1. Captain Andy Butterfield, USN
Deputy Mission Support Group Commander
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst

2. Agenda Mission Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst 2005 BRAC Non BRAC
Mission Partners
Organization
Facility Requirements
Contracting Opportunities

3. 87 ABW Mission Statement
“To provide mission-ready Warfighters to support Unified Combatant Commanders in global military operations and unrivaled installation management for America’s only tri-service joint base.”
Proposed mission statement is a condensed version of mission overview.

4. Joint Base Legislation
The Base Realignment and Closure Commission 2005 legislation directed the DoD to realign 26 separate installations into 12 Joint Base installations
Specifically to our installation, the legislation “realigned Fort Dix NJ and Naval Engineering Station Lakehurst NJ, by relocating the installation management functions to McGuire AFB NJ, establishing Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst NJ”

5. Joint Base Phase 1 Bases NAS Little Creek/ Ft Story VA
Ft Myer / Henderson Hall VA
Andrews AFB / NAF Washington MD
McGuire AFB / Ft Dix / NAES Lakehurst NJ
Navy Base Guam / Andersen AB GUAM
Phase 2 Bases
Anacostia Annex / Bolling AFB DC
NS Pearl Harbor / Hickam AFB HI
Ft Lewis / McChord AFB WA
Charleston AFB / NWS Charleston SC
Elmendorf AFB / Ft Richardson AK
Lackland AFB / Randolph AFB / Ft Sam Houston TX
Langley AFB / Ft Eustis VA
JB MDL was the last base to go IOC. The other 4 went IOC on 31 Jan 09. Hope this helps!

6. North Hanover Township
Bordering Townships
& Boroughs
Jackson
Township
North Hanover Township
Plumsted Township
New Hanover Twp
Springfield
Twp
Wrightstown
Borough
Lakehurst
McGuire
Fort Dix
Lakehurst
Borough
Pemberton
Borough
Manchester
Township
Pemberton
Township

7. BRAC Legislation
Relocate Army/Navy/Marine Units to McGuire AFB (Part 68)
Create Joint Mobilization Site (Part 144)
Establish First Tri-Service Joint Base (Part 146)
FY 11
It is easy to just say “Joint Basing” when referring to the changes going on but in actuality, BRAC Law of 2005 set into motion 3 parallel actions that directly affect the McGuire community. The BRAC implications are much larger than simply merging the support functions for McGuire, Dix, and Lakehurst. Here are the three “prongs” associated with BRAC.
Relocation of Resources at Willow Grove NAS and Cambria Regional
Create the Joint Mobilization Training Center to become the FORSCOM’s Premier Force Projection Platform
Establish the first tri-service Joint Base with the Air Force as lead.
Implications for McGuire as the lead agent are significant. Each of these three, separate but parallel actions will influence the support infrastructure at McGuire.
Willow Grove and Cambria Airport moves:
37 Army/Navy/Marine Acft to McGuire: 57% Increase
Personnel Increase: ~700+ Full-Time, ~1500+ Part-Time
$218M+ in Navy MILCON
FY 05

8. BRAC Relocation – Part 68
37 Army/Navy/Marine Acft to McGuire: 57% Increase
Personnel Increase: ~700+ Full-Time, ~1500+ Part-Time
$218M+ in DoN MILCON
McGuire has a long history of providing a Total Force Global Mobility capability. BRAC and Joint Basing provide the opportunity to grow this into a Joint capability. Looking at the BRAC plus-up first…
The BRAC Relocation aspect will bring Navy Reserve and Marine Reserve aviation units to McGuire AFB and Fort Dix. The move includes C-130s, C-9s, a C-12, AH-1 Cobras, CH-53 Super Stallions, and UH-1 Hueys; approximately 700 permanent party and 1200 Drill Reservists.
Army BRAC unit is the 244th Aviation Brigade from Willow Grove to Hangar 1811 (MAFB)
Additionally, Army relocations associated with their BRAC initiatives bring significant construction and personnel into the Joint base fold. In the works is $96M+ in renovations and new builds between now and FY11. Expected Fort Dix personnel growth, not including trainees is 300 permanent party and 1,100 part-time personnel.
The numbers on this slide only show the BRAC related moves. But in a re-structuring unrelated to BRAC, the NJ National Guard is in the process of bedding down a total of 22 Blackhawk and utility helicopters at NAES Lakehurst. The total increase in personnel stationed at McGuire/Ft Dix/Lakehurst is not set, but the approximate numbers are reflected on this slide (not including NJNG at Lakehurst).
Potential Issue: Navy underestimated cost of BRAC relocations by $100M, partially due to 108th retaining aircraft. AS OF SATAF: New numbers $220+ in MILCON --- Now $60M over estimate
Based on 32 KC-10, 13 C-17, 2 C-32, 8 KC-135R Inbound 7 C-12, 4 C-9, 4 C-130, 11 CH-53, 7 AH-1, 4 UH-1
Additional Army Projects:
JMTC Humidity Controlled Warehouse ($7.5M)
Aircraft Parking Apron ($14.5M)
NE Region Headquarters ($35.0M)
Med Hold Barracks Renovation ($6.5M)
Tactical Vehicle Mx Facility ($16M)
FOB Training and Facility improvements ($16.4M)

