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Most Civil Works Projects of any Corps District: 35 Dams 29 Local Protection Projects 9 Locks & Dams 25 Federal Levees

Maintain Navigation on: o311 Ohio River Miles o90 Kanawha River Miles o9 Big Sandy River Miles Average Age of o2 ½ Elk River Miles Projects

Flood Risk Management 9 River Basins 64 years

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45,000 square miles 67 years

413,000 acres of Project Managed Real Estate

1,113 employees

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Huntington District Workforce

Operations, 450

Engineering & Construction, 201

Planning & Project Management, 56

Regulatory, 35

Dam Safety Production Center,

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Real Estate, 19

Contracting, 18

Planning Center of Expertise in Inland

Navigation, 21

General & Administrative*, 56

Regional Rivers Repair Fleet, 163

1,113 Employees, 237 Professional Certifications (as of Mar 2018)

*General & Administrative Offices include: • Executive Support, 2 • Strategic Integration, 6 • Office of Counsel, 10 • Resource Management, 16 • Emergency Management, 4 • Equal Employment Opportunity, 2 • Safety, 5 • Security, 4 • Public Affairs, 4 • Internal Review, 2 • Deputy for Small Business, 1

LRH is….a thriving team of nationally-respected, values-driven professionals, collaboratively pioneering solutions to our nation’s toughest challenges

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Certified Acquisition Professional, 17 Certified Bridge Inspector, 12 Certified Cost Consultant, 4 Certified Cost Engineering Tech, 1 Certified Cost Engineers, 7 Certified Defense Financial Manager, 1 Certified Federal Surveyor, 1 Certified Floodplain Manager, 10 Certified Fraud Examiner, 1 Certified General Appraiser, 1 Certified Hazardous Waste Manifester, 1 Certified Information Systems Security Professional, 1 Certified Mapping Scientist, 1 Certified Physical Security Inspector, 2 Certified Planner, 1 Certified Professional Contracts Manager, 1 Certified Professional Hydrologist, 2 Certified Public Accountant, 2 Certified Realty Specialist, 1 Certified Safety & Health Official, 4 Certified Safety Professional, 1 Certified Strategic Planning Professional, 1 Certified Tunnel Inspector, 2 Certified Value Specialist, 1 Certified Water Resources Planner, 2 Diplomate of Water Resources Engineer, 1 DOD Financial Management Certified, 12 Geographic Information Systems Professional, 1 Licensed Attorney, 9 Master Electrician, 2 PMI Scheduling Professional, 1 Professional Engineers, 83 Professional Geologist, 14 Professional Geoscientist, 1 Professional Mariners, 10 Professional Surveyor, 9 Project Management Professional, 10 Registered Architect, 2 Registered Engineering Geologist, 1 Registered Professional Landscape Architect, 1

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Recognized national leader within the Corps providing expertise to Districts across the country ensuring water navigation, reducing flood damage, encouraging water recreation, restoring streams and ecosystems, and preparing for and responding to natural disasters.

Respected by our local, state and Federal partners for providing engineering, project management, cost estimating, economic analysis, dam safety review, bridge inspection services to agencies such as the U.S. Department of Energy and Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

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Work for Other Corps Districts

Work for Other Agencies National Centers of Expertise Dam Safety Modification Mandatory Center of Expertise -Huntington District plays both an integral regional and national role in support of the Agency’s dam safety program

Planning Center of Expertise for Inland Navigation -Huntington District supports the Corps’ navigation mission by leading risk informed economic analysis and guiding Federal investments for a sustainable inland waterways system

Regional Center

Rivers Regional Repair Fleet maintains locks and dams to keep transportation flowing over 2,225 miles of river and 56 locks and dams, 4 hydroelectric power plants and 74 FRM dams

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• Demonstrate competence • Are customer-focused

Contractor Traits

• Employ effective partnering strategies • Demonstrate knowledge of Corps of

Engineers’ practices and processes • Deliver quality products and services

What are the traits of a Corps of Engineers’ Contractor?

