Huntsville Center

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U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center,
Huntsville COL Larry D. McCallister, Commander
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Mission

• Huntsville Centers mission focuses on
• service to national defense and
• operates under a charter that is based
• on programs rather than geography.
• The mission involves programs and
• projects that
• require functions not normally
• accomplished by Corps of
• Engineers Divisions or Districts.
• are national or broad in scope.
• require a centralized management structure.
• require the integration of facilities that
  cross Corps geographical
• boundaries.
• or require commonality, standardization,
  multiple-site adaptation
• or technology transfer.

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Historical Overview

• Huntsville Center is a reimbursable organization
  its programs are not directly Congressionally
  funded. Organizations use their funding to
  procure Huntsville Centers services.
• Huntsville Center is in Huntsville, AL, where it
  began in 1967 as Huntsville Division and
  supported the Armys Sentinel Ballistic Missile
  Defense System.
• In the 1980s, Huntsville Division changed from a
  design/construction organization to a diversified
  hi-tech engineering and procurement organization.
• Huntsville Division became Huntsville Center in
  1995.

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Organization
U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center,
Huntsville
Executive Office
Safety Ray Waits
Office of Counsel Margaret Simmons
COL Larry D. McCallister
Commander John Loyd
Acting Deputy Commander John Matthews
Deputy for
Programs
and Technical Management Rick
Suever Director of Business
Management Brenda Hatley
Executive Liaison
Directorates
Staff Offices
Boyce Ross Engineering Charles Ford
Installation Support
Programs Management JR
Richardson Contracting Dr. John Potter
Ordnance Explosives Vacant
Environmental Munitions Center
of Expertise Pat Haas Chemical
Demilitarization
John Brown Equal Opportunity Tom
Chandler Resource Mgmt. Sherry Masters
Internal Review John Samuelson Info.
Mgmt. Kim Gillespie Public
Affairs Shay Duckett Logistics
Mgmt. Tommie Savage Small Business Sue
Baber Security
- Explosive Ordnance Disposal - General and
Administrative Professionals - Contract
Specialists

• 657Personnel Authorized
• - Engineers
• - Scientists
• - Construction Experts
• - Project Managers

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Overview
Personnel
Where are they? 550 Huntsville, AL 60 Omaha,
NE 1 Pasadena, CA 9 Pueblo, CO 1 Fort
Knox, KY 9 Richmond, KY 14 Alexandria, VA 14
Various Sites, Iraq 4 Shchuchye, Russia 602
Total HNC Employees 60 personnel in Omaha not
listed on FY08 TDA
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Centers of Expertise

• Mandatory Centers of Expertise
• Army Range and Training Lands Program (RTLP)
• Electronic Security Systems (ESS)
• Medical Facilities
• Environmental and Munitions
• Utility Monitoring Control Systems (UMCS)

• Directories of Expertise
• Energy Savings Performance Contracting (ESPC)
• Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
• DD Forms 1391 / 3086
• Operations Maintenance Engineering
• Enhancements (OMEE)
• Facility Systems Safety
• Installation Support

• Facility Planning Military Construction
  Programming
• Facility Reduction
• Access Control Points
• Barracks/Office/Medical Furniture
• Energy
• Facilities/Medical Repair Renewal

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Support to Installations
Life-Cycle Infrastructure Management

• Huntsville Center enhances Life-Cycle
  Infrastructure Management as a
• Center of Standardization for MILCON
  Transformation efforts.

Center of Standardization for 16 Facility Types

• Medical Facilities
• Child and Family Services
• - Child Development Centers
• (Infants/Toddlers)
• - Child Development Centers
• (School Age 6-10)
• - Youth Activity Centers
• - Army Community
• Service Centers
• Sports and Fitness
• - Physical Fitness Centers
• - Outdoor Sports Facilities
• - Bowling Centers

• Fire and Emergency Facilities
• - Fire Stations
• - Consolidated Fire, Safety
• and Security Facilities
• - Hazardous Waste Storage
• Facilities

• Training Ranges
• - Close Combat Tactical Trainers
• - Military Operations Urban Terrain
• Facilities
• - Training Ranges
• - Battle Command Training Center
• - Training Support Centers

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Working with Partners
PM-FPS (program proponent, funding, blanket
purchase agreements)
HQUSACE / DA (policy, priorities, standards)
IMCOM / Customer HQ (site priorities, standards)
ERDC / National Labs (RD initiatives)
Installations / Customers (special requirements,
approval, acceptance)
MACOMs / Stakeholders (coordination)
HNC
MSC Lead Districts (survey, design)
CXs (Corps-Wide) (technical expertise,
mentoring, contract support)
Local Districts (execution)
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Supporting the Campaign Goals
Stability, Reconstruction Homeland Security
Operations

• Huntsville Center supports stability,
  reconstruction and homeland
• security operations through its Chemical
  Demilitarization program.

