1. COASTAL DAMAGE REDUCTION FLOOD DAMAGE REDUCTION NAVIGATION ECOSYSTEM RESTORATIONREGULATORYINTERAGENCY & INTERNATIONAL SERVICES BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Federal-Military Construction & Base Support Business Conference 25 Feb 2014

2. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Supporting Our Veterans

3. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Established in 1884 Second largest civil works District Provide quality planning, engineering, Construction and operations products and services in support in: Environmental restoration Flood risk reduction Navigation Regulatory permits Hurricane and storm damage reduction Emergency response and recovery BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District 3 Mission

4. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District GEORGIA FLORIDA Jacksonville Cocoa Melbourne Palm Beach Gardens West Palm Beach Miami Gainesville Tampa Panama City Pensacola Ft. Myers Sebring Clewiston Naples AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY CIVIL WORKS  Portions of Florida and Georgia (defined by watersheds)  Puerto Rico and the Antilles REGULATORY  Florida  Puerto Rico, and the Antilles DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS Area of Responsibility/Satellite Offices Mobile District Jacksonville District CIVIL WORKS AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY (FLORIDA AREA) PUERTO RICO ANTILLES San Juan Ponce Palatka

5. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District What We Build 5  Shore Protection  Beach Renourishment  Environmental Restoration  Levees & Waterways  Channels & Canals  Water Control Structures  Pump Stations  Dams  Buildings and Structures  Ordnance Removal  Aquatic/Vegetative Plant Control

6. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District  The Corps operates like a private sector firm, with the exception of profit  Funded by Federal appropriations and non- federal contributed funds  Key Regional Sponsors and Stakeholders Local Water Management Districts Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands Port Authorities Tribal Nations Other Federal Agencies TOP TO BOTTOM: Miami Harbor Water Conservation Area 3, north of Everglades National Park Civil Works Funds 6

7. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Herbert Hoover Dike Rehabilitation Herbert Hoover Dike Priority Reaches  Lake Okeechobee is 720 square miles  Herbert Hoover Dike first authorized in 1930  Over 143 miles of embankment  Water can flow in six times faster than it can be released  Built by hydraulic dredge and fill methods, not to today’s construction standards no overflow capacity  Ranked as one of top priorities in the Corps for reducing risks  Since FY11 Jacksonville District has executed contracts for Herbert Hoover Dike valued at $230M 7 SAND CUT N Reach Boundary Town/City Port Mayaca Okeechobee Canal Point Pahokee Belle Glade Lake Harbor Clewiston Lake Okeechobee 6 8 1 2 3 4 5 7 Moore Haven South Bay Kissimmee River St. Lucie Canal Sand Cut Indian Prairie Canal Fisheating Creek Nubbin Slough

8. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Contract Award Forecast FY 2014 (1) Project Title Project Location Projected Contract AwardType Work Estimated Award Value Set-Aside Category Procurement Method Replacement of Culvert 12a/2 w/Water Control Structure Herbert Hoover Dike Area FL July 1 2014 Construction$25-$100MUNRRFP Replacement of Culvert HP2 &HP3 w/Water Control Structure Herbert Hoover Dike Area FL May 2014 Construction$25-$100MUNRRFP Environmental SVCS to perform Marine protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act (MPRSA) Section 103 Sampling, Testing, and Analysis FL, GA, PR, VI April 2014 ServicesRFP

9. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Contract Award Forecast FY 2014 (2) Project Title Project Location Projected Contract AwardType Work Estimated Award Value Set-Aside Category Procurement Method Invasive Plant Management – Primarily Vegetation w/some Aquatic Plant Management FL April 2014 Services $40 IDIQ/SATOC SBSARFP Environmental Consulting Services South Atlantic Division 3 rd /4 th Quarter 2014 Services $30M MATOC SDVOSBRFP Environmental Remediation Services South Atlantic Division 3 rd /4 th Quarter 2014 Services $230M MATOC 8(a) RFP To be awarded by Savannah District

10. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Mobile District

11. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Mission & AOR District Mission: To provide quality engineering and environmental products and services to our military, civil works, and International and Interagency Support customers, partners, and stakeholders. CONUS Boundaries: Military boundary includes TN, MS, AL & FL Civil boundary outlined in blue OCONUS Boundaries: Central & South American countries US SOUTHCOM AOR (minus Caribbean) District HQ

12. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Customers & Contracting Vehicles Redstone Arsenal Fort McClellan Anniston Army Depot Marshall Space Flight Center Columbus AFB Camp Shelby Stennis Space Center Cudjoe Key AFS Tyndall AFB Cape Canaveral AFS Southern Command Homest ead AFB JFK Space Center Patrick AFB MacDill AFB Eglin AFB Hurlburt Field Pensacola NAS Arnold AFB Fort Rucker Gunter AFB Maxwell AFB Military Civil Works LATAM “C” Contracts AE IDIQs Construction SATOC/MATOC IDIQs “C” Contracts AE IDIQs Task Order Dredging (rental) O&M Service Contracts “C” Contracts AE IDIQ Construction MATOC IDIQs 12 Field Office Locatio n

13. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Upcoming Solicitations  SATOCs – SBSA, SDVOSB, 8a, NAICS 236220, three construction contracts to support VA and other agencies. Each valued at $46m. First has advertised..  MATOC – Unrestricted, NAICS 236220, (MEDCOM) Operation, Maintenance, Minor Construction and Repair (MEDCOM)Nationwide, $450m, Advertise Jul 2014.  “C” type contract, $1-5m, Design-build, Above Ground Fueling Tanks, Arnold AFB, Tn. March 2014.  “  SATOC - SBSA nationwide for Cultural Resources, Planning Division, $25m, NAICS 541990, Advertise by March 2014.  Environmental Professional Services, 8(a) MATOC, $49m, NAICS 562910 Footnote (b), Advertise May 2014. 13

14. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Upcoming Solicitations Continued  SATOCs – Architect-Engineer design contracts for military, Civil and other federal agencies, NAICS 541330, Advertise Mar-Apr 2014, solicitation W91278- 14-R-0014.  SATOCs -Broad Range of Environmental Services NAICS 541330, capacity$50 $40m unrestricted, $10m small business, sources sought now. Advertise May 2014.  SATOCs - ECAS – A/E Environmental Services NAICS 541330 Proposed - Four SBSA contracts @$13m each, Six Unrestricted @$42m each, Ad vertise Oct 2014. 14

15. BUILDING STRONG ® US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS | Jacksonville District Elizabeth (Beth) Myers Deputy, Office of Small Business Programs, Jacksonville District 904-232-1150 elizabeth.r.myers@usace.army.mil elizabeth.r.myers@usace.army.mil www.saj.usace.army.mil For More Information Linda Spadaro Deputy, Office of Small Business Programs, Mobile District Deputy, Office of Small Business Programs, Mobile District 251-690-3597 Linda.l.spadaro@usace.army.mil www.sam.usace.army.mil 15