• Effective Safety Program • Deliver on time • Deliver within budget

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What type of work will the Huntington District Corps of Engineers contract

for in FY19 and beyond?

• Engineering Designs, Evaluation • Design Build • Testing & Instrumentation Design & Installation • Exploratory Drilling • Minor Construction: Paving, Roofing, Fencing • Services: Maintenance, Mowing, Cleaning

• Cost EstimatingCCCostt EEEsttiiimattiiing

Ongoing Needs

• Geospatial • Bridge Inspections

• Supplies: Plumbing, Electrical, HVAC • Field Work In Archeology & Biology

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What type of work will the Corps of Engineers contract for in FY19 and Beyond?

• Appraisal Services • Bank Stabilization • Boundary Surveys • Bridge/Structural Steel

Inspections • Cost Estimating • Dam Safety • Demolition • Design Services • Design-Build • Dredging Services • Engineering Services • Environmental Remediation • Equipment • Floating Drilling Plant • Floodproofing

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Anticipated Contracting Actions

• Janitorial Services • Leadership Development • Levees • Lock Wall Repair • Maintenance and Repairs • Mowing Services • Mussel Surveys • Park Attendant • Planning Services • Relief Well • Relocations • Seepage Barrier • Small Construction • Streambank Restoration • Supplies • Title Evidence Services

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• 1,158 Contract Actions–Obligating $77.9M

• Awards to Small business = $29.1M in 813 actions

• Small Business Received 37.4% of Dollars Obligated

• 70.2% of All Actions Were Awarded to Small Business

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What the Huntington District Corps of Engineers Contracted Last FY

Fiscal Year 2018 Contracts

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• 703 Contract Actions – Obligating $82.1M

• Anticipated FY Total Actions = 800; Obligating $100M

• Awards to Small Business = $14.1M in 508 actions

• Small Business Has Received 22% of Dollars Obligated to Date

• 72% of All Actions Have Been Awarded to Small Business to Date

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What the Huntington District Corps of Engineers Anticipates Contracting This FY

Fiscal Year 2019 Contracts/Projections

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541330 – Engineering Services

237990 – Construction of Other Non-Building Facilities

562910 – Remediation Services

561730 – Landscaping Services

TOP 4 NORTH AMERICAN INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM CODES (NAICS)

IN FY 18 FOR HUNTINGTON DISTRICT

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BLUESTONE DAM SAFETY ASSURANCE MEGA-PROJECT

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Continue Miller Ave Annual Maintenance

Phase 4 2019 Late 2020s

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Ph5 Stilling Basin Construction & Restore Stream Bed, ADA Fishing Pier & Rt-

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Monitor Lake Vegetation Late 2020s

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2022 2023Aquatic Mitigation IDIQ

Mitigation Monitoring

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• Remove 1st Stage Baffles • Install new Super Baffles • Extend Apron Downstream • Anchor existing weir • Anchor 2nd Stage Baffles & End Sill • Additional Anchors in Dam • Tunneling

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Section 202 Program Small Business Opportunities The Section 202 Program has successfully reduced flood risk within Eastern Kentucky, Southwestern West Virginia and Western Virginia by constructing flood walls, constructing flood-safe redevelopment sites, relocating public structures including fire stations, town halls and schools and floodproofing or acquiring residential structures within the floodway and floodplain.

