1. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Tulsa District

2. Tulsa District
666 people
Civil Geographic Area - Arkansas River Basin and Red River Basin Oklahoma, Southern Kansas and Texas Panhandle
Military Geographic Area – Oklahoma and Texas – 2 Army,
4 Air Force
5 Major Missions of the Corps of Engineers
Warfighting
Homeland Security
Infrastructure
Environmental
Water Resources

3. Our Priorities: Support the Global War on Terrorism
Support deployment to AED, GRD
Reach Back Support – BDT
FEST-A Support
Disaster Response
Provide volunteers as required
Leverage Unique District Capabilities
PRT Support – 4 Power Teams
Be prepared to assume RFO Mission
Execute, Execute, Execute
Priority to Fort Sill and Fort Bliss BRAC
Meet MILCON metrics
Meet stakeholder, sponsor commitments on CW projects
Strategic Planning to Prepare for Future

4. Future Opportunities

5. Arkansas River Corridor Master Plan
The Greater Tulsa Area communities recognize that the Arkansas River Corridor is an important natural resource that could be developed to stimulate immense private investment and greatly improve the quality of life for current and future generations.

6. Public/Private Development for Increased Recreation
Current O&M budgets inadequate to meet recreation demands.
Seeking public partnerships/private investments to meet demands.
Example: Skiatook Lake Cross Timbers Development

7. McClellan Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System 12 Foot Channel
Project authorized under PL in 2004.
Currently 90% of the system is already 12 foot deep.
Scope: Increase the minimum channel depth from 9 foot to 12 foot, modify the existing flow management plan, and perform channel maintenance dredging. Provide environmental mitigation.

8. Fort Sill BRAC Execution Tulsa District’s #1 Priority

9. MASTER PLANNING LAND USE AREAS BIG BLOCKS
Fires HQ
School TEMF and LTA
Proposed DUST
Fires COE
Instructional Facilities
Fires COE
Instructional Facilities
BOLC II
Proposed Instructional
Facilities
NCOA
Fires BDEs / 31st ADA
SSQ Housing
Reserves/
Guard
Multi Family
Housing
88M Training Facs

10. ADA School Campus Area Fort Sill Master Plan Map
(getting from F. LePine)

11. Fort Sill BRAC/MILCON Projects
FY07 ADA School Restationing, Increment 1: $138M BRAC
Armed Forces Reserve Center Phase 1: $8.7M BRAC
FY08 ADA School Restationing, Increment 2: $87M BRAC
31st ADA Brigade Restationing, Increment 1: $89M BRAC
Armed Forces Reserve Center Phase 2: $34M BRAC
Training Aids Center: $6M BRAC
Modified Record Firing Range $2.85M MCA
We have the design directives to begin on the FY07 projects. Louisville is the design/construction agent for the Reserve Center. From the preliminary design meeting on May 24, it is possible the 07 Reserve project will move to 08 and be designed concurrently with the larger armed forces reserve center project.
The listing of projects is from the Predecisional FY08-13 POM (Program Objective Memorandum) listing dated 21 Aug 2006.

12. Fort Sill BRAC/MILCON Projects
FY st ADA Brigade Restationing, Increment 2: $67M BRAC
- Fire and Movement Range: $1.3M MCA
- Infantry Squad Battle Course: $3.3M MCA
FY10 Joint Net Fires Training Facility: $27M BRAC
Net Fires School HQ: $3.5M BRAC
Central Issue Facility: $13.4M MCA
Chapel: $9.1M MCA
Barracks Renovation: $6.6M O&M
Total BRAC: $460M
Total MCA/AFH thru FY12 : $405.7M - Major Projects Include: Family Housing Privatization, CIF, Multi-Purpose Physical Fitness Cntr, Initial Entry Training Complex Bldg, Brks Upgrade, Vehicle Maintenance ShopX 2, Battle Command Tng Cntr, Fires Brigade Complex
We have the design directives to begin on the FY07 projects. Louisville is the design/construction agent for the Reserve Center. From the preliminary design meeting on May 24, it is possible the 07 Reserve project will move to 08 and be designed concurrently with the larger armed forces reserve center project.
The listing of projects is from the Predecisional FY08-13 POM (Program Objective Memorandum) listing dated 21 Aug 2006.

13. Contracting Opportunities

14. MILCON/BRAC Opportunities
FY Installation Project Name ($M)
07 Fort Sill Whole Neighborhood, 416 units $ 35-45
07 McAlester AAP Dunnage Mill $ 2–3
07 Fort Sill ADA School, AIT Barracks $ (*)
07 Fort Sill ADA School, UEPH Barracks $ (*)
07 Fort Sill ADA School, TEMF $ (*)
07 Fort Sill ADA School Dining Hall $ (*)
07 Fort Sill ADA School, Patriot GIF $
(*) Task Orders to IDIQ Contracts

15. MILCON/BRAC Opportunities
FY Installation Project Name ($M)
07 Fort Sill ADA School, Stinger/Avenger GIF $
07 Fort Sill Ada School, Infrastructure $
07 Fort Sill ADA School, Renovations, ctr level $
07 Fort Sill ADA School, Renovations, 1600 area $
07 Fort Sill ADA School, Renovations, 3600 area $
07 Fort Sill ADA School, Renovations, Bldg $ <500K
07 Tinker AFB Electrical Substation $

16. MILCON/BRAC Opportunities
FY Installation Project Name ($M)
07 Vance ADAL Parking Apron $ 5-10
07 Vance Squadron Facilities $ 3-5
07 Vance ADAL Survival Equip/Ren SIm $ 2-3
07 Tinker Expand Hydrant Fuel System $ 1-2

17. Other Military Opportunities
FY Installation Project Name ($M)
07 Fort Sill Various O&M $ – 12 (*)
07 Tinker AFB Various O&M $ 20 – 25 (*)
07 Altus AFB Various O&M $ 0.5 – 1.0 (*)
07 Vance AFB Various O&M $ 0.5 – 1.0 (*)
07 McAlester AAP Various O&M $ 8.0 – 12 (*)
07 Sheppard AFB Various O&M $ – 1.0 (*)
(*) Task Orders

18. Civil Works 07 Misc O&M 3 - 5.0 07 Canton Dam Safety 1.0 – 3.0
Fiscal Year Project Name PA ($M)
07 Misc O&M
07 Canton Dam Safety 1.0 – 3.0
07 Wichita River Basin 3.0 – 7.0
07 Sand Creek 1135 (KS) 3.0 – 7.0
07 Cowskin Creek (KS) 2.0 – 5.0
07 Augusta Levee (KS) 3.0 – 7.0

19. Other Contracts Performance Oriented Construction Activities
ID/IQ 8(A) Design Build
ID/IQ Contracts for Environmental Services
ID/IQ Architect/Engineering and Construction Support Services Contracts
Geotech/Materials A/E
Dam Safety Evaluation/Inspection
Surveying
Photogrammetric Mapping

20. Contacts Colonel Miroslav Kurka, District Commander, 918-669-7201
John Roberts, Deputy for Project Management,
Yolane Hartsfield, Small Business Officer,