“building and preserving Alaska’s Future” Program Highlights COL Michael Brooks, Commander U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Alaska District 28 March 2018

F35 MILCON PROGRAM MILCON FY16 MILCON FY18 MILCON FY17 MILCON FY19 F35 Flight Simulator Watterson Construction $19.8 MILCON FY17 Earth Covered Magazine Callahan/Watterson (Mentor-Protégé Program) $ 7.8M Hangar/Propulsion Maintenance/Dispatch Bethel Federal-Unit JV $37M Add/Alter Field Training Facility Silver Mountain Construction $18M Aircraft Weather Shelter, Squad 1 Watterson Construction $58M Hangar/Squad Ops/AMU Bethel Federal-Unit JV $33M Missile Maintenance Facility In Solicitation – Award Scheduled for April 2018 Aircraft Weather Shelter, Squad 2 In Solicitation – Award Scheduled for May 2018 MILCON FY18 Satellite Dining Facility Awarded Scheduled for July 2018 5 CR Anomalies: Extend Steam/Water Utilidor South Loop Haskell Corp / Davis Construction JV $44M AGE Facility / Fill stand ALCAN Builders $20M OSS / Weapons / Intel Facility Eklutna Construction & Maintenance $11.8M Consolidated Munitions Admin Callahan/Watterson JV (Mentor-Protégé Program) $19M R-11 Fuel Truck Shelter Bristol Design Build Services $9.9M MILCON FY19 Conventional Munitions Maintenance Facility, $14.6M School Age Center, $22.5M CATM Range, $19M AMU Admin Facility, $7.6M

F35 MILCON PROGRAM Current Highlights A very BIG THANK YOU for the CR Anomaly that funded our FY18 MILCONs. Next SATAF: April 17 – 20, 2018 at Eielson AFB PFOS/PFOA: MILCON program will stockpile suspected PFOS/PFOA contaminated soils at a long term stockpile site. Stakeholders from multiple agencies are working different methods for managing and disposal of stockpiles using O&M funds. Steel / Aluminum Tariff: On recent solicitations, Contractors are indicating a concern and risk regarding tariff; appears contingencies on this risk will be implemented by Contractors and bids will be higher. Two remaining FY17 projects (Missile Maintenance & Aircraft Weather Shelter #2) have bids higher than PA and are at risk of requiring reprogramming. Earth Covered Magazine, Consolidated Munitions Facility, and AGE Facility have been awarded to Contractors where business is located in Interior Alaska. All other Contracts awarded to Contractors with businesses located in Anchorage, Eagle River or Palmer.

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MDA LRDR MILCON PROGRAM MILCON FY17 CP#1 MCF, Substation, Interim Fuel Storage Unit Company-ASRC, LLC JV $127.2M Awarded 28 April 2017 CP#5 LES Foundation STG Pacific $27.5M Awarded 22 February 2018 CP#2 SSL-A Fence, ECF RTA April 2018 Above Threshold Reprogramming Award Scheduled for September 2018 MILCON FY19 CP#3 LPP, Fuel Storage Vault, Fuel Offload RTA October 2018 Award Scheduled for March 2019 CP#4 Maint. Fac., Paving; Road Improvements RTA May 2019 Award Scheduled for October 2019 ISSUES FY’17 Program Above Threshold Reprogramming Support FY’19 No issues

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MDA MISSILE FIELD MILCON PROGRAM MILCON FY17 CP#01 Clear & Grub Award Scheduled for April 2018 CP#02 Grading & Temp Comms Award Scheduled for May 2018 CP#03 MEB Award Scheduled for July 2018 CP#04 MF Infrastructure Award Scheduled for December 2018 ISSUES Possible Above Threshold Reprogramming Support

ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS Native American Lands and Environmental Mitigation Program (NALEMP) Authorized annually since 1993 with the purpose of mitigating environmental impacts on Indian lands. Alaska Districts supports $5-6M in CAs annually. Nine total FY18 Cooperative Agreements (CAs) in progress. They are on track for 30 June award. Sixteen FY19 CAs on the OSD Long List and recommended by Alaska for consideration. Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) Program Sixty-five total projects require further action in Alaska. USACE Goal is to have 95% response complete (RC) by 2021. Remote sites in Alaska will not meet 2021 RC goals. FY18 Program funded at $34M with estimated FY19-21 funding between $30-$60M. Upcoming funding challenge related to the Umiat Landfill Project ($150M+Remedy) Support to Army and Air Force Environmental Programs Compliance and restoration programs at active installations including the emerging PFOS/PFOA contaminants FY18 – estimated Army Environmental Programs approx. $28M FY18 – estimated Air Force Environmental Programs approx. $20M