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Town of Martin, KY: • Redevelopment Site Construction FY20 • Design/Construction of Housing Development FY19/20 • Residential Demolitions FY19/20 • Environmental Mitigation & Monitoring

Pike County, KY: • Potential Design/Construction of levees/floodwalls • 3-5 Residential Demolitions: 4th Quarter FY19

Martin County, KY: • 3-4 Residential floodproofers FY19 (Construction contract by

owner)

McDowell County, WV: • Approximately 30 residential floodproofing contracts

(Construction contract by owner) • Potentially 2 Town Hall Design/Construction contracts

Dickenson County, Va: • Potential Design/Construction contract for Municipal Building

General Real Estate Support: • Numerous Title and Appraisal actions throughout the program

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Lower Mud River Milton, WV Flood Risk Manag ment Project

CONSTRUCTION FEATURES:

• Approx. 8,300 LF of Earthen Levee • Approx. 4,200 LF of River Relocation • Two Pump Stations (Each 60,000 - 90,000

GPM) • Ponding Areas • One Gate Closure • Scour Protection • Utility Relocations (water, sewer, gas,

telecom)

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UPCOMING CONTRACTS: • 2019 – Geotechnical Investigations &

Testing (IDIQ Anticipated)

• 2019 – Hazardous Material Investigations (IDIQ Anticipated)

• 2019 – Cultural Resource Surveys (IDIQ Anticipated)

• 2021 – Construction (IFB Anticipated)

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(2300 ft. long, 115 ft. tall earthen “dry” dam built in 1937 with deep Mohawk DSM pervious (outwash) soil foundation) Significant Dam Safety Issues

Backwards Erosion Piping (BEP) through foundation (exit at 5K & 5E locations in figure to right)

Status DSAC 3 currently DSMS Report approved Aug. 2017 PED phase initiated ~Oct. 2018 Collector system extension DDR

and P&S draft nearing completion. Relief well pilot hole drilling & piez.

installation started last week(19 Mar)

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IDIQ Construction Contract – planned Sept. 2019 Award Extension of existing seepage collection outfall pipes and fill

outlet ditches through berm

IFB Construction Contract – planned Apr. 2020 Award Installation of 10 relief wells near downstream end of berm Selective upsizing of the existing seepage collector system

Risk Management Plan Components (split out into 2 contracts)

Zoar Levee (3,893 ft. long, 45 ft. tall levee built in 1930s (raised in 1950); 130 ft. deep

DDaamm SSaaffeettyy MMooddiiffiiccaattiion (DSM)on (DSM) pervious (outwash) foundation)pervious (outwash) foundation)

Significant Dam Safety Issues Backwards Erosion Piping (BEP)

through foundation (PFM 1A-2 & 1A-4)

Status DSAC 1 reclassified to DSAC 3

after DSMR/EA (approved May 2016) PED phase initiated ~Oct. 2018 Sec. 106 Programmatic Agreement-

partnering & review by SHPO, etc. Ponding area filter DDR and P&S

draft nearing completion. Geotech. exploratory drilling for

Internal Erosion Interception Trench (IEIT) design recently completed

Risk Management Plan Components (split into 2 contracts)

IDIQ Construction Contract – planned Dec. 2019 Award Excavate and install staged filter (inverted) with armoring

over base of existing ponding area

IFB Construction Contract – planned Sept. 2020 Award Installation of an Internal Erosion Interception

PFM 1A-2 Addressed by IEIT & berm (IFB contract)

PFM 1A-4 Addressed by Inverted Filter (IDIQ contract)

and overlying weighted filter berm

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Continuing Authorities Program (CAP)Section 14 Emergency Streambank and Shoreline Erosion for Public Facilities and Services

The CAP Section 14 Authority allows emergency streambank and shoreline protection for public facilities, such as roads, bridges, hospitals, schools, and water/sewage treatment plants, which are in imminent danger of failing. Additional CAP authorities include Section 205 Small Flood Damage Reduction Projects; Section 206 Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration; and Section 1135 USACE Project Modifications for Improvement of the Environment.

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Water Street, Barboursville, WV: • Bank stabilization measures to protect Water Street

and adjacent public utilities from immediate endangerment.

• Planned construction contract award 4th Quarter FY18 - 1st Quarter FY19.

Greenbrier St. to Elk River, Charleston, WV: • Bank stabilization measures to prevent subsidence

and breaching of US Route 60 (Kanawha Boulevard).

