1. Office of Small Business Programs
Hubert J. Carter, Jr.
Omaha District
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
SDVOSB Outreach – Training – Industry Exchange Forum II
24 June 2008

2. District Missions MILITARY CONSTRUCTION ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM
Design & Construction Management
10 Active Air Force Installations
2 Air Force Reserve Installations
1 Army Installation & 1 Reserve
3 Army Ammunition Plants
2 Major Reserve Commands
ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM
Environmental Remediation Work Over 500 Projects Nationwide
CIVIL WORKS
Flood Protection, Navigation, Hydropower, Recreation, Regulatory, Ecosystem Restoration, FCCE
Full-service district with programs in
Military Construction
Environmental Remediation, formerly known as HTRW
(Hazardous, Toxic and Radioactive Waste)
Civil Works
Supporting more than 20 military installations and dozens of water resource facilities in our footprint.
FCCE: Flood Control and Coastal Emergency

3. Civil

4. Missouri River Recovery Program
Environment Restoration Program, with a focus on ESA
Extent – Missouri River main stem and flood plain, and lower portions of major tributaries from the mouth to Fort Peck, Montana
Requirement – Research, Construction, Real Estate Acquisition

5. Missouri River Recovery Program
Budget – Current Estimate $1.3 Billion
History
FY04--$13M
FY05--$27M
FY06--$54.5M
FY07--$85M
FY08--$50.2M

6. Missouri River Recovery Program
Contract Opportunities
Construction (primarily riverine)
MATOC (currently being procured)
Unrestricted
A/E
Data Collection and R&D
NEPA (Programmatic and Site Specific)
Design
Monitoring (physical and biological)

7. Missouri River Recovery Program
Points of Contact
Mike George – Overall Program Manager
Teresa Reinig – Omaha District Program Manager
Chance Bitner – Kansas City District Program Manager
Casey Kruse – Science Program Manager

8. Hydrologic Engineering Services
Five Year - $5 Million IDIQ
Advertise June 2008
Restricted to Small Business
Point of Contact
John Remus – Chief, Hydrologic Engineering Branch