9. Non-BRAC Relocation 23 Army Guard Aircraft moving to Lakehurst
18 UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopters
4 UH-72A Lakota Helicopters
1 C-12
Guard Personnel Increase
100 Full-Time
430 Part-Time
$50M+ in MILCON
In a re-structuring unrelated to BRAC, the NJ National Guard is in the process of bedding down a total of 22 Blackhawk and utility helicopters at NAES Lakehurst. Unit is to relocate out of Trenton. There are already active operations at Lakehurst, using temp facilities. The unit is currently deployed which has delayed the development of the move plan.

10. Combined Effects JB Acft Supported Personnel 63 123 Acft 2006 2011
95% Increase
JB Acft 63
123
Acft
2006
2011
Supported Personnel
~7625
Full-time Personnel
19% Increase
6398
This slide provides a quick overview of the trends at all three installations
We have a 57% increase in aircraft at McGuire/Dix.
Adding the 23 Non-BRAC acft at Lakehurst brings the increase to 95%
BRAC Perm Party increase of 1127 (18%)
BRAC Part Time Increase of 2977 (39%)
4th Qtr 08 McGuire1 Dix Lakehurst
Military
Civilian
Contractor
Guard/Reservists
Students/Mobilization
Total
NOTES
1 McGuire numbers based on authorizations
2 Civ numbers include some non-DoD Tenants
3 Students/Mobilizing soldiers numbers will vary based on outside factors
4 Totals don’t include private businesses/organizations that reside on JB MDL
~11037
Supported Personnel
Part-time Personnel
34% Increase
7630
2006
2011

11. JB M-D-L Number assigned grew 51% (+1,077):
Force Support Sq: 90% increase (+475)
Civil Engineering Sq: 85% increase (+316)
Contracting Sq: 60% increase (+28)
Security Forces Sq: 55% increase (+139)
Wing Staff: 46% increase (+40)
Logistics Readiness Sq: 19% increase (+64)
Area of Responsibility will increase more than 10-fold:
from 3,600 acres to 42,000 acres
Number of facilities increased 8-times: from 502 to 3,933
Value of infrastructure grew 4-times: from $2.2B to $9.3B
Number of mission partners grew approx 2.5-times: from 30 to 80
Serviced population grew 1.5-times: from 17,000 to 41,000

