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1. MILCON, MR&E Program & Environmental Update
2. Agenda MILCON
Current Status
07 Submissions
MR&E
Eligibility & Submissions
Funding
Streamlining
Environmental
3. Military Construction (MILCON) Projects MILCON
4. DLA MILCON Program Project Dollars by CINC
The projects shown are the total currently identified MILCON requirement for the FY 96 - 03 programs.
As you can see, the lion’s share of the MILCON projects programmed are AF initiatives.
The projects shown as DFSC are Korea tie-in projects.
The projects shown are the total currently identified MILCON requirement for the FY 96 - 03 programs.
As you can see, the lion’s share of the MILCON projects programmed are AF initiatives.
The projects shown as DFSC are Korea tie-in projects.
5. PERISCEn Route Infrastructure MILCON Purple completed
Black in progress
Blue designed
Green programmedPurple completed
Black in progress
Blue designed
Green programmed
6. 2007 Pacific MILCON Submissions NSF Diego Garcia –Construct Tank $17.2 M
Elmendorf AFB – Type 4 Hydrant $14.8 M
FISC Pearl Harbor -
Replace Kuahua Pipelines $15.2 M
Replace Five Tanks $60.9 M
Replace Red Hill Rails $ 5.9 M
Kunsan AB – Construct Tank $10.3 M
Osan AB – Type 3 Hydrant $11.9 M
Yokota AB – Type 3 Hydrant $19.5 M
Total $ 155.7M
7. DLA’s MILCON Program Funding History This chart shows the history and future projections for the Fuel MILCON program. This chart shows the history and future projections for the Fuel MILCON program.
8. MILCON ProgramAlternatives
The projects shown are the total currently identified MILCON requirement for the FY 96 - 05 programs.
The projects shown are the total currently identified MILCON requirement for the FY 96 - 05 programs.
9. Maintenance, Repair, &
Environmental (MR&E) Program
10. MR&E Funding Eligibility Eligible projects must store, distribute, assure quality, or assure regulatory compliance for DLA owned-product.
The MR&E program can only be used to fund work on real property facilities. Mobile equipment such as barges, trucks, & portable generators is not eligible.
11. FY04 MR&E Submission Flow For PACOM
12. MR&E Program Program Expenditures
13. MR&E ProgramActive Projects by CINC
14. DESC MR&E Budget Three “colors” of MR&E funds:
MR&E: All Maintenance, $192.8M
Repair, and Env projects
MC (operating): below $100k $ 6.3M
MC (capital): $100k to $750k $28.6M
FY03 budget: $227,700,000
15. What is PACOM’s share?
16. MR&E Current Issues Capitalization of New Products
Fuel Oil Reclaimed (FOR) at FISCs
E85 and Biodiesel
JPTS – as of Oct 02
NOT Capitalized
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
In FY02: MILCON threshold was raised to $750,000
Streamlining MR&E Projects(MATOC, 8(a), Raise auth. levels)
Revising SPCC plans (40 CFR 112)
17. MR&E Approval Limits
18. MR&E Projects Requiring DLA Approval This chart shows the number of sites and number of active projects for each Service.
The AF now has the largest number of projects in our MRE Program.
The Navy has been the biggest player in the MRE Program throughout phase I of IMM for the past 12 years and continued this trend through the initial years of the phase II implementation.
The number of AF sites participating in IMM Phase II has increased each year, putting the AF on the same level with the Navy in terms of numbers of projects submitted and funding annually. This chart shows the number of sites and number of active projects for each Service.
The AF now has the largest number of projects in our MRE Program.
The Navy has been the biggest player in the MRE Program throughout phase I of IMM for the past 12 years and continued this trend through the initial years of the phase II implementation.
The number of AF sites participating in IMM Phase II has increased each year, putting the AF on the same level with the Navy in terms of numbers of projects submitted and funding annually.
19. Centrally Managed Programs& Special Assignments
20. MR&E Program Managers
21. DESC Environmental Services Good morning/afternoon.
I am _______________, and I work as an environmental protection specialist at the Defense Energy Support Center.
Today I’m going to give you an overview of environmental costs at your fuel storage facilities which are eligible for DESC funding.
