Afghanistan Builder’s Association Industry Day United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Transatlantic Afghanistan District (TAA) COL Paul Owen, Commanding 27 January 2015 UNCLASSIFIED

Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Agenda  Opening Remarks  What does USACE-TAA do in Afghanistan?  USACE-TAA Historical Construction Program  Fiscal Year 16 Program  Fiscal Year 17 & Fiscal Year 18 Program  Upcoming Opportunities  Contracting with USACE-TAA  Closing Comments 2

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 What does USACE-TAA do in Afghanistan?  Other agencies hire USACE (CSTC-A, U.S. Department of State, USFOR-A) to provide the following: − Master Planning − Project Management − Engineering − Construction Contract Procurement − Construction Contract Administration − Facility Operations & Management (O&M)  Types of Projects − Afghanistan National Defense Security Forces (ANDSF) Afghanistan National Police Afghanistan National Army − Afghanistan Infrastructure Kajaki Dam SEPS/NEPS − MILCON – Construction and O&M on NATO military bases 3

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 USACE Afghanistan Construction Program Increasing program since Fiscal Year 14; expect FY16 to increase further FY16 program similar to early years (~$250 to $300M/yr) New contract awards in FY16 are exclusively CSTC-A projects 4

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Current and Future Program Fiscal Year 2016 USACE to award 52 contracts in the remainder of FY16: $275M total Ranging from $50k to $50M in contract value Includes Construction, Design, and O&M Projects 28 ANA Contracts 23 ANP Contracts 1 “Other” Contract Fiscal Years 2017 and 2018 USACE expects to award approximately $200M worth of work in each year 5

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Upcoming Opportunities MATOC Opportunities New Multiple Award Task Order Contract(s) (MATOC); Awardees constitute a pool who then compete for task orders MATOC task orders use available capacity until used up One-time qualification of offerors New and experienced contractors to gain valuable skills Variety of work On-ramping and off-ramping 6 $50 million MATOC: 3 years Up to 8 contractors Design-build and site-adapt construction Phase 1 Close: 05 February 16 $250 million MATOC: Up to 5 years Up to 12 contractors Design-build and site-adapt construction Advertise Phase 1: Jan/Feb 2016

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Upcoming Opportunities (cont.) Future Opportunities New construction: $200 million – new opportunities throughout Afghanistan $80 million in site-adapt $120 million in design-build Ongoing projects: $380 million – opportunities for subcontracting RLSC: Shorabak (ACCU), Gardez (Batoor Design), Nangarhar (Green Future), Herat (Herai), Kandahar (reprocurement), Gamberi (Batoor Design) NEPS: Phase I (ACI), Phase II/III (ZNCC) SEPS: Phase I (Choice Made), Phase II (ACI) Other significant work: Waste Water Treatment Repair, Camp Eagle (RRCC) Gender Facilities, Camp Spann-Shaheen (Villa Nova) Hangar Upgrades (GFCC) Services: $1 million – 3 projected projects for janitorial, maintenance soil analysis/testing services. 7

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Upcoming Opportunities (cont.) Upcoming contract awards include the following type of work: ANA/ANP Infrastructure: Power lines and substations Airfields Streets Drainage Utilities (water, sewer) Force Protection/Berms and Barriers ANA/ANP Facilities: Barracks Dining Facilities Childcare Facilities Fitness Facilities Medical Facilities Administrative Offices Furniture Procurement and Placement 8

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Contracting with USACE-TAA 3 Tips for Successful Competition #1 - Complete JCCS registration: General JCCS requirements - Afghanistan Company Registration Requirements #2 - Read the full solicitation: Make sure you completely understand the submission requirements Ask questions if you’re unsure Past Performance questionnaires Page count #3 - Request a debriefing: will help you understand deficiencies 9

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Power Generation O&M MATOC Project Scope: Provide contract capacity to repair/replace generators throughout Afghanistan that are not covered under the National O&M contract. Operational Impact: Provide contract capacity to repair/replace generators throughout Afghanistan that are not covered under the O&M contract. REPAIRS MATOC ESTIMATED AMOUNT: $30-$50M PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 356 DAYS + OPTION YEAR 10

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Furniture Program New requirements can include furniture where appropriate Projects that may include furniture: ANP Women’s Participation Construction - RTC ANCOP – Paktiya ANP Women’s Participation Construction - RTC 402 ABP RC-S – Gardez Women’s Participation Const. RTC 503 ABP, Kandahar ANP Women’s Participation Construction - RTC NMU ATF 444 – Kandahar Women’s Participation Const. Pamir HQ Facility TAA 886 MATOC – Large Women’s Participation Construction RTC ABP Zone 301 Nangahar TAA 886 MATOC- Small Women’s Participation Project at Kapisa 11

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Furniture, Furnishings, & Equipment (FF&E) Furniture Opportunities ANA MoD Garrison FF&E (Kabul): Solicitation to be issued ‘soon’ Rough order magnitude: ~$700K FF&E for 8 buildings: Administration, Clinic, Vehicle Maintenance, Fire Station, Warehouse, Appeals Court, Fitness Center, Band 90-day Period of Performance (PoP) ANP MoI HQ Auditorium Building FF&E (Kabul) Solicitation scheduled for March Rough order magnitude: ~$700K FF&E for 1 building (Auditorium and various rooms) 90-day Period of Performance (PoP) ANA MFNDU Phase II FF&E (Kabul) Solicitation scheduled for March Rough order magnitude: ~$800K FF&E for 8 buildings: Security, Power Plant, Fire Station, 2 Warehouses, PX/Barber Shop/ATM, Library, Medical Center 90-day Period of Performance (PoP) 12

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Registration Process Offerors must have and must maintain an active registration in the following databases: System for Award Management (SAM), Afghan Investment Support Agency (AISA), Offerors must have a valid Investment License issued by the AISA Joint Contingency Contracting System (JCCS), 13

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Tips on how to make your proposals competitive #1 - Complete JCCS registration: General JCCS requirements Afghanistan Company Registration Requirements **Assure ALL of these obtained: AISA License Articles of Association Valid Tax ID number Valid Fiscal Year Tax Clearance Number and Tax Audit Detail Letter Tazkera ID and Karzai-era Passport Employment of Foreign Nationals (requires Afghan Visa and Afghans Work Permit, and Host Country Passport) Company Marketing Portfolio, Past Performance, Contracting/Project History Valid JCCS Banking Information (EFT) Valid Corporate/Company Questionnaire Valid Vendor Family Dental Form JCCS Profile 14

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Tips on how to make your proposals competitive (Continued) #2 - Read the full solicitation: Make sure you completely understand the submission requirements Ask questions if you’re unsure Past Performance questionnaires Page count #3 - Request a debriefing: will help you understand deficiencies 15

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 Closing Comments 16

UNCLASSIFIED Afghan Builders Association 27 January 2016 For more information contact: COL Paul E. Owen, Commander USACE - TAA 17