12. Urban Assault Training Contingency Operating Location
Joint Base
The Partners – Ft Dix
FORSCOM Power Generation Platform
Primary North East Reserve Component Training Location
Army, Army Res/NG, Navy, AF Combat Training
Contingency Operating Location (COL) — “Tiger”
Urban Assault
Convoy Ops
Combat Supt
Detainee Ops
Urban Assault Training
BRAC 05 formally created the Joint Mobility Training Center at Fort Dix with the intent of becoming FORSCOM’s Largest Power Generation Platform in the US. Since 2002, Fort Dix has trained over 60,000 personnel in its ever-developing program. The Center of Excellence capitalizes on the vast ranges of Fort Dix to provide realistic training in combat Contingency Operating Location (COL) operations, close combat, IED experiences, convoy live fire ops, urban warfare, and detainee operations. Fort Dix also handles the Demobilization processes for those returning home.
Joint Mobilization Center…Army Support Activity to be established in 2009
Realignment of mobilization functions from various installations to Fort Dix in order to create the JMTC to become the FORSCOM Power Projection Platform for the Northeast US.
Create the “Center of Excellence” for training, mobilization and deployment for providing Army, Army Reserve/National Guard, and Navy combat training. Facilities include “COL-Tiger” for realistic urban assault and convoy training.
Primary BOS for JMTC will be provided by the Joint Base, however many direct mission support functions will remain with the JMTC.
The Joint Mobilization Site Mission is BRAC Law #144 labeled Dix, McGuire, Lakehurst so Dix has the lead.
The Army Forces Command (one of the Army’s major Commands) has that lead for Dix.
There are 4 JMS identified: Ft Dix, Ft Lewis, Ft Benning, and Ft Bragg
Currently, Forces Command are sending out Tiger Teams to conduct site visits and to determine manning requirements.
The training numbers represent 43K Army National Guard, 15K Army Reserve, and over 2K active duty Army, Navy and USAF personnel (1200+ USAF). In FY08, the numbers are as follows:
Army Active: 21K
Army Reserve: 931K
Army Guard: 471K
USN: 89K
USAF: 181K
Coast Guard: 9K
Marines: 72K
Misc: 196K
Total: 1.8M Mandays for FY 08.
Mobilization: 76,788
Demob/REFRAD:
FY06: 7,590
FY08 expected to at approximately the same pace or greater.
Contingency Operating Location
(COL)

13. The Partners – Lakehurst
Joint Base
The Partners – Lakehurst
NAVAIR Aircraft Launch and Recovery (ALRE)
Design/Test Catapults, Arresting Gear, Flight Deck Landing Aids
CERDEC Flight Activity Capabilities: provides sensor integration and test support on airborne platforms
C-17 Assault Strip
Lakehurst mission is conducting Navy, Joint-Service and international defense advanced research and development programs in support of air-platform operations worldwide. Additionally, Lakehurst includes 23 community, joint service and tenant organizations.
The mission includes designing, prototyping, testing and contracting to provide catapults, arresting gear, visual landing aids, flight deck marking/lighting systems, aircraft and weapons handling equipment. Lakehurst is the only activity responsible for this unique and vital aspect of Naval Aviation.
Include a combined workforce of 3,500 civilian, military and contractor personnel plus Engineering offices for over 1,500 technical personnel supporting the API mission
Lakehurst supports Unmanned Aerial Vehicle test programs with the Army testing an unmanned airship as an Airborne Communications Extender to be used in Iraq.
Currently constructing the $20.5M Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) Life Cycle Support Facility (new AC launch facility)

14. Joint Base The Partners – McGuire
Ground Combat Skills Training
Rapid Airbase Opening
Rapid Global Mobility
Airlift
Air Refueling
Aerial Port Operations
Weapons School
Expeditionary Combat Support
Installation Management
McGuire is the only base with 3 flying wings: 305th AMW, 514th AMW, 108th ARW.
Covers every facet of total force global air mobility.
Not only do we have the capability to fly anywhere in the world and perform any AMC mission, we also have the capability to go one step further: we can “set up” flying operations throughout in the world.
621st CRW is built around the concept of supporting rapid airbase opening.
In addition, the CRW provides command and control, aerial port operations, and maintenance teams designed to support the Air Mobility mission worldwide.
The reduction of robust forward-deployed manning increases national reliance on air mobility forces and its remaining infrastructure. The 21st EMTF provides this necessary enroute structure from the East Coast of the US to India.
The USAF EC makes every mission happen by executing policies established by the MAF and Air Staff in the areas of:
Training
Tactics
Exercises
Wargaming
Innovation

15. America’s Premier Joint Warfighting Base!
Joint Base
Vision
America’s Premier Joint Warfighting Base!
ARMY
Mobilization
Training
Center
Multi-service
Range
NAVY
Research
Test/Eval
NAVAIR
Tech Training
Launch &
Recovery
Production
USAF
Rapid Global
Mobility
Expeditionary
Combat Supt
OEF Cargo
Jt Base Lead
McGuire AFB, Fort Dix and NAES Lakehurst will be merged from a support perspective under an AF lead in FY08. While each installation will maintain it’s own operational identity the consolidation will streamline support functions to lower costs and manpower requirements associated with duplicate functions on adjacent bases. While there are some Joint Basing implementation challenges (which we will discuss), the complementing capabilities and capacities make the McGuire/Ft Dix/Lakehurst Joint Base concept a definite win-win-win venture full of opportunity.
Envisioned Joint Base would support all 3 mission partners with a common Installation Support organization. This conceptual view of the Joint Base shows in the purple area the key support areas identified for potential consolidation between one or more of the 3 services at Jt Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. Consolidation of these areas will place installation management responsibility under a single organization enabling redundant installation support to be reduced.
The 3 arrows represent each of the Jt Base services, their ability to be supported by the Joint Base, and maintain their current missions) under their existing chain of command.
We’ve tackled the low hanging fruit and have made some great progress on some issues. Next, we need to tackle the more complex organizational and planning challenges.
Installation Support Functions

