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Business Opportunities with NAVFAC

Alliance South Atlantic. Business Opportunities with NAVFAC. CAPT Mark W. Jackson Operations Officer NAVFAC Southeast May 15, 2008. NAVFAC AOR NAVFAC SE Organization NAVFAC SE Small Business Goals FY-08 Project Execution Plan Construction Contracts

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Business Opportunities with NAVFAC

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  1. Alliance South Atlantic Business Opportunitieswith NAVFAC CAPT Mark W. Jackson Operations Officer NAVFAC Southeast May 15, 2008

  2. NAVFAC AOR NAVFAC SE Organization NAVFAC SE Small Business Goals FY-08 Project Execution Plan Construction Contracts Small Business Points of Contact How to Enter into the Federal Contacting System Agenda

  3. NAVFACAreas of Responsibility Europe/ SW Asia Japan/ East Asia NAVFAC Northwest NAVFAC Europe – Southwest Asia NAVFAC Far East NAVFAC Washington Guam NAVFAC Atlantic NAVFAC Marianas NAVFAC Mid-West NAVFAC Mid-LANT (MA) NFESC, NFELC NCC NAVFAC Southwest NAVFAC Southeast Hawaii Caribbean NAVFAC Hawaii NAVFAC Pacific Note (BRAC V actions): (1) EFA NE consolidated with NAVFAC MA ( FY 06) (2) NCC relocated to Norfolk ( FY 06) (3) EFD South disestablished (FY06)/consolidates with FEC SE (FY 08)

  4. NAVFAC Southeast Area of Responsibility • IPT South Central • AOR - South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, North Texas • IPT South Atlantic • AOR – Florida & Caribbean • IPT Gulf Coast • AOR - Florida Pan-handle, Mississippi, Louisiana Blount Island Keesler Andros Key West Puerto Rico NB Gitmo

  5. NAVFAC Southeast Organization PWD Jacksonville - CDR Chuck Lewis PWD Mayport – CAPT Bill Vaughn PWD Orlando - LT Jose’ Arinaza PWD Kings Bay – CDR Chris Lacaria PWD Key West – CDR (s) Greg Vinci PWD Guantanamo Bay – CDR Jeff Johnson Puerto Rico, Andros, USMC Blount Island, Caribbean (SOUTHCOM) PWD New Orleans – LCDR Jeffrey Pfeil ROICC New Orleans – LT Jonathan Charbonnet PWD Corpus Christi – LCDR Mike Ser PWD Kingsville - LCDR Tabitha Pierzchala PWD Gulfport - LCDR Romeo Coleman ROICC Gulfport - LCDR Donald Brus PWD Pensacola – LCDR Nate Price (Acting) PWD Whiting Field – LCDR Leaf Ballast CO/RE CAPT Mike Blount XO/DRE CAPT Ed Brown Command Secretary Judy Doggett Ph# 904-542-5132 Business Manager Ralph Kaneshiro PAO Sue Brink Safety Dave Folk Counsel Cathy Horan CE Gary Hauff Small Business Robin Brown CIO Linda Dailey CHE Bill Sloan ACQ Renee Comfort Comptroller Tony Fox Bus Analysis Gino Andreoletti Mgt Services Rita Schnyder Assistant Regional Engineer (N44) CDR Scot Sanders OICC Katrina CDR Chris LaPlatney OPS/DOPS CAPT Mark Jackson DOPS-John Knox ICs ICs PWO CIBLC Doug Dangerfield Capital Impr Bus Line Core South Central IPT – AOPS, LCDR Dan Stoddard; DAOPS, Mr. John Goethe Gulf Coast IPT – AOPS, CDR Charlie Willmore; DAOPS, Mr. Bill Kilpatrick PWD Panama City – LCDR Chris Neish PWD Ingleside – LCDR Dan Grimsbo EVBLC Camille Destafney South Atlantic IPT – AOPS, CDR Kevin Roye; DAOPS, Mr. Scott Glass Support MARFORRES, Parris Island, Shaw AFB Support MARFORRES, Parris Island, Shaw AFB JPMO San Antonio – Mr. David Perkins PWD Athens – LT Harold Robinson PWD Atlanta – LT Richard Bowles PWD Charleston - CDR Dennis Edwards ROICC Barksdale – Mr. Dan Bailey PWD Meridian – LCDR Lance Coe PWD Fort Worth – LT Jason Brown (Acting) ROICC Beaufort – CDR Ron Kramps ROICC Albany – ENS Adam Hollrith Environmental Bus Line Core Real Estate Bus Line Core AM BLC Bill Sloan Base Development Bus Line Core PWBLC Jeff Killian Public Works Bus Line Core

  6. NAVFAC Small Business Goals NWCF FIP WIP – MILCON, O&M, ER’N • Challenges in meeting Small Business Contracting Goals: • Local Competition – bidding is more competitive in some cities than in others. • Technical / Experience – proposals not as competitive as others. • Large Dollar Value of Projects – many of our large dollar value contracts may be difficult for SB to bid on due to bonding requirements, ability to handle increased workload capacity, etc.

