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USACE – Stafford Act Contracting Opportunities

Peter Navesky HQ USQACE Disaster Program Manager June 2010 FEMA Region IV Contracting Workshop. USACE – Stafford Act Contracting Opportunities. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Stafford Act Support.

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USACE – Stafford Act Contracting Opportunities

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  1. Peter Navesky HQ USQACE Disaster Program Manager June 2010 FEMA Region IV Contracting Workshop USACE – Stafford Act Contracting Opportunities

  2. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)Stafford Act Support • USACE is the designated agency to support FEMA under the National Recovery Framework/Stafford Act under ESF-3 (Emergency Support Function #3 – Public Works and Engineering) • Execution of assigned Stafford Act work by USACE include the following with Contractors supplying the bulk of supplies, materials, equipment, and/or workforces: • Water* • Ice* • Temporary Emergency Power* • Temporary Roofing* • Debris Clearance/Removal* • Critical Public Facilities • Temporary Housing (Including new Rapid Temporary Repair (RTR)**) • Structural Safety Assessments * Denotes Advance Contracting Initiatives (ACI) contracts in place ** Denotes ACI to be procured

  3. U.S. Army Corps of EngineersLead Mission Area Contracting Offices • The following are the lead Contracting Offices for procurement of USACE ACI contracts: • Water (New England District) • Ice (Charleston District) • Temporary Emergency Power (Pittsburgh District) • Temporary Roofing (Omaha District) • Debris Clearance/Removal (New Orleans District) • Rapid Temporary Repair (Omaha District) • These include Large and Small Business Contractors • We desire “regional contractors” to the maximum extent practical • Stafford Act provisions and FAR 26.202-1 allows post disaster declaration set aside for local contractors in the declared areas • However USACE Legal opinion is Stafford Act requirements cannot be used for ACI procurement set asides • Post-Event executing District KOs use Stafford Act set asides to the maximum extent practical

  4. U.S. Army Corps of EngineersBasic Proposal/Bidding Process • Pre-Event • ACIs are on a 5 year cycle advertised by each respective lead KO. ACIs are set up with 1 base year + 4 option years. As on previous slide the following lead District KO advertises these ACIs: • National Water (New England District) • National Ice (Charleston District) • Temporary Emergency Power (Pittsburgh District) • Temporary Roofing (Omaha District) • Debris Clearance/Removal (New Orleans District) • Rapid Temporary Repair (Omaha District) • Post-Event • Executing District contracts are advertised by that local KO through: • Fed BizOpps.gov is DoD’s notice of work to be procured • Through regional SBA Offices • Contractors interested in bidding/proposing must be registered on Central Contractor Registry (CCR) to receive award

  5. U.S. Army Corps of EngineersComing Bidding/Proposal Opportunities • Pre-Event • ACIs • Rapid Temporary Repair (Omaha District) • Post-Event • Vicksburg District recently advertised and awarded a series of Debris Removal Contracts for impacted counties in central MS in and around the Yazoo City area.

  6. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)Stafford Act Contracting Opportunities • Questions ? ? ?

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