The information that I will cover can be found in Chapter 11 of DESC’s Environmental Guide for Fuel Terminals. (show copy of Guide). Good morning/afternoon.
I am _______________, and I work as an environmental protection specialist at the Defense Energy Support Center.
Today I’m going to give you an overview of environmental costs at your fuel storage facilities which are eligible for DESC funding.
The information that I will cover can be found in Chapter 11 of DESC’s Environmental Guide for Fuel Terminals. (show copy of Guide).
22. Let me give you a little bit of background as to who and what is the Defense Energy Support Center.
We’re one of the supply centers of the Defense Logistics Agency and we’re responsible for the purchase, transportation, storage and distribution of petroleum products used by the military services. We’re located at Ft. Belvoir, VA.
Within DESC there is the Facilities Management & Distribution Business Unit. That’s where the Environmental section resides.
We have responsibility for the environmental compliance, remediation, and safety issues at 10 active GOCO petroleum storage facilities across the country.
We also are responsible for monitoring the environmental cleanup of 10 closed GOCO petroleum storage facilities.
But, the part that is really important to you is the support we provide for the review and funding of environmental compliance and remediation projects at your facilities.Let me give you a little bit of background as to who and what is the Defense Energy Support Center.
We’re one of the supply centers of the Defense Logistics Agency and we’re responsible for the purchase, transportation, storage and distribution of petroleum products used by the military services. We’re located at Ft. Belvoir, VA.
Within DESC there is the Facilities Management & Distribution Business Unit. That’s where the Environmental section resides.
We have responsibility for the environmental compliance, remediation, and safety issues at 10 active GOCO petroleum storage facilities across the country.
We also are responsible for monitoring the environmental cleanup of 10 closed GOCO petroleum storage facilities.
But, the part that is really important to you is the support we provide for the review and funding of environmental compliance and remediation projects at your facilities.
23. Regional HighlightsPacific POC – Jack O’Donovan
GOCOs – 3 Active in Korea (Kunsan, Yechon & Pohang) + Fuels Laboratory
GOGOs – 72 facilities
Highlights –
Korean GOCO Spill Prevention & Hazwoper Training
Korean GOCO SPCC Plan Updates
Okinawa USMC USTs removed/replaced with SCATS
Okinawa USMC Gas Stations converted from GOGO to GOCO
24. Regional HighlightsAlaska POC – Wayne Barnum
GOCOs – 1 Active P/L in Alaska, 2 Inactive in Alaska
GOGOs – 10 facilities
Highlights –
DFSP Anchorage “Big Dig” a success – have ROD
DFSP Whittier steam sparge system start-up/operating
Eielson AFB P/L spill response support
Continued SUPSALV Tier I, II, & III response funding
25. DESC WorldwideEnvironmental Costs
26. DESC WorldwideEnvironmental Costs
27. Environmental Compliance Assistance Available
28. Spill Remediation Assistance Available
29. Pollution PreventionAssistance Available
30. ENV Challenges Increase Participation in Enviro. Compliance Program
Revised SPCC Regulations
31. COMPLIANCE PARTICIPATION(Pacific Theater) Fiscal Year Participation*
02 17%
01 18%
00 15%
99 10%
98 11%
* % Eligible Bases Requesting DESC Funds
32. 40 CFR 112: SPCC Revisions Applicable ONLY at Locations Subject to Compliance with Federal Regulations
Typically not Overseas Unless Dictated by Country Specific Environmental Governing Standards
17 Jul 02 Final Revised SPCC Rule Published
17 Aug 02 Revised SPCC Rule Effective
17 Feb 03 Plan Review/Amendments Required
18 Aug 03 Plan Implementation Required
33. SPCC RevisionsMajor Changes SPCC applies to facilities storing over 1,320 gallons of oil aboveground
USTs not included in Volume Thresholds
Containers 55 Gal and up are included
Plan Must be Certified in Compliance w/ Industry Standards
Mandatory Containment / Diversion Capability
Additional Training and Inspection Requirements
34. SPCC RevisionsAdditional Info Full Text of the Rule:
http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-WATER/2002/July/Day-17/
Assistance or Detailed Analysis of Revisions Contact: Jack O’Donovan
Cmcl: (703) 767-8309
DSN: 427-8309
Email: Jodonovan@desc.dla.mil
35. Questions?