General Services Administration

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Tom Weber, P.E., RCDD Assistant Area
Engineer Florida Area Office Mobile District
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Overview for the CMAA / SAME Federal Owner's
Panel Luncheon
Tom Weber P.E. Deputy Florida Area Engineer,
MacDill AFB, FL US Army Corps of
Engineers Mobile District 15 September 2009
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Mobile District Area of Operations
TN
Arnold AFB
Tenn-Tom Waterway
AL
Honduras
Marshall Space Flight Center
GA
Redstone Arsenal
Camp Seibert
El Salvador
Black Warrior River
MS
Anniston Army Depot
Columbus AFB
Ft McClellan
Chattahoochee River
Colombia
Alabama River
Maxwell AFB
Ecuador
Tombigbee River
Peru
Flint River
Bolivia
Ft Rucker
Mobile
Hurlburt Field
Eglin AFB
Camp Rudder- Duke Field
GIWW
Tyndall AFB
Pensacola
Apalachicola River
Gulfport
Pascagoula
FL
Bayou La Batre
Panama City
JFK Space Center
Port St. Joe
Cape Canaveral AFB
Patrick AFB
Military Area of Operations - 252,200 CONUS
sq miles - 1,770,015 OCONUS sq miles -
3,800 miles North-South - 4 Army
Installations - 10 Air Force
Installations
MacDill AFB
Civil Works Area of Operations - 96,000 sq
miles
HQ US Southern Command
Homestead AFB
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Mobile District
1.3B
2.0B
1.45B

• National Programs
• BRAC NEPA (Army)
• MEDCOM (Army)
• USACE Customer Surveys
• Shoals/Silent Inspector

• National Centers
• Engineering Infrastructure Intelligence
  Reachback Center
• Readiness Support Center
• Deep Draft Navigation
• Real Estate Support National Center

• Opportunities
• NASA
• FBI
• ATF
• VA
• GPO

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ACTIVE INSTALLATIONS
Military Work
FORECAST WORKLOAD
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FY09 Military Program
1,370,977
Thousands
404,656
386,781
333,500
86,260
69,150
32,393
29,277
28,960
DoD
MCA
NAVY
Other (OM)
MEDCOM
MCAF
BRAC
RDT E
TOTAL
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FY10 Military Program
737,342
Thousands
191,500
174,222
150,000
73,140
72,200
51,280
25,000
0
DoD
MCA
NAVY
Other (OM)
MEDCOM
MCAF
BRAC
RDT E
TOTAL
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FY11 Military Program
747,693
Thousands
500,660
135,000
50,000
46,533
15,500
0
0
0
DoD
MCA
NAVY
Other (OM)
MEDCOM
MCAF
BRAC
RDT E
TOTAL
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BRAC Work
349M
15M
365M
47.7M
SOUTHCOM HQ
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America Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)
Projects

• MILCON
• Child Development Center, Hurlburt Field,
  FL PA11M
• Advertises as Small Business Set-Aside 2-Jul-2009

• FSRM
• Ft. Rucker, AL
• Renovate Physical Fitness Cntr PA4.7M
  Advertised as Unrestricted MATOC July 2009
• Bridge Repair PA300k Advertises as 8a
  MATOC July 2009
• Bridge Repairs PA250k Advertises as 8a
  MATOC July 2009
• Bridge Repairs PA250k Advertises as 8a
  MATOC July 2009
• MEDCOM
• Various CONUS Locations Total PA166M
• 90 Task Orders to Existing Contracts
• Currently Advertising

