1. Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest
Environmental Contracting Opportunities Overview
Walter Sandza, P.E.
Environmental Restoration
Product Line Coordinator
NAVFAC Southwest

2. Regulatory Compliance Context
The majority of SW Navy and Marine Corps installations are in California
California regulatory agencies are actively involved in all aspects of air, water, and other media environmental issues
California Regulatory Climate:
High number of environmental bills, rules, and permits are proposed each year
Regulations, rules, and permits are more stringent than federal requirements
This regulatory context leads to high environmental compliance and conservation costs.
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3. Environmental Areas of Responsibility
Environmental Quality Programs:
Environmental Compliance & Services
Environmental Planning
Environmental Resources and Assessment
Natural and Cultural Resources including Marine Biology
Environmental Restoration Program (Cleanup)
Sustainable Solid Waste Management (SW only)
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4. Environmental Quality Programs
Environmental Compliance
Air
Asbestos
Solid and Hazardous Waste Mgt
RCRA Permits
Water and Storm Water
Environmental Services
Environmental Laboratory and Field Sample Collection
Site Assessment and Remediation
Hazardous Waste Management Industrial & Oily Waste Treatment ( metro-San Diego)
Environmental Planning
Categorical Exclusions
Permits
Coastal Zone Management
Environmental Impact Statements
Natural /Cultural Resources
Management Plans
Forestry
Agricultural
Endangered Species
Investments: executed $430M in FY07, 26% above FY06 ($93M GWOT). FY08 $390M.
NAV 2035: NAVBASE San Diego zoning / alignment plans being socialized
Special Project funds cycling: FY 07 $100M, $28M in Q2 for FY08. Prepping seven projects at $90M for FY09. FY10 at $20M.
Focus of SP program should be different than MCON: consolidation/footprint reduction, IFOM ratings, higher scoring projects, cost validation problematic in top down
PR09 at $96M, focused largely at NBC. Includes OSD inserts for CDCs at NBC and NAF El Centro.
P327, Pier 12 NBSD deferred again from FY09 to FY10. Now includes 4160V for LHA6/DD1000s.
POM 10 currently at $101M with three N4 and one N8 project. PR11 currently at $131M.
CNO “pause” to P742, NASNI BEQ Sailors Ashore was key to Coronado vision.
P750, Rotary Hangar for two east coast (CVN3) squadrons and new LCS squadron being spilt funded btwn N8/N4. Birds arriving FY10-13.
ENERGY
Water : 600M gal/yr in 07/08.
Executing 3MW photovoltaic project at Fallon to match base load and larger PPV PV “farm” at China Lake.
Developed LSS process to rigorously weigh risk, payback and feasibility of energy projects
Lead on CNIC Utilities CFT for conservation
FX: RASP presents a Programmatic approach to service contracting and halves # of contracts. 304 down to 190. SLMP: Irrigation is 40% of water bill.
Transportation – Fleet of 7000.
Over 40% of Fleet is alternative fuel capable. Need alternative fuel infrastructure. Difficult to obtain hybrids
EP Act drives Alt Fuel Vehicles – CNG, Ethanol, Biodiesel. EO drives fuel usage (hybrids help here).
TRIO: Reducing C pool by 100; saving $445 by right-sizing/typing – mainly Security SUVs.
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5. Environmental Restoration
Typical Products and Services include:
Environmental Baseline Surveys
Remedial Investigations
Feasibility Studies
Cleanup Decision Documents
Remedial Designs / Actions
Removal Actions
Risk Analysis (Human Health and Eco)
Administrative Record
Community Relations Plans
Next lets look at our Environmental business line – and you can see the division of the types of work we accomplish. This is important because we have different fund sources for each of these groups…
Compliance addresses many of the day-by-day environmental functions such as Air Emission Studies, Air Toxics, Asbestos, lead based paint, storm water, solid waste, and water permits.
Restoration addresses areas such as community relations plan, base closure cleanups, environmental baseline surveys, feasibility studies, remedial actions and removal actions.
Environmental Planning or NEPA includes EA, EIS, Cat Exclusions, Milcon project reviews, dredging permits, encroachment and Aicuz studies, and clean water act permits.
Natl/Cultural resources include integrated natural resource mgmt plans, forestry, agricultural outleases, endangered species, wetlands determinations, historic preservations, critical habitat studies and ecological consultation.