16. Questions -Will military personnel receive the same type of support?
--Folks should not see or experience a change in service or degradation in the mission at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.
-Who is the JB POC for their PME? or Eval's? Where do Navy personnel go for personnel issues? Army personnel?
--There is only one Army position (O-6) in JB-MDL. Although, this is still in discussion, the 87 ABW MSG/CD Navy O-6 and his staff should be the focal point for JB-MDL Navy personnel issues.
-How will it affect military careers? Working with sister-service military personnel and being a part of JB-MDL should only enhance one’s career. Leadership will continue to maintain the heritage and history of each military Service, at each location. It will not be undermined as a result of the creation of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst

17. Deputy Base Civil Engineer Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst
Christopher Archer
Deputy Base Civil Engineer
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst

18. Agenda Joint Base Organization
Construction Projects (Recently Completed)
Construction Projects (BRAC/Ongoing)
Construction Projects (Planned)
Housing Privatization
Energy Projects
Contracting Opportunities
87 CES POC Information

19. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Organization Chart

20. Joint Base Organization
18th Air Force Commander
Lt Gen Allardice
Joint Base Commander
Col Gina Grosso
87 Medical Group
Col Glenn Yap
87 Mission Support Group
Col Michael Carrell
87 Civil Engineer Squadron – Maj Karen Cosgrove
87 Contracting Squadron - Lt Col Dave Searle
87 Force Support Squadron
Lt Col (sel) John Barlett
87 Security Forces Squadron - Lt Col Tim Heintzelman
87th Communications Squadron - Lt Col Rob Licciardi
87th Logistics Readiness Squadron - Lt Col Kevin Gangadeen
Deputy Joint Base Commander
Col Joe Poth

21. 87 Civil Engineer Squadron
Commander
Maj Cosgrove
Linda Chominski
Programs Flight
CEP
Asset Mgt Flight
Rich Sample
CEA
Operations Flight
Bill Garron
CEO
Fire Protection Flight
CMSgt Cavaliero
CEF
Steve Robertson
Emerg Mgt Flight
Readiness &
CEX
Deputy Base Civil Engineer
Chris Archer
Resources Flight
Bob Goss
CER
Explosive Ordnance Disposal
Maj Stanford
CED

22. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Construction Projects

23. Success
Team -- n. A group organized to work together <a team of scientists>. vt. To harness or join together to form a team.
Partner – n. A person associated with another in a venture, occupation, or challenge. n. Either of two persons dancing with each other. v. To bring together as partners.
Success – n. The gaining of something desired, planned, or attempted.

24. Teamwork

25. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Construction Projects
(Recently Finished)

26. Repair Community Center, Bldg 2705
Project completed on 6 Jun 09
Cost: $3.3M
Project included renovation of 4 restrooms, new wall, ceiling and floor finishes, HVAC system, lighting, and fire detection/ suppression systems

27. Upgrade FTU Facility, Bldg 1928
Project started: 15 Mar 08 (Design/Build Contract)
Cost: $2.06M
Completed: 27 Jul 09
Project included new roof, brick face, exterior doors/windows, main and alternate entrances, bathrooms, auditorium, and various classrooms
Need to find before and after pictures on Monday.