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Mobile District's military boundaries cover over
252,200 square miles. Stretching 3,800 miles
north to south, the District supports the Army,
Air Force, NASA and other Federal Agencies in
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and
Central and South America
Florida Mission
In Florida, Mobile District provides a full
spectrum of Engineering support services to
Department of Defense Facilities, State
Department Facilities and NASA Facilities. Some
typical services include Project Management,
Engineering, Construction Management, Contracting
and Real Estate Services just to name a few.
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Current Customers
6th Air Mobility Wing MacDill AFB, Tampa
US CENTCOM MacDill AFB, Tampa
Southern Command Miami
US SOCOM MacDill AFB, Tampa
45th Space Wing Patrick AFB Tampa
US Dept. of VA Florida Wide
482D Fighter Wing Homestead
US MEDCOM MacDill AFB, Tampa
NASA, Kennedy Space Ctr.
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So, What Kind of Work is Florida Area Office and
its Contractors doing for our Customers?
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MacDill AFB
TYPICAL PROJECTS
MacDill Security Forces Building Description
Construction of a 31,000 sf operations facility
for the 6th Security Forces Squadron. Work
includes concrete foundations and floor slabs,
masonry walls, stucco exteriors, metal roof
systems, fire detection and suppression, HVAC,
elevator, emergency power, utilities, parking,
site improvements, OM manuals, and other
required support. Work also includes
anti-terrorism/force protection physical security
in compliance with minimum DOD construction
standards.
MacDill Dormitory Description Construction of a
new three-story dormitory facility comprising of
approximately 32,000 SF. Facility includes
reinforced concrete foundations, concrete floor
slabs, concrete frame, insulated stucco covered
concrete masonry unit exterior walls, and a
standing seam metal roofing system. The facility
shall include dorm rooms, kitchens, laundries,
storage, a lounge area, communications and other
required support . Demolition of existing
Building 251 is also included.
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CENTCOM
TYPICAL PROJECT
U.S. CENTCOM JICCENT HQ Description This
project is the construction of a 4-story, 260,000
square foot Sensitive Compartmentalized
Information Facility (SCIF) with auditorium,
central utility plant with shredder room and a
large base wide water storage tank. This
facility will utilize pile and reinforced
concrete foundations, metal frame with precast
concrete exterior finish, metal decking, standing
seam metal roof, raised computer flooring
throughout, laminated force protection glass,
elevators, backup generator power,
uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system,
communications wiring, and audiovisual
infrastructure.
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SOCOM
TYPICAL PROJECT
U.S. SOCOM 501-D Description Construct a multi
story facility with pre-cast concrete exterior
wall panels to match existing Bldg 501/501A.
Project includes loading dock and receiving area,
landscaping, site improvements, vehicle parking
and underground communications infrastructure.
U.S. SOCOM Building 501 E Description Construct
a multi story facility with pre-cast concrete
exterior wall panels to match existing Bldg
501/501A. Includes loading dock and receiving
area, landscaping, site improvements, vehicle
parking and underground communications.
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MEDCOM
TYPICAL PROJECTS
MacDill Pharma-Care Description Two satellite
pharmacies will be consolidated with an
addition/alteration to the existing Pharma-care
Building. The project will include supply
storage, offices, counseling rooms and new
robotic dispensing equipment. The Addition will
come first and then the existing building will be
completed.
MacDill Tri-Services Clinic Description
Construction of 231,154 SF multi-story
Replacement Clinic and 7,689 SF Central Energy
Plant to support delivery of ambulatory health
care services. Supporting facilities include site
work, utilities, parking and access road. The new
Clinic will relocate the facility to the main
base core area, near most community activities.
Existing hospital will be demolished after the
completion of new Clinic.
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Cape / Patrick
TYPICAL PROJECTS
Patrick AFB Child Development Center Description
The work consists of a single story 31,055 SF
facility to replace the existing Child
Development Center at Patrick AFB. Construction
includes CMU walls, light-gage steel trusses, an
exterior stucco and split face CMU finish, sloped
shingle roof, site work and utilities.
Cape Canaveral Satellite Alert
Facility Description The work consists of a
3,726 SF facility designed to store up to three
satellites and withstand Category V hurricanes,
located at Cape Canaveral AFS. Construction
includes concrete piles, structural fill,
concrete walls, ceiling, and retaining walls,
emergency generator and fuel storage, site work
and utilities.
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SouthCOM
TYPICAL PROJECT
SOUTHCOM Description The Design-Build project
consists of new MILCON funded facilities to house
HQ USSOUTHCOM in Miami, replacing the existing
leased space. The facilities will house up to
2,883 personnel, and will include a net 684,150
SF.
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Homestead ARB
TYPICAL PROJECTS
Homestead ARB Visitors Quarter Phase
1 Description The work consists of a new three
story, 27 room VQ located at Homestead ARB, with
options up to 57 rooms. Construction includes
split face structural CMU walls, steel joists,
SSMR, site work and utilities.
Homestead ARB JTF Warehouse Description The
work consists of a new 2,000 SF facility to
support the Deployable Joint Command and Control
(DJC2) program at Homestead ARB. Construction
includes new CMU walls, stucco/split face block
exterior, SSMR, site work and utilities.
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Veterans Affairs
TYPICAL PROJECTS
Construction Support to Area VA
Facilities Description The Department of
Veterans Affairs has asked the Mobile District to
be their construction agent for several small
renovation and repair projects as well as the
construction of a few clinics. The MEDCOM
Resident Office has relevant experience and will
manage those projects that are located within
their vicinity.
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o!
o how much are we talking about?
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Active Contract Summary For FAO (as of 31 July
2009)
MacDill Resident Office 7 Projects Totaling
71,422,295.20 CENTCOM Resident Office 4
Projects Totaling 116,208,304.00 MEDCOM
Resident Office 18 Projects Totaling
103,711,069.00 SOCOM Resident Office 10
Projects Totaling 104,648.237.56 Cape/Patri
ck Resident Office 3 Projects Totaling
25,507,986.14 Homestead Project Office 5
Projects Totaling 16,338,582.00 Miami
Project Office 1 Projects Totaling
213,267,140.00
Florida Area Office 48 Projects Totaling
651,103,613.95
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Whats on the Horizon?
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FUTURE PROJECTS
On the East Side of Florida

• Cape Canaveral Satellite Operations Facility
• Cape Canaveral Regional Stormwater Project
• Patrick AFB Clinic Modernization
• Homestead ARB Add Avionics Shop
• Homestead ARB Add/Alter Bldg 588
• Various VA projects, renovations and upgrades

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FUTURE PROJECTS
On the West Side of Florida

• Replace US CENTCOM Headquarters Complex.
• MacDill SOCENT Facility.
• BRAC AFR Security Forces Squadron Training
  Facility
• US SOCOM 600 Space Parking Garage
• US SOCOM Acq. Logistics Center Facility
  Addition
• Various VA projects, renovations and upgrades
• AND! a proposed beddown for the New AF Tanker at
  MacDill.

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How can I find out more?
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To see whats out for BID, Go to
WWW.FBO.Gov
To learn more about the Corps Mobile District,
Go to
WWW.Sam.Usace.Army.Mil
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