• Planned construction contract award 1st Quarter FY19.

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Huntington District Operations & Maintenance Program

• The Huntington District operates and maintains nine navigation lock & dam projects and 35 lake projects, which is more civil works projects than any other District in the nation. Consequently, our O&M needs for aging infrastructure continue to grow.

• The District is responsible for 400 miles of navigable river waters. The latest annual data (2017) shows that more than 64 million tons of cargo worth in excess of $17.3 billion passed through our nine locks and dams, saving over $1.1 billion in transportation costs.*

• Huntington District’s dams, floodwalls, levees, and stream improvement projects have prevented $15.6 billion in flood damages through fiscal year 2018.**

*Source: USACE Waterborne Commerce Statistics (collected by Huntington District’s Planning Center of Expertise for Inland Navigation). Values estimated from 2012 NDSU Commodity Valuation Study, values indexed by CPI to 2017 price level Transportation Rate Savings calculated to 2018 price level.

**Source: LRH Fiscal Year 2018 Annual Flood Situation Report

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Notable O&M Contract Actions

Project Description:• Deer Creek Replace Service Bridge Deck • Paint Creek Concrete Repair • Delaware Dam Filter Blanket • Dewey Lake Service Bridge • Fishtrap Lake Security Fencing • Mowing and Maintenance at Several Lake Projects

(Indefinite Delivery Contracts) • Cleaning at Summersville and Sutton Lakes

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Huntington District - Anticipated New IDIQ Contracts

Contr Estimated act Duration Contract Type Anticipated Value (NTE) t Adve tisemen r

Anticipated Date

Geotechnical Services (Minimum of 3 $30M (Shared Capacity) Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19 Unrestricted)

Design Engineering (National Use) $90M (Shared Capacity) Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19 (Minimum of 3 Unrestricted)

Cost Engineering (Minimum of 3 $49M (Shared Capacity 4th Qtr FY19 Unrestricted) and Unrestricted and Minimum of 3 Small Base + 4 Options $10M (Shared Capacity Shared) Business)

Water Quality Testing $1.5M Base + 4 Options 2nd Qtr FY20

Engineering Construction Services 1st Qtr-2nd Qtr FY20 $90M (Shared Capacity) Base + 4 Options (Minimum of 3 Unrestricted)

Inland Navigation and Water Resources Planning Services 1st Qtr-2nd Qtr FY20 $10M (Shared Capacity) Base + 4 OptionsMinimum of 3 SB)

Relief Well (SB) $5M Base + 4 Options 1st Qtr-2nd Qtr FY20

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Huntington District - Anticipated New Operations and Maintenance IDIQ Contracts

Estimated Contract Duration Contract Type Anticipated Value (NTE) Advertisement Anticipated Date

Beach City, Bolivar, Upper Tuscarawas $550K Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19 Cleaning (SB)

Beech Fork Cleaning/Janitorial (SB) $745K Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19

Fishtrap Maintenance (SB) $2.4M Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19

Grayson Maintenance (SB) $1.2M Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19

Sutton Maintenance (SB) $1.0M Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19

Yatesville Maintenance (SB) $865K Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19

Marietta Repair Station Mowing, Base + 4 Options 4th Qtr FY19

Cleaning & Maintenance (SB) $255K

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A law by any other name: Public Law 115-123 a/k/a FY18 Supplemental a/k/a BBA18

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• Emergency Supplemental Appropriation • $15B to construct flood and storm damage reduction projects

• $135M to conduct studies of flood and storm damage reduction States Impacted by HIMStates Impacted by 2 or more storms

MEET ONE-ON-ONE WITH THE PROJECT DELIVERY TEAMS IN THE LOBBY DURING SESSION B: THE “SUPPLEMENTAL POWER HOUR”

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Call or Email Eileen Hodges, Deputy for Small Business, to make an appointment!

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