28. Repair Base Theater, Bldg 2909
Project completed 1 Dec 09
Cost: $4.5M
Project Included new roof, brick face, auditorium chairs, floor and wall/ceiling/floor finishes, restrooms, concession area, and new mechanical/electrical systems

29. Construct Shoulders Runway 18/36
FY 08 P-341 D/B Contract
Cost: $1.9M
Completed: 31 Dec 09
Scope: Project constructed foot wide paved shoulders; utilized crushed concrete from demo projects for stabilizing base

30. Construct Taxiway Hotel
FY 04 MILCON Army Reserve
Cost: $2M
Completed: 19 Dec 09
Scope: 25 ft paved shoulders & taxiway edge lights

31. Completed Demos TLF’s 2418 & 2419 (left top & bottom)
Our mission statement encompasses the two major components of our global air responsibilities: providing Combat-Ready Mobility and Expeditionary Capability for America.
TLF’s 2418 & 2419 (left top & bottom)
Squad Ops Bldg 2225 (center top & bottom)
Sewer Shop Bldg 1512 (right top & bottom)

32. Completed Demos Alert Facility Bldg 1818 (top & lower Left)
Our mission statement encompasses the two major components of our global air responsibilities: providing Combat-Ready Mobility and Expeditionary Capability for America.
Alert Facility Bldg 1818 (top & lower Left)
Storage Fac 1934 (lower center)
BASH Fac Bldg 1927 (lower right and lower lower right)

33. Completed Airfield Demos
Our mission statement encompasses the two major components of our global air responsibilities: providing Combat-Ready Mobility and Expeditionary Capability for America.
Transceiver Bldg 1609 (left top & bottom)
Receiver Bldg 1612 (not shown)
NDI Lab Bldg 1623 (center & right)

34. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Construction Projects
(BRAC)

35. Navy & Marine Corps BRAC Projects
P151V/P156VNavy Hangar & Flight Simulator FY 08/09
P157V Munitions FY 09
P162V AIMD/ASD FY 09
P161V ArmyAviation FY 09
P150V Marine Corps Helo Hangar FY 08/09
P096V/P160V Marine Corps Reserve Ctr FY 08

36. Navy & Marine Corps BRAC Projects
Marine Corps Reserve Center and NOSC Renovations
Award Amt. $23 Million
Harkins Builders, Inc., Marriotsville, MA
Completion Date: Sep 2010
Marine Corps Helicopter Hangar & MAG 49 Hdqtrs
Award Amt. $66 Million
Boro Construction, King of Prussia, PA
Completion Date: Nov 2010

37. Navy & Marine Corps BRAC Projects
Navy Hangar
Award Amt. $48 Million
C. Pyramid Enterprises, Inc. Robbinsville, NJ
Completion Date: March 2011
Aircraft Intermediate Maint Div/Aviation Supply Dept
Award Amt. $20 Million
Archer-Western Contractors, Atlanta, GA
Completion Date: Feb 2011

38. Navy & Marine Corps BRAC Projects
Army Reserve Aviation Facility (Hangar Renovation)
Award Amt. $9 Million
Magnum, Inc. Warminster, PA
Completion Date: Feb 2011
Munitions Storage Igloos
Award Amt. $1 Million
Intercontinental Construction Co. Inc., Passaic, NJ
Completion Date: Oct 2010

39. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Construction Projects
(In Progress)

40. Repair Runway 06/24 Cost: $40M (Includes Design to Harden Underruns)
Awarded to TOLTEST
ECD: 5 Jan 11
Before 19 Jan 10; install fence, lighting ductwork, batch plant site work, and trailer installation.
After 19 Jan 10; finish fence across taxiways, mil runway/taxiways and use the millings to create truck haul routes.

41. Renovate Dorms 2622/2623 FY08 Projects
Cost: $3.1M each (Design/Build Contract)
ECD 1 Sep 10
Includes new wall, floor and ceiling finishes; bathroom and dayroom renovation; molded drywall replacement

42. AAFES Renovation Awarded 3 Sep 09 Cost: $4.4M; ECD: 01 Aug 10
Project Includes: BX floors and ceiling finishes; entire food court renovation; upgrade of both entrances
Schedule: work is divided into 6 phases

43. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Facility Requirements

44. FY11-15 Installation Support
MILCON Projects
PRI
Prev
PROJECT #
PROJECT TITLE 1 1M
PTFL063000
BASE OPS / USAF COMMAND POST FACILITY 2 2M
PTFL063028
WARFIGHTER AND FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER 3 3M
PTFL023003
MUNITIONS STORAGE AREA 4 1D
65596
PTFL103001
PHYSICAL FITNESS FACILITY 5 4M
PTFL
ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, PHASE II 6 2L
NAVY P-254
COMMERCIAL GATE SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS 7 5M
PTFL083006P1
AERIAL PORT COMPLEX CONSOLIDATED ADMINISTRATION FACILITY 8 XD
PTFL103002
FIRE STATION (DIX RANGE AREA) 9 6M
PTFL993010
EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER 10 7M
PTFL053001MW
AIR MOBILITY WING HEADQUARTERS FACILITY 44