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6. FY10 NAVFAC SW Environmental Program
FY10 EV Execution - $367M
EQ Program Details - $131M
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7. Environmental Restoration, Navy (ER,N) Program ($M)
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8. BRAC Program Management Office West Program ($M)
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9. Environmental Quality Program ($M)
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10. NAVFAC SW Environmental Program
FY10 Execution
FY11 Planned Execution
Current Contract Capacity
FY11-13 Planned Solicitations
Restoration
$236M
$167M
$387M
$1.38B
Compliance/ORC
$107M
$70M
$115M
$175M
NEPA/NCR
$24M
$30M
$98M
$215M
TOTALS
$367M
$267M
$600M
$1.77B
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11. Environmental 8(a)/SB Contracts in Place
Small Business Contracts:
A-E Multi-Media - $40M
A-E Storm Water - $15M
Restoration EMAC - $100M
PB Restoration EMAC - $100M
Operational Range EMAC - $100M
NR Mapping - $5M
Habitat Restoration - $10M
Marine Habitat - $10M
NR Pest Plant Control - $10M
8(a) Contracts:
CERCLA/RCRA - $20M
RAC-IV - $20M
Restoration FRAC (SoCal) - $3.5M
Restoration FRAC (NoCal) - $3.5M
Restoration EMAC - $50M
Restoration FRAC - $3.5M
CERCLA Admin Record - $3.5M
SW EV routinely exceeds NAVFAC SB goals
TOTAL $494M
WE ROUTINELY EXCEED NAVFAC 40% SB GOAL
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12. LANT Contract (Shared Capacity) Capacity Used Capacity Available
EV Regional Compliance/ORC Contracts
$100M
AWD
FY13
LANT Contract (Shared Capacity)
AWD Sep 10
CCD Mar 14
AWD
FY12
CCD Sep 13
CCD JUL 15
CCD
Mar 12
AWD
FY12
AWD
FY12
CCD
Sep 11
AWD
FY13
No Available Capacity
CCD
Feb 14
No Available Capacity .
CCD
Oct 13
CCD
Mar 15
New Procurement
Capacity Used Capacity Available
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13. Capacity Used Capacity Available
EV Regional Restoration Contracts
AWD Aug11
CCD
Sep12
CCD May 14
AWD FY12
AWD FY12
CCD
Nov10 .
AWD
FY12
AWD
FY12
CCD
Sep12
CCD
Sep12
CCD
Jul 13
New Procurement
Capacity Used Capacity Available
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14. Capacity Used Capacity Available
EV Regional Restoration Contracts
$500M
AWD Aug11
CCD Feb 15
AWD Jun 11
CCD
Jan13
AWD FY13
CCD
Aug14
CCD
Aug12
CCD
Mar13
AWD Jan 11
No Available Capacity
AWD
FY 13
AWD
FY 13
AWD FY12
CCD
Dec13
AWD
Oct 10 .
New Procurement
Capacity Used Capacity Available
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15. Capacity Used Capacity Available
EV Regional Natural/Cultural Res Contracts
AWD FY12
AWD FY13
AWD FY13
AWD FY13
AWD Nov 10
CCD Aug 13
AWD Mar 11
AWD Dec 10
AWD FY13
CCD Sep13
CCD Feb 14
CCD Oct 16
CCD
Sep 10
CCD Jan 15
CCD
Jul 15
CCD
Nov 10
AWD FY11
AWD FY 11
EXPIRED
CCD Jul 14
CCD
Apr 14 .
Capacity Used Capacity Available
New Procurement
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16. Planned Environmental Contracts
Environmental Restoration
Contract
Total Capacity
Planned Award Date
Status
SDVOSB EMAC
$50M
Feb 2011
Finalizing TEB Report
SB EMAC III
$100M
FY12
RFP TBD
UR EMAC
$250M
Jun 2011
Tech evaluation in progress
SB A-E CERCLA/RCRA
Jan 2011
Writing Selection Report
UR PERMAC-II
$500M
Writing TEB Report
UR RAC VI
RFP TDB
SB RAC
8(a) A-E CERCLA/RCRA
$20M
8(a) EMAC
Data contained herein is based on the best available information and is subject to change
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17. Planned Environmental Contracts
Compliance, Planning
Contract
Total Capacity
Planned Award Date
Status
NEPA In-Water Coastal
$30M
FY12
RFP TBD
NEPA In-Land Desert
NEPA Infrastructure
NEPA Operations
A-E Water Quality
$20M
A-E Multi-Media
$40M
A-E Storm Water
$15M
Data contained herein is based on the best available information and is subject to change
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18. Planned Environmental Contracts
Natural/Cultural Resources
Contract
Total Capacity
Planned Award Date
Status
Cultural Resources MASC
$25M
Feb 2011
In Discussions
CR MASC – 29 Palms
$10M
FY12
RFP TBD
NR MASC – 29 Palms
NR SB Habitat Enhancement
$15M
Apr 2011
NR SB Studies/GIS
Mar 2011
Writing SSB Report
Operational Range EMAC
$100M
NR MASC
Data contained herein is based on the best available information and is subject to change
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19. Environmental Points of Contact
Environmental Program Manager
Bob Kirkbright
(619)
Compliance
Kathie Beverly
(619)
Planning
Lisa Heffernan
(619)
Restoration
Walter Sandza
(619)
Resources and Assessments
Kathy Stewart
(619)
Conservation
Edie Jacobsen
(619)
Sustainable Solid Waste
Leslie McLaughlin
(619)
Fleet
Fighters
Families
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