SAME Industry Day

1. SAME Industry Day Richard Klein Chief, Programs Branch Norfolk District 21 October 2010 US Army Corps of Engineers NORFOLK DISTRICT BUILDING STRONG®

2. Agenda • Corps of Engineers Overview • Program Overview • Current & Future Workload

3. The Corps of Engineers Macro Perspective Engagement - 100+ Countries Physical Presence - 33 Countries LTG Van Antwerp ARCTIC ANTARCTIC

4. Eight Corps Divisions

5. North Atlantic Division 14 US States + Europe BG “Duke” DeLuca

8. Civil Works • Projects Initiated by Congress • Missions: • Deep Draft Navigation • Shallow Draft Navigation • Hurricane Storm Damage Reduction • Flood Damage Reduction • Water Supply (cooperation and consulting only) • Recreation • Environmental Restoration

9. Environmental • Clean-up of ordnance & contaminants • DoD and non-DoD (EPA & other Federal agencies)

11. Interagency & International Services (IIS) • Non-traditional Corps Customers • Other Federal Agencies • State and Local Governments

12. Military • Facility Construction • Types of projects • Barracks, Ranges, Dining Facilities, Training Complexes, HQ Buildings, Child Development Centers, Chapels, Fire Stations, Maintenance Facilities • Military Construction (MCA/BCA) Funding • Congressional appropriation; typically new construction • Customers • Army • Air Force • Navy • OMA & other funds

14. Installation OverviewFY09-13 Fort Belvoir - $394M Fort AP Hill - $152M Langley - $107M Ft Eustis - $308M Ft Monroe - $0M $2,262,000,000 DSCR - $18M Rivanna - $57M Richmond Norfolk Radford - $33M Ft Pickett - $46M Ft Lee - $1,145M Ft Story - $2M

15. Regulatory Military Civil Norfolk District Ft. Belvoir Warrenton Dumfries Fredericksburg Charlottesville Ft. A.P. Hill White Stone Accomac Gathright Dam DSCR Lynchburg Gloucester Richmond Langley Ft. Eustis Ft. Pickett Ft. Monroe Ft. Lee Christiansburg Craney Is. Radford Norfolk Ft. Story Clarksville Abingdon Great Bridge

16. Norfolk District Program Construction Overview MILLIONS

17. Fort Lee Program MILCON/BCA5 (Million)

18. Fort Eustis Program MILCON/BCA5 (Million)

19. Fort A. P. Hill Program MILCON (Million)

20. DSCR MILCON (Million)

21. Langley Air Force Base MILCON (Million)

22. FY11 MILCON Program • Asymmetric Warfare Group Training Facilities, A. P. Hill: $60M; Advertise Jan 11; Award Feb 11 • 100M Indoor Range, A. P. Hill: $6M; Advertise Dec 10; Award Feb 11 • 800M Range, A. P. Hill: $4M; Advertise Jun 11; Award Aug 11 • Demolition Range, A. P. Hill: $4M; Advertise Nov 10; Award Dec 10 • 1200M Range, A. P. Hill: $15M; Advertise Jun 11; Award Aug 11 • Warrior in Transition Facility, Fort Eustis: $28M; Advertise Nov 10; Award Feb 11 • Company Ops Facilities, Fort Lee: $5M; Advertise Sep 10; Award Jan 11 • Artifact Storage, Fort Lee: $30M; Advertise Nov 10; Award Mar 11 • Qualification Training Range, Fort Lee: $7.7M; Advertise May 11; Award Jul 11 • Training Support Center, Fort Lee: $5.8M; Advertise Sep 10; Award Feb 11 • Dining Facility, Fort Eustis: $20M; Advertise Nov 10; Award Jan 11

23. FY11 Other Programs • NASA Wallops Island Shore Protection: $4M; Advertise 1Q FY11; Award 2Q FY11 • Solvent Recovery Plant, Radford: $13M; Advertise 2Q FY11, Award 3Q FY11 • Low Observable/Composite Repair Facility, Langley AFB: $7M; Advertise 1Q FY11; Award 2Q FY11. • Roofing, Defense Supply Center Richmond: $1.6M; Advertise Nov 10; Award Dec 10 • Elizabeth River Channel Deepening, US Navy: $45M; Advertise Nov 10; Award Jan 11 • Craney Island Eastward Expansion: $35M; To be Determined • Sheet Pile Containment Wall, Atlantic Wood (EPA): $22M; To be Determined

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25. Questions/Comments