• - Facility design and construction, equipment
  design and acquisition for U.S.
• facilities.
• Oversees the construction management of Russian
  Weapons Destruction Facility.
• Total budget 7.8 billion

Neutralization - Design Construction Complete
1 Billion
Pueblo, Colorado Neutralization Design Build
on-going 0.9 Billion
Shchuchye Neutralization Design Build ongoing 1
Billion
Incineration Design Construction Complete
3.6 Billion
Newport, Indiana
Newport, Indiana
Aberdeen (APG), MD Disposal Complete
Umatilla, Oregon
Tooele, Utah
Blue Grass, Kentucky Neutralization Design Build
ongoing 1.3 Billion
Pine Bluff, Arkansas
Anniston, Alabama
Johnston Atoll Disposal Complete


Hawaii
Johnston Atoll
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Supporting the Campaign Goals
Stability, Reconstruction Homeland Security
Operations

• Huntsville Center supports stability,
  reconstruction and homeland
• security operations through its Ordnance and
  Explosives program.

• Conventional and
• chemical ordnance
• remediation/removal
• Coalition Munitions
• Clearance Program in
• Iraq
• Mine clearance support to
• Republic of Korea and 8th
• Army at Story Training Area

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Last Major Demo in Iraq
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Supporting the Campaign Goals
Stability, Reconstruction Homeland Security
Operations

• Huntsville Center supports stability,
  reconstruction and homeland
• security operations through its Environmental
  and Munitions Center of
• Expertise.

• This new CX is a combination of the
• Hazardous, Toxic and Radioactive
• Waste CX (Omaha, Neb.) and Military
• Munitions CX (Huntsville, Ala.)
• The new CX became operational
• Nov. 11
• Three divisions in Omaha
• Environmental Science, Environmental
• Compliance and Management, and
• Environmental Engineering and
• Geology.
• One division in Huntsville
• Military Munitions

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Supporting the Campaign Goals
Stability, Reconstruction Homeland Security
Operations

• Huntsville Center supports stability,
  reconstruction and homeland
• security operations through its Installation
  Support and Programs
• Management Directorate.

• - Utility Monitoring and Control Systems
• - Fire Protection Life Safety
• Electronic Security/Access Control Points
• Ballistic Missile Defense

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Supporting the Campaign Goals
Stability, Reconstruction Homeland Security
Operations

• Huntsville Center supports stability,
  reconstruction and homeland
• security operations through civilian
  deployments to Corps of
• Engineers contingency missions.

• 24 employees are deployed in support of the
  Global War on Terrorism.
• (21 in Iraq and 3 in Afghanistan)

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Supporting the Campaign Goals
Life-Cycle Infrastructure Management

• Huntsville Center enhances Life-Cycle
  Infrastructure Management
• through its Installation Support and Programs
  Management
• Directorate.

• Facility planning and military construction
  programming for
• Army Transformation and BRAC
• Army range modernization
• Utilities procurement and energy services
• Physical security services
• Facilities deconstruction/demolition
• Barracks and office furniture
• Repair, maintenance, operation and upgrade
• services for facilities and infrastructure
• Renewal, replacement and OM support
• Medical Facilities Mandatory Center
• of Expertise
• Medical Facility Repair, Non-DoD Medical
• Facility Repair, and Medical Facility OM

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Fort Myer Building Implosion
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Budget
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Awards History
Contract Awards (M)
Huntsville Center Meeting the Challenge
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Future Proposed Contracts
FY08 IDIQ Contracts

Project Title
Regions

• Child Development Centers Southern
• Access Control Points National
• Army Metering Data Mgmt. National
• Directed Demolition Northeast, Northwest,
  Southeast, Southwest
• Facility Reduction Program National
• Integrated Modular Medical Worldwide
• Support Systems (IMMSS)
• Non-IMMSS Furniture Furnishings Worldwide

Huntsville Center Meeting the Challenge
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Future Proposed Contracts
FY08 IDIQ Contracts

Project Title
Regions

• IMMSS - Medical Equipment Worldwide
• National Resource Efficiency Manager
  National
• Ordnance and Explosives Worldwide
• Range and Training Lands Program (A-E)
  National
• Utility Monitoring and Controls Systems
  National
• (UMCS) (A-E)
• Utility Monitoring and Controls
  National
• Systems (UMCS)

Huntsville Center Meeting the Challenge
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Future Proposed Contracts
FY09 IDIQ Contracts

Project Title
Regions

• Physical Fitness Center Southern
• Ranges Southeast
• ESS Engineering Services National

FY10 IDIQ Contracts

• Child Development Center Northwest
• Physical Fitness Center Northern Southeast
• Ranges Northeast

Project Title
Regions
Huntsville Center Meeting the Challenge
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Future Proposed Contracts

Project Title
Regions
Execution Year

• Fire Station Southeast 2008
• Fire Station Southwest 2010
• Ranges Northeast, Southeast Southwest
  2010
• Fire Station Southwest 2011
• Physical Fitness Center Northwest
  2011
• Ranges Southeast 2011
• Child Development Center Northeast
  2012
• Fire Station Northeast 2012
• Combat Simulation Southeast 2012
• Ranges 3 in the Northwest
  2012
• and 2 in the Southwest

Huntsville Center Meeting the Challenge
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Huntsville Center

International Organization for Standard (ISO)
90002001 Certification Achieved 31 MAR 2007

• Design
• Procurement
• Contract Management
• Project Management
• Engineering
• Construction Management
• Technical Services

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Huntsville Center

National Security Personnel System
Training the work force was a key element in the
smooth transition from the General Schedule pay
system to NSPS in January 2007.
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