U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District

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US Army Corps of Engineers

BUILDING STRONG®

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Kansas City District

Natalae Tillman

New Jersey SAME Post

Federal Contracting Opportunities Conference

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BUILDING STRONG_® Colorado Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska Kansas City

Military Works Boundary US Army Installations US Air Force Bases

Lake City AAP

Sunflower AAP Kansas AAP FT Leavenworth FT Riley FT Leonard Wood McConnell AFB Whiteman AFB

Civil Works Boundary Operations Projects Regulatory Offices PERRY CLINTON POMONA HARLAN COUNTY WILSON KANOPOLIS TUTTLE CREEK MILFORD MELVERN SMITHVILLE RATHBUN Lake of the Ozarks POMME DE TERRE STOCKTON LONG BRANCH BLUE SPRINGS HILLSDALE LONGVIEW HARRY S. TRUMAN Sioux City, IA Rulo, NE St. Louis, MO Missouri River Area Office

NWK Responsibility

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BUILDING STRONG_®

FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 CIVIL STIMULUS $ - $ - $ - $ 64.49 $ 92.40 $ 5.30 $ 1.40 $ 1.00 $ -CIVIL $ 113.65 $ 127.47 $ 105.79 $ 118.04 $ 81.22 $ 93.55 $ 105.78 $ 85.89 $ 89.10 HTRW STIMULUS $ - $ - $ - $ 89.73 $ 66.00 $ - $ - $ - $ -HTRW $ 179.20 $ 177.30 $ 200.70 $ 214.82 $ 164.00 $ 171.50 $ 154.20 $ 156.00 $ 151.70 MILITARY STIMULUS $ - $ - $ - $ 38.00 $ 70.10 $ - $ - $ - $ -MILITARY $ 336.40 $ 485.60 $ 924.70 $ 964.00 $ 592.30 $ 275.30 $ 312.20 $ 156.00 $ 381.00 STIMULUS TOTAL $ - $ - $ - $ 192.22 $ 228.50 $ 5.30 $ 1.40 $ 1.00 $ -Baseline TOTAL $ 629.25 $ 790.37 $ 1,231.19 $ 1,296.86 $ 837.52 $ 540.35 $ 572.18 $ 397.89 $ 621.80 TOTALS w/Stimulus $ 629.25 $ 790.37 $ 1,231.19 $ 1,489.08 $ 1,066.02 $ 545.65 $ 573.58 $ 398.89 $ 621.80 $-$100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800 $900 $1,000 $1,100 $1,200 $1,300 $1,400 $1,500 $ M ill ion s

NWK District Trend Assessment

Last Update: 12 AUG 2010

CIVIL STIMULUS CIVIL HTRW STIMULUS HTRW MILITARY STIMULUS MILITARY

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“Top Priorities” for HTRW

• Architect-Engineer (Brooks Act) ID/IQ contracts

• Long Term Response Action (LTRA) contracts

• Multiple Environmental Government Acquisitions –

MEGA, Industry Day in Omaha in January

• Support EPA Region II on analysis of USACE costs

associated with design & remediation activities

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New Jersey Superfund & FUSRAP Projects ATLANTIC BERGEN BURLINGTON CAMDEN CAPE MAY CUMBERLAND ESSEX GLOUCESTER HUDSON HUNTERDON MERCER MIDDLESEX MONMOUTH MORRIS OCEAN PASSAIC SALEM SOMERSET SUSSEX UNION WARREN

McGuire AFB (Resident Office) Picatinny Arsenal Resident Office

Rocky Hill/Montgomery Superfund Site

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Higgins Farm Superfund Site Middlesex FUSRAP

New Jersey Area/Environmental Resident Office Maywood FUSRAP

Wayne FUSRAP

Bog Creek Superfund Site

Emmells Septic Landfill Superfund Site Monitor Devices Superfund Site Metaltec Superfund Site

Ringwood Superfund Site

Imperial Oil Superfund Site Dover Wellfield Superfund Site

Rockaway Borough Superfund Site

As of 12 October 2007

Horseshoe Road Superfund Site White Chemical Superfund Site

Roebling Steel Superfund Site

Cornel-Dubilier Superfund Site

Scientific Chemical Processing Superfund Site Ventron-Velsicol Superfund Site

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Zschiegner Superfund Site

Puchack Superfund Site Welsbach Superfund Site

Raritan Bay Slag Superfund Site

Price Landfill Superfund Site

CPS-Madison Superfund Site Evor Phillips Superfund Site

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New York Superfund & FUSRAP Projects

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Vestal Area 4 Superfund Site