  7. NAVFAC Contracting Actions Available for Bid in FY-08 NWCF FIP WIP – MILCON, O&M, ER’N Note: In FY-09, we expect at least 23 MILCONs totaling over $500M, and 15-20 Special Projects totaling more than $100M.

  8. Construction: 5 MACCs – Up to $15M Construction: 7 Mini-MACCs – Up to $3 Mil Greenville Amarillo Huntsville Sumter Columbia Rome Athens Atlanta Marietta Augusta Charleston Lubbock Wichita Falls Beaufort Tuscaloosa Columbus Savannah Abilene Fort Worth Dallas/Ft. Worth Shreveport Jackson Meridian Montgomery Albany El Paso Tyler Kings Bay Blount Island Milton Mayport Mobile Tallahassee Jacksonville Pensacola Panama City Pascagoula Keesler Stennis Gulfport Baton Rouge Austin Orange New Orleans Houston Orlando Cape Canaveral Galveston San Antonio Tampa St. Petersburg Ingleside Corpus Christi West Palm Beach Laredo Kingsville Ft. Lauderdale Miami Legend Harlingen Andros Key West IPT South Central GTMO Puerto Rico IPT Gulf Coast IPT South Atlantic Planned for Award by 3rd Qtr FY-08 for Base Yr plus 4 option yrs Reserve Centers Austin

  9. Construction: 7 Mini-MACCs – Up to $6M Construction: 7 Mini-MACCs – Up to $3 Mil Greenville Amarillo Huntsville Sumter Columbia Rome Athens Atlanta Marietta Augusta Charleston Lubbock Wichita Falls Beaufort Tuscaloosa Columbus Savannah Abilene Fort Worth Dallas/Ft. Worth Shreveport Jackson Meridian Montgomery Albany El Paso Tyler Kings Bay Blount Island Milton Mayport Mobile Tallahassee Jacksonville Pensacola Panama City Pascagoula Keesler Stennis Gulfport Baton Rouge Austin Orange New Orleans Houston Orlando Cape Canaveral Galveston San Antonio Tampa St. Petersburg Ingleside Corpus Christi West Palm Beach Laredo Kingsville Ft. Lauderdale Miami Legend Harlingen Andros Key West IPT South Central GTMO Puerto Rico IPT Gulf Coast IPT South Atlantic Planned for Award by 3rd Qtr FY-08 for Base Yr plus 4 option yrs Reserve Centers Austin

  10. Small Business Points of Contact

  11. Background Slides

  12. How to Enter the Federal Contracting System Visit: www.navfac.navy.mil

  13. Central Contractor Registration (CCR) In October 1993, the President issued a memorandum that mandated the Government reform its acquisition processes. Subsequently, the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act (FASA) of 1994 was passed, requiring the establishment of a "single face to industry." To accomplish this, the DoD identified a centralized, electronic registration process and web site as the single point of entry for vendors who want to do business with the DoD at www.ccr.gov . To this end, the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS), Subpart 204.7300, requires contractors to register in the CCR to conduct business with the Department of Defense. How to Enter the Federal Contracting System

  14. Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps) FedBizOpps.gov is the single government point-of-entry (GPE) for Federal government procurement opportunities over $25,000. Government buyers are able to publicize their business opportunities by posting information directly to FedBizOpps via the Internet. Through one portal - FedBizOpps (FBO) - commercial vendors seeking Federal markets for their products and services can search, monitor and retrieve opportunities solicited by the entire Federal contracting community. How to Enter the Federal Contracting System

  15. NAVFAC E-Solicitations (eSol) The website www.esol.navfac.navy.mil is part of DoD and Navy initiatives to create a Paperless Acquisition process. NAVFAC's long-term goal is to post all of its solicitations on this internet site, however, not all solicitations are posted here at this time. In the interim, offerors are advised to continue to rely on their current means of receiving procurement-related information. At present, information provided on this internet site is simply an additional means to distribute a limited portion of the Command's procurement-related information. How to Enter the Federal Contracting System

  16. Naval Facilities Acquisition Supplement (NFAS) The NAVFAC Contracting Manual (NFAS) provides general guidance and insight on how field contracting officers execute their delegated authority of selecting contractors. The NFAS implements or supplements the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) and the Navy Acquisition Procedures Supplement (NAPS). The manual (1.3MB PDF file) can be downloaded from the www.navfac.navy.mil web site. It is not a stand-alone document, but must be read together with the FAR, DFARS and NAPS. How to Enter the Federal Contracting System

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