45. Security Forces Facility
FY09 MILCON Awarded Project
Cost: $6.7M (Design/Build Contract)
ECD 10 Feb 11
Scope: 22,000 SF 2-story facility includes weapons vault, storage, administration, lockers, holding cells, bath rooms & interrogation

46. A/E Design Requirements
REQ ORG
PRI
PROJECT #
PROJECT TITLE JB 1
PTFL061604
UPDATE JOINT BASE GENERAL PLAN
Lakehurst 2
REPAIR HANGAR #1
305 MXG 3
PTFL091600
RELOCATION STUDY, DE-ICING FAC/LRS (APS CDP)
305 OG 4
PTFL081602
PROFESSIONAL SVCS, BLDG ENVELOPE SURVEYS B1605 & B1828 5
REPAIR BLDG 5 6
REPAIR BLDG 88 46

47. A/E Design Requirements Continued
REQ ORG
PRI
PROJECT #
PROJECT TITLE
LAKEHURST 7
REPAIR BLDG 120
87 ABW 8
PTFL091604
PROF SVCS; PROVIDE BASEWIDE WINDOW BLAST PROTECT SURVEY 9
PTFL021037
ATFP - REPAIR WINDOWS FOR BLAST PROTECTION, MULTI FCLTY
87 MSG 10
PTFL091605
PROFESSIONAL SVCS; PROVIDE OCCUPANT UTILIZATION STUDY, 3101 11
PTFL091603
PROFESSIONAL SVCS; BASEWIDE PARKING LOT UTILIZATION STUDY 47

48. Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization
Anticipated Annual Budget
Sustainment -- Dix: $20M
Sustainment -- Lakehurst: $8M
SRM -- McGuire: $13M
TWCF -- McGuire Minor Const: $2M
TWCF -- McGuire M&R: $3.5M
JB-MDL Demolition Target: $1M

49. Sustainment Priority List
Proposed FY 10 (DIX)
Sustainment Priority List
PRI
PROJ #
BLDG #
TITLE 1
E4000XX9P
WAT59
REPAIR POTABLE WATER DISTRIBUTION MAINS 2
5903
REPAIR WATER TOWER EXTERIOR 3
6969 4
4376
REPAIR TWWTF LOW LIFT PUMP #3 5
SAN60
REPAIR SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM 6
E P
9918
REPAIR BRINDLE LAKE DAM 8
E P
5523
REPAIR ROOF 9
E40000X9P
5250 10
E P
8536
REPAIR ASP BUNKER ROOFS

50. Sustainment Priority List
Proposed FY 10 (DIX)
Sustainment Priority List
PRI
PROJ #
BLDG #
TITLE 13
EC055079P
5900
REPAIR BUILDING INTERIOR FLOORING; (BLDG 5911, 5912, 5913, 5989, 5990, 5991, 5992) 14
EC055XX9P
5600
REPAIR BUILDING INTERIOR FLOORING; (BLDG 5602, 5603, 5606, 5611, 5612) 15
DR000118P
5240
REPAIR BUILDING INTERIOR (FLOORING) 16
E P
TENAV
REPAIR TENNESSEE AVENUE (ALABAMA - NASHVILLE) 17
E P
RANRD
REPAIR RANGE ROAD (TO 1ST BRIDGE PAST MID-STATE) 18
E4000XX9P
TEXAV
REPAIR TEXAS AVE (WRIGHTSTOWN CIRCLE TO CHECKPOINT 9) 20
JOC000057P
FN081
CONSTRUCT BYPASS ROAD FOR 8000 AREA 25
WAT60
REPAIR POTABLE WATER DISTRIBUTION MAINS