Mohonk Road Industrial Plant Superfund Site

Claremont Poly Superfund Site

Stanton Cleaners Superfund Site Circuitron Corp Superfund Site Mattiace Superfund Site

Hicksville FUSRAP

Colonie FUSRAP

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM OPPORTUNITIES FY10-11

PROJECT NAME LOCATION

DESIGN METHOD ACQUISITION TOOL ACQUISITION METHOD PROGRAMMED AMOUNT SOLICITATION DATE AWARD DATE New Multiple Award Task Order

Contract

NWK & EPA

Region II NA LTRA SB $49M FY10

New Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantitiy Contracts

NWK & EPA

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Total Capacity Used/Transferred: $78M of our $120M $42M remaining.

 Use by Kansas City District: $52M

 Use by other Districts: $26M (39 capacity transfers)

Distribution by firm:  Louis Berger: $30.2M  CDM: $25.2M  CH2MHill: $13.1M  Tetra Tech: $5.6M  HDR/OBG: $3.8M

Planned A-E obligations for the rest of FY10: more than $10M

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Environmental Quality (EQ) Contracts

2009 Small Business:

 ICI Services Corporation (8a – Capacity of $12 Million)

► Proposal team members: Booz Allen Hamilton and The Solution Foundry

 J.M. Waller Associates, Inc. (SDVOSB – Capacity of $12 Million

 EnSafe, Inc. (SB – Shared Capacity of $25 Million)

► Proposal team members: Mangi Environmental Group, Inc. and Panamerican Consultants, Inc.

 e2M/HDR. (SB – Shared Capacity of $25 Million)

► Proposal team members: Malcolm Pirnie, HDR, Inc, Innovar Environmental, Inc, and Environmental Business Partners, LLC

 TEC, Inc. (SB – Shared Capacity of $25 Million)

► Proposal team members: The Louis Berger Group, EM-Assist, TLI Solutions, Environmental Consulting & Training Services, Aerostar Environmental Services, and Clover Leaf Environmental Solutions, Inc.

 EA Eng, Science and Technology, Inc. (SB – Shared Capacity

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Long Term Response Action (LTRA)

Contract Status

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LATA - $10M Capacity SDVOB ($1M)

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CTI & Associates - $10M, 8(a) ($5M)

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EA - $20M, SB ($11M)

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ECC - $20M, SB

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HGL - $20M, SB ($11M)

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SAIC - $25M, Large Business ($7M)

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Pre-Placed Remedial Action Contract

(PRAC) Status

Unrestricted MATOC:

 Conti Federal Services, Inc. (CH2M Hill, Safety & Ecology Corp., Pangea, H&S Environmental, Inc., TTI Environmental, Inc.)

 Environmental Chemical Corporation (Burns & McDonnell, EMR, Inc., Malcolm Pirnie, Matrix New World, New England Industrial Engineering, WRS Compass)

 Sevenson Environmental (SAIC, Cabrera, Aponowich, Driscoll & Ass.)

 Shaw Environmental and Infrastructure

Total MATOC Capacity: $300 Million

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Pre-Placed Remedial Action Contract

(PRAC) Status

Small Business MATOC:

 Cabrera Services, Inc. (Sevenson Env., Brown and Caldwell)

 Cape Environmental, Inc. (CDM Federal Programs)

 EA Engineering (ECC, MACTEC)

 Hydrogeologic, Inc. (Conti Env., HDR)

 Kemron Environmental Services (AECOM)

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Pre-Placed Remedial Action Contract

(PRAC) Status

8(a) MATOC:

 EMR Inc. (Environmental Chemical Corp., Louis Berger Group)

 Tidewater – Maxymilliam, JV (Brown and Caldwell, EQ Northwest, SCS

Engineers)

 TEA Environmental Solutions OP-TECH (JV between Terranear PMC and

EA Engineering)

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Pre-Placed Remedial Action Contract

(PRAC) Status

Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business SATOC:

 LATA-Bay West Environmental SAIC Response (JV between Los Alamos

Technical Associates Inc. & Bay West, Inc.) (SAIC) Total Capacity: $25 Million

Period of Performance: 13 April 2010 through 12 April 2015

HUBZone MATOC:

 Remediation Services, Inc (Burns & McDonnell, ECC, Malcolm Pirnie)

 Coastal Environmental Group, Inc. (Environmental Quality Management,

MACTECH

Total Capacity: $25 Million

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COL Anthony J. Hofmann

District Engineer

816-389-3201

Steve Iverson

Deputy for Project Management

816-389-3210

Arthur Saulsberry

Deputy for Small Business

816-389-3927

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District