
Maintenance
Retail
Supply
&
Garrison
ASL
ITDSA
and
TVAA
Non-­‐TacXcal
Equip
Maintenance
Hazardous
Material
Tracking
ITO
AIR
&
A/DACG
Fire
Truck
Repair
Hazardous
Material
Store
Railhead
OPS
&
RSA
Armament-­‐
Small
Arms
&
NVD
Repair
InstallaXon
Property
Book
Container
Management
CommunicaXons
&
Electronics
Repair
Central
Receiving
Point
(CRP)
Pope
AF
Air
Cargo:
8
hour
response
Xme
for
un-­‐programmed
Air
missions
Allied
Trades
–
Carpentry,
Paint
Shop,
Machine
&
Welding
Bulk
&
Package
Petroleum
TransportaXon
Motor
Pool
(TMP)
Shop
Stock
Management
Laundry
&
Dry
Cleaning
Personal
Property
Shipping
Office
Army
Oil
Analysis
Lab
Central
Issue
Facility
(CIF)
Personnel
Movements
Container
Repair
Program
Packaging
&
CraXng
Freight
Outbound
Special
Purpose
Equip
Maint
–
AF-­‐
Ground
Support
Chemical
Defense
Equipment
-­‐
JLIST
Commercial
Travel
Office
(CTO)
Food
Services
-­‐
SSMO
Pope
AF
Air
Crew
Shu:le
DFAC
Management
InstallaXon
Shu:le

65. U.S. Army Materiel Command |U.S. Army Materiel Command |Army Sustainment Command
Contract Providers by Service
MulXple
LRC
Contractors
Providing
over
40
Major
Services
Supply
&
Services
Transporta?on
Maintenance
L3
Installation Supply Functions, Supply Support
Activities (SSA) and Supply Subsistence
Management Office (SSMO)
L3 Sub to Data Solutions & Technology (DST)
24/7 ITO Air Mvmts ; PPSO, Freight. Personnel
Mvmts, Unit Moves, MCC, ITDSA/TVAA, Pope
Cargo , Container MGMT
L3
Pass Back - Sustainment / Field Level, Load Testing,
RESET, LBE & PDTE, Backup Maintenance Support,
Army Warranty Program, Paint Facility, New Equipment
Processing, Class XI repair, Mob/De-Mob Support,
Allied TradesData Solutions & Technology (DST)
Central Issue Facility (CIF) and Ammunition
Supply Point (ASP)
A+ Moving & Storage
Relocation – Local Moves Direct Procurement
Method (DPM) Household Goods Shipments
(HHGs)
Premier
CIPBO
Nilson Van and Storage
Outbound, Area I, DPM HHGs
Outbound, Area II, DPM HHGs
Employment Source
Dining Facility Attendant Services (DFAC)
Ken Krause
Inbound, Area I, DPM HHGs
North Carolina Business Enterprise Program
Full Food Services (FFS)
All American Relocation Inc.
Inbound, Area II DPM HHGs
Willbros Inc
Installation Ground Fuel
Shiloh Services
24/7 TMP MGMT; Pope Mvmt Air Crews,
Installation Shuttle, Mvmt Govt Pers. & Baggage
up to 200 mile radius
D&S Textile
Laundry Services

66. U.S. Army Materiel Command |U.S. Army Materiel Command |Army Sustainment Command
LRC
Outsourced
Services
&
Local
Purchases

67. U.S. Army Materiel Command |U.S. Army Materiel Command |Army Sustainment Command
Outsourced Services & Local
Purchases
LogisXcs
Readiness
Center
Supply
&
Services
TransportaXon
Materiel
Maintenance
Purchase
of
General
Supplies
(Using
Government
Purchase
Card)
Purchase
of
General
Supplies
(Using
Government
Purchase
Card)
Purchase
of
General
Supplies
(Using
Government
Purchase
Card)
Purchase
of
Kitchen
Supplies
-­‐
GPC
(Paper
Plates,
Flatware,
plasXc
wrap
etc)
Charter
Bus
&
Van
&
Aircraq
(Local,
Regional,
and
NaXonal
movements)
Purchase
of
specialized
parts
(Fire
Trucks,
K-­‐loaders,
Containers)
Purchase
of
Select
Food
Items
-­‐
GPC
(Dining
Facili?es)
Moving
&
Storage
Services
(Household
goods
and
Personal
Property)
Purchase
of
specialized
Tools
&
Safety
Equip
(Non-­‐Standard
items)
Repair
of
Kitchen
Equipment
(Dining
Facili?es)
Shipping
Services
(Small
&
Large
packages)
Repair
of
Unique
equipment
(Fuel
Tanker,
Engine,
Card
Board
Bailer)
Trucking
Services
(Full
Trucks
&
Less
than
truckloads)
FabricaXon
of
parts
(Non-­‐Standard
items)
GSA
Vehicle
Repair
&
Cleaning
(Sedans,
Vans,
Trucks,
&
Buses)
Paint
Removal
(BlasXng)
(All
types
of
Equip)
67