51. Restoration & Modernization
Proposed FY 10 (DIX)
Restoration & Modernization
PRI
PROJ #
BLDG #
TITLE 7
PN7XXXX
5501
REPAIR BARRACKS INTERIOR 11
E4000XX9P
5506
REPAIR HVAC, WINDOWS, HALLWAYS 12
5507 19
PN72892
5250
REPAIR UTILITY SYSTEMS & EXTERIOR (WALSON) 21
PN60012
5431
REPAIR SLEEPING ROOMS FOR UPH (KITCHENETTES) 22
E4000XX10P
5523
REPAIR INTERIOR/EXTERIOR 23
EQ500588P
5501/5509
CONSTRUCT PARKING LOT (BLDG 5501/5509) (PRI #1) 24
EQ500598P
6700 area
CONSTRUCT PARKING LOT (6700 MAINT ALABAMA & 14TH ST) (PRI #4)

52. FY10 Sustainment Project List (Lakehurst)
PRI
PROJECT #
BLDG #
PROJECT TITLE 1
REPLACE BOILERS NORTH LEAN 2
REPAIR BATHROOMS (ADA COMPLIANCE) HANGER #1 CLASSROOMS 3
120
EXTERIOR REPAIRS 4
123
RESURFACE GYM FLOOR 5
194
HANGER 5 & 6 STRUCTURAL INVESIGATION PHASE III 6
197
UPGRADE LIFT STATION 7
313
ROOF AND WALL REPAIRS, COMMINUTER BUILDING 8
362
BOILER AND CONDENSATE REPAIRS, STEAM PLANT 9
REPLACE HIGH PRESSURE STEAM BOILER ECONOMIZER 10
UPGRADE HIGH PRESSURE PIPING AND VALVES, STEAM PLANT

53. FY10 Sustainment Project List (Lakehurst)
PRI
PROJECT #
BLDG #
PROJECT TITLE 11
BH a
481
REPAIR HVAC SYSTEM, BARRACKS ROOMS 12
485
MASONARY REPAIRS, FLIGHT DESK CONFERENCE ROOM 13
629
REPLACE ROOF SEABEES SHOP 14
ELECT
REPLACE LEAD CABLE AND TRANSFORMER AT MANHOLE MH136 15
GATE
INSTALL TEMPORARY INSPECTION SHELTER, COMMERCIAL GATE 16
REPLACE BASE SIGN AT MAIN GATE 17
GROUNDS
SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION PHASE I 18
PARKING
PAVE GRAVEL PARKING LOT AT BLDG 120

54. FY10 SRM List (McGuire) REQ ORG PRI PROJECT # PROJECT TITLE 87 MSG 20
PTFL091010
REPAIR CHW PIPING & MOLD/WATER DAMAGE, 87 CONS, B2402
305 OG 21
PTFL
IDC JOINT SEAL AND REPAIR CONCRETE APRON S/R 22
PTFL071091
REPAIR GUTTERS & DOWNSPOUTS, DORMS/VQ 2600 AREA 23
PTFL091048
INSTALL ELECTRIC AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMP, B3104, CES
621 CRW
NULL
PTFL091053
SECURITY FORCES MOBILITY STORAGE, GRDC COMPLEX 24
PTFL091047
REPAIR BUILDING ENVELOPE B3104, CES

55. FY10 SRM List (McGuire) REQ ORG PRI PROJECT # PROJECT TITLE 87 MSG 25
PTFL081086
REPLACE AST - BASE RECYCLING CENTER, B2310 R/M
305 MXG
NULL
PTFL091027
APS COMPLEX SECURITY FENCE 26
PTFL081068
MINOR REPAIRS TO HANGAR 1801
305 OG
PTFL091052
INSTALL BOILER, BASE OPERATIONS, B1730
PTFL091051
ATFP - REPAIR PARKING BLDGS 1730, 1731 & 1738 27
PTFL091015
Install Photovoltaic Power System, Bldg. 3104 28
PTFL091008
Repair Photovoltaic Power System, Dining Hall, Bldg. 2635 29
PTFL091058
Replace Base Exchange HVAC

56. FY10 Demolition Straddle List
REQ ORG
PRI
PROJECT #
PROJECT TITLE FY
305 OG 1
PTFL091043
DEMOLISH AIRFIELD PAVEMENT NEAR NW LIMA TAXIWAY
2010
87 MSG 2
PTFL081085
DEMOLISH FACILITY 2618 3
PTFL081008
DEMO BE COVERED STORAGE FCLTY, B3449 4
PTFL071051
DEMOLISH DORM (VAQ) B2609 5
PTFL081005
DEMO POWER CHECK PAD, FAC 1925
305 MXG 6
PTFL021068
DEMO BASE SUPPLY & EQUIP WAREHOUSE, B1827 7
PTFL081006
DEMO BSE HAZARD STOR FCLTY, B3424 8
PTFL081059
DEMOLISH DORMITORY 2611

57. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Housing Privatization

58. Privatized Family Housing
2,364 McGuire/Dix family housing units conveyed to United Communities Sep 2006
Redevelopment Scope (over $350M): demolish 1,915; renovate 449; build 1,635;
Total end state - 2,084 units (78.5% new and 21.5% renovated)
Jan 2010 Status: demo’d 1,709; renovated 449; built 1098 units
Projected Redevelopment Completion: Feb 2011
Customer Satisfaction: 88% (vs 76% Avg for 24 AF PFH projects)
Newly Constructed JNCO Housing
Starlifter Housing Area

59. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Energy

60. McGuire: Energy Neutral by 2015?
Key Air Mobility Command airbase on East Coast
Designated one of two AF “Model Energy Bases”
Set the ambitious goal to be “off the grid” by 2015
Can we do it given:
Historically the USAF is an energy consumer, not producer?
Geographic location?
Abundance of old, inefficient legacy infrastructure?
Limited resources?

61. McGuire Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC)
DOE Super ESPC Project (Ameresco)
Awarded: 28 Dec 09; Energy Improvements: $43M
Guaranteed Cost Savings: $137M
Energy Savings: 322,000 MBTUs/YR (Reduces Energy Consumption by 42%)
Project Term: 21 YRS (Includes Construction/Maintenance)
Energy Conservation Measures
ECM 1: CHP Decentralization $29M (25%)
ECM 2: Lighting Upgrades $4.3M (3%)
ECM 3: Energy Management Control System $7.7M (8%)
ECM 4: Chiller Plant Upgrades $2.5M (6%)

62. Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
Completed Solar PV Projects at McGuire AFB Base
Library KW
Med Center KW
Proposed Solar PV Projects
Dining Hall KW
Fitness Center KW
Base Theater KW
Shoppette -- 60KW
Commissary KW
CE Maintenance -- 46KW

63. Solar PV Power Purchase Agreement
Ground Based 18 Acre Project: 6MW
Rooftop Based 350k SF Project: 4MW
Competitive Solicitation (FEDBIZOPS)
Economics: NJ Rebates + NJ RECs + 30% Fed
Tax Credit + Fed Accelerated Depreciation
AF Benefits:
Reduced Electric Energy Cost
Energy Security
Joint Base Initiative (Lakehurst)

64. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
Contracting Opportunities

65. Contract Opportunities
Contract opportunities are “posted” on the Web
Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps)
Includes a synopsis of the requirement
Download Bid Packages (Solicitation)
Synopsis of Award
Sources Sought Notices

66. Federal Business Opportunities (FEDBIZOPPS)

67. Unique Needs For Construction
Contracts >$100,000 (Miller Act)
Performance and Payment Bonds Mandatory
100% of the original contract price
Additional bonding required if contract price increases
Contracts from $30,000 - $100,000
Two of the following payment protection required:
Payment bond; irrevocable letter of credit (ILC); tripartite escrow agreement; or certificate of deposit

68. Joint Base McGuire – Dix - Lakehurst
87 Civil Engineer Squadron POC’s

69. 87th CES Points of Contact
Major Karen Cosgrove (Commander) –
Mr Chris Archer (Deputy Base Civil Engineer) –
Ms Helene Talley (Secretary) –
Ms Linda Chominski (Programs Chief) –
Mr Steve Lyman (Engineering, McGuire/Dix) –
Mr Michael Lawlor (Engineering, Lakehurst) –
Mr Rich Sample (Asset Management) –

70. Questions -Will military personnel receive the same type of support?
--Folks should not see or experience a change in service or degradation in the mission at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.
-Who is the JB POC for their PME? or Eval's? Where do Navy personnel go for personnel issues? Army personnel?
--There is only one Army position (O-6) in JB-MDL. Although, this is still in discussion, the 87 ABW MSG/CD Navy O-6 and his staff should be the focal point for JB-MDL Navy personnel issues.
-How will it affect military careers? Working with sister-service military personnel and being a part of JB-MDL should only enhance one’s career. Leadership will continue to maintain the heritage and history of each military Service, at each location. It will not be undermined as a result of the creation of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst