Naval Station Newport

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Naval Station Newport

• A World-Class Center of Learning Excellence
• Base Overview
• for
• The RI Construction Trades Small
• Business Opportunities Conference
• February 25, 2008

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Who We Are

• Naval Station Newport is the Navys Center for
  Learning Excellence.
• There are 42 tenant commands on the base
  including the Naval War College Surface Warfare
  Officers School Officers Training Command the
  Naval Academy Preparatory School and the Naval
  Justice School.
• Seventy percent of all Naval Officers will enroll
  in a school at NAVSTA Newport during their
  careers.
• Naval Station Newport is the landlord. Our job
  is to make sure that the tenant commands have the
  facilities, security, infrastructure and support
  necessary to accomplish their missions.
• We directly support the tenants with on-base
  living accommodations, food support with the Ney
  Hall Galley and recreational alternatives through
  our Morale, Welfare and Recreation Department.

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Statistics

• Property
• 1,503 acres
• 1.5 billion in property value
• Employees (officers/enlisted and civilian)
• Current full time staff (FY07) 5,467
• Future full time staff (FY10) 5,738
• Students (annually passing through all schools)
• Current 9,222
• Future 16,069
• Third largest employer in the State
• Payroll approximately 580M
• Contracts
• NUWC specialized services 191M with 123 M to
  RI businesses
• Contracts awarded for Construction 34.5M
• Contracts for services 9.5M
• FISC contracts for Labor Operations 3.07M

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Naval Station Growth

• As a result of the 2005 Base Realignment and
  Closure Decision Naval Station Newport is
  increasing in the overall number of commands on
  base and overall population
• Naval Supply Corps School and Center for Service
  Support (249 students/200 employees).
• Consolidate 3 RI Army Reserve Centers (34 full
  time employees)
• Officer Candidate School has already moved from
  Pensacola to Newports Officer Training Command.
  (207 students/70 employees)
• Naval Undersea Warfare Center consolidations (164
  employees)
• Upgrades to facilities are being planned.
• Upgrades to infrastructures are ongoing.

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Projects in Process(Contracts Awarded)

• P370 Combat Training Pool 4.8M
• Ground breaking March 7th.
• P102V Renovate Callaghan Hall - OTC 9.1M
• Ribbon cutting April 11th.
• P100V Dental Clinic Addition/Renovation 3.5M
• Renovation complete 12/07
• Addition completion expected 8/08
• P101V Naval Supply Corps School 24.5M
• Ground breaking in late May/early June.
• P104V Renovate Fitzgerald Hall - CSS 4.4M
• Ribbon cutting expected in the late fall
• Total 46.3M
• Funded by Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC)
  appropriations

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Naval Station Master Plan

• A base master plan is in the process of being
  completed to serve as a guide for site
  development, efficient facilities utilization,
  sustainable development and land use over the
  next 25 years.
• The document is expected to be completed later in
  the spring and we anticipate it will
• Envision Naval Station as a Center for Training
  Excellence
• Take into account real estate constraints within
  the current fence-line
• Address the issue of student billeting shortfall
• Incorporate force protection concerns
• Emphasize energy efficiency
• Careful balance of new construction v.
  rehabilitation

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Coddington Point Concept
Existing Buildings
Proposed Buildings
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Naval Station Newport

• Questions about Naval Station Newport population
  and operations
• Naval Station Newport Public Affairs pao_at_nsnpt.n
  avy.mil or by calling 841-3538
• Questions about Naval Station Newport
  construction and contracting
• LCDR Andy Sullivan, Public Works Officer