68.
The
North
Carolina
Secretary
of
State,
The
Honorable
Elaine
Marshall
(1110-­‐1125)

69. Force
Modernization:
Program,
Requirements,
Processes
and
Procedures
(1125-­‐1145)
• Brandon
Conover,
Prac?cal
Scien?fic
(Moderator)
• LTC
Thomas
Holland,
USASOC
• MAJ
William
Davis,
XVIII
Airborne
Corps
and
Fort
Bragg

70. Public/Private
Partnerships:
Program,
Requirements,
Processes
and
Procedures
(1145-­‐1200)
• Gordon
Rose,
Call
Sign
Engineers
(Moderator)
• Mike
Melia,
Corvias
Military
Living
• Brannon
Richards,
Old
North
U?lity
Services
• Jeff
Brown,
Sandhills
U?lity
Services

71. 71
Water and wastewater provider for Fort Bragg
and Camp MacKall, including Simmons Army
Airfield and Pope Army Airfield
• 50 year privatization contract
• Own, operate and maintain the existing
water distribution and wastewater collection
systems
• Capital construction and operations and
maintenance
Old North Utility Services, Inc.
contactus@onus.asusinc.com
910-495-1311
Serving Those Who Serve TM
March 17, 2014
Presenter: Brannon Richards, Utility Manager

72. 72
• ONUS contract supported through Defense
Logistics Agency (DLA)
• Work performed by ONUS
• Routine operations and maintenance
• New Capital Upgrades – MILCON, OMA
• Rehab and Replacement (R&R)
• FY 14 – 18 outlook
• Reduction in MILCON related work
• Increase in OMA awards
• Steady R&R and O&M
• To learn about upcoming opportunities
• Get qualified with ONUS and ASUS
• Register at www.BidSync.com

73. 73
Subcontracting opportunities:
1. Water and wastewater construction and
maintenance
2. Water & wastewater rehab and replacement
3. Lift station construction and maintenance
4. Electrical design and construction services
5. Generator installation and maintenance
6. Storage tank cleaning, painting and
inspection
7. BFP Certification
8. Professional engineering and consulting
9. Surveying
10. Geo-technical services
11. CCTV and cleaning services
12. Right-of-way and tree clearing
13. Asphalt and concrete restoration
14. Inspection

74. 74
• ONUS awarded over $11,750,000 to Small Businesses in 2013, more
than 79% of all work awarded
• ONUS small business target for 2014 is 85%
ONUS Small Business awards through February 2014

75. www.asusinc.com
75
Oversee water and wastewater operations at nine military installations via 50
year privatization contracts.
Other ASUS Subsidiaries:
Fort Bliss Water Services Company – Fort Bliss, TX
Old Dominion Utility Services – Fort Eustis, Story & Lee, VA
Palmetto States Utility Services – Fort Jackson, SC
Terrapin Utility Services – Joint Base Andrews, MD
ASUS Small Business Utilization
73.7% of all work awarded in 2013 went to small businesses
Small Business target for 2014 is 85%

76. Fort Bragg Small Business
Outreach Event
March 18, 2014
JEFF BROWN
CEO
SANDHILLS UTILITY SERVICES, LLC

77. Sandhills Utility Services, LLC
Ø Utility Privatization Contractor (Electrical)
Ø Own, Operate, Maintain, and Construct the
electrical distribution system on Fort Bragg
Ø Contract goods and/or services
§ Materials for construction
§ Lawn & Janitorial Services
§ Environmental Services
§ Vehicle Maintenance

78. Sandhills Utility Services, LLC
Ø Existing Contract Vendors
Ø Fastenal
Ø City Electrical
Ø Lafayette Ford
Ø PowerMaster Electric, Inc.
Ø Fayetteville Janitorial Services
Ø EHC Environmental, Inc.
Ø Lee Electrical Construction
Ø MasTec

79. Sandhills Utility Services, LLC
Ø Point of Contact Information for goods
and/or services:
Ø Material, Vehicles, Building & Ground
Ø Kim Newton – (910) 496-2225; E-
mail: knewton@sandhillsutility.com
Ø Contract Labor
Ø Kathy Brown – (910) 496-2208; E-
mail: kbrown@sandhillsutility.com

80. Sandhills Utility Services, LLC
Ø Point of Contact Information for goods
and/or services:
Ø Material, Vehicles, Building & Ground
Ø Kim Newton – (910) 496-2225; E-
mail: knewton@sandhillsutility.com
Ø Contract Labor
Ø Kathy Brown – (910) 496-2208; E-
mail: kbrown@sandhillsutility.com

81. Opportunities
with
Installation
Activities:
Program,
Requirements,
Processes
and
Procedures
(1200-­‐1215)
• Ron
Haynes,
Worldwide
Language
Resources
(Moderator)
• Jonee
Hobson,
MWR/NAF
Contrac?ng,
Fort
Bragg
• Dave
Shaw,
Defense
Commissary
Agency
• Tracy
Luna,
Exchange,
Fort
Bragg
• Cheryl
Chavis,
Exchange,
Fort
Bragg

82. Presented
by:
Fort
Bragg
Hosted
by:
North
Carolina
Military
Business
Center
&
Faye:eville
Technical
Community
College