TAM Programs and
Project Management
Division –
Program Overview
Mr. Thomas K. Waters, PMP
Director of Programs
23 May 2024
UNCLASSIFIED
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TIME TOPIC PRESENTER
1330-1345 Introductions/TAM Organization Overview Mr. Joey Behr
1345-1400 Special Topics Ms. Billman/Mr. Waters
1400-1445 Programmatic Update Break
Kuwait/Lebanon Mr. Joseph Zaraszczak
KSA Mr. Matt Reagan
Jordan, Bahrain, UAE, Qatar Mr. John Plummer
Services and Procurements/Egypt Mr. Brian Ball
Israel Mr. Pete DeMattei
1445-1530 Q&A
AGENDA
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TAM PPMD – Organization
Mr. Thomas K. Waters, PMP
Director of Programs
Thomas.K.W[email protected].mil
Mr. Joseph L. Zaraszczak, PMP
Branch Chief
Joseph.L.Zaraszcz[email protected].mil
Kuwait, Lebanon
Mr. Matthew S. Reagan, PMP
Branch Chief
Matthew.S[email protected].mil
Saudi Arabia
Khaled M. Masoud, PhD, P.E., PMP
Forward Regional Program Manager
Khaled.M.Masoud@usace.army.mil
Mr. David A. Colberg, RA
Branch Chief
David.A.Colberg@usace.army.mil
Saudi Arabia MOD Transformation
Mr. Joseph “Joey” R. Behr, PMP
Deputy Director of Programs
Mr. John G. Plummer
Branch Chief
Jordan, Bahrain, UAE, & Qatar
Mr. Brian H. Ball, P.E., PMP
Branch Chief
Brian.H.Ball@usace.army.mil
AOR Services and Procurements, Egypt
Mr. Peter A. DeMattei, PMP
Branch Chief
Peter.A.Demattei@usace.army.mil
Israel
Mr. Gerald J. Dabkowski
Branch Chief
Gerald.J.Dabkowski@usace.army.mil
Project Controls
Updated: February 2024
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TAM Contracting Organization
Ms. Lisa C. Billman, District Chief of Contracting
lisa.c.bi[email protected].mil
Ms. Michelle R. Pearman, Deputy District Chief of Contracting/Oversight Branch Chief
michelle.r[email protected].mil
Responsible for the coordination with higher headquarters on upward reporting, oversight of solicitation and contract
quality/adherence to the regulations and process improvements.
Mr. Matthew D. Durbin, Acquisition Branch
matthew.d.durbin
@usace.army.mil
Responsible for Source Selection processes, Acquisition planning and scheduling, data analysis and visualization,
cost/price analysis, other contract evaluation/awards as necessary to keep things on schedule.
Mr. Kenneth G. Baker, Construction Branch
Responsible for all A-E and construction contracts and task orders for requirements within the District’s area of
responsibility.
Mr. John (Alex) Padgett, Procurement Branch
Responsible for all Centers of Standardization (COS) requirements, A-E IDIQ placement/administration, services and
supplies within the District’s area of responsibility.
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TAM Construction Organization
Mr. Paul C. Holcomb, P.E., Division Chief, Construction Division
Paul.C.Holcomb@usace.army.mil
Mr. Neal R. Thibault, Deputy Division Chief, Construction Division
Neal.R.Thibault@usace.army.mil
Mr. Carlos Estrella, P.E., Branch Chief, Quality Assurance
Carlos.Estrell[email protected].mil
Mr. Harry H Kye, Branch Chief, Contract Administration
Harry.H.Kye@usace.army.mil
Mrs. Elisa A Beck, P.E.; Area Engineer (ACO), QATAR PMO
Elisa.A.Beck
@usace.army.mil
Mr. Mark A. Wittrock, Area Engineer (ACO), SAUDI PMO (Jubail)
Mark.A.Wittrock@usace.army.mil
Ms. Shannon L. Geoly, P.E., Area Engineer (ACO), KUWAIT PMO & SAUDI PMO (Riyadh)
Mr. Jeff A. Pohlig, P.E.; Area Engineer (ACO), BAHRAIN Area Office (Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, UAE)
Jeffrey.A.Pohlig@usace.army.mil
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TAM Engineering Organization
Mr. Greg Taylor, PG, PMP, Chief of Engineering Division
gregory.d.ta[email protected]y.mil
Mr. Ramin Sabet, PE, Deputy Chief of Engineering Division
Mr. Samuel George, PE, Building Systems Branch
Responsible for Communications, Electrical, Fire Protection,
and Mechanical Design
Mr. David Rackmales, PE, Technical Services Branch
david.n.rackmal[email protected].mil
Responsible for Cost Estimating, Specifications, CADD/BIM,
and ProjectWise
Mr. Sean Martin, AICP, PMP, Planning and Requirements
Branch
sean.l.martin@usace.army.mil
Responsible for A-E Contract Management and Regional
Planning and Support Center
Ms. Cynthia Darlington, PE, Design Management Branch
Responsible for Small Project Cell and Design Management
Ms. Mary Billings, PE, Site & Building Design Branch
mary.a.billings@usace.army.mil
Responsible for Architectural, Civil, Geotechnical, Interior, and
Structural Design
Mr. Dale Hartmann, PE, CoS for Non-Permanent Facilities
dale.r[email protected].mil
Responsible for Center of Standardization, Quality
Management, and Value Engineering
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SPECIAL TOPICS
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Two-part solicitation process
First part
– Construction solicitation issued at 70-95% designed
– Typically, 30 days given to prepare proposal
– Technical proposals are evaluated
Second part
– Final design issued by amendment
– 30 days given to prepare price proposal
– Offerors submit price proposal
– Price is evaluated
– Award decision made
BIFURCATED SOLICITATION PROCESS
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Advantages
– Time savings in evaluating technical proposals prior to 100% design
Disadvantage
– Evaluation criteria must match the level of design percent complete
Risk
– Unfamiliar to the USACE contractor community
– Failure to incorporate 100% design
ADVANTAGES/DISADVANTAGES
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JOSEPH L. ZARASZCZAK, PMP
BRANCH CHIEF
KUWAIT FMS, LEBANON
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Lebanon Snapshot
- $100M+ potential future program over the next five years. Design work at Beirut Naval Base,
Hamat AB, and the Aqoura National Training & Operations Center (ANTOC).
Kuwait Snapshot -
− An active $890M design and construction program and $4B in potential future work consisting
of primarily Foreign Military Sales (FMS) but also Military Construction (MILCON which
includes the Energy Resilience and Conservation Investment Program (ERCIP)), Operations &
Maintenance (O&M), and Defense Cooperation Agreement (DCA) programs.
− USACE Transatlantic Expeditionary District (CETAE) is responsible for overall execution of the
Kuwait program. The USACE Middle East District (CETAM) manages the Kuwait FMS part of
the program.
PPMD Kuwait/Lebanon
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PPMD Opportunities – Lebanon
Country Fund Type Project Type Project Name Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise /(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
Lebanon FMF
Design &
Construction
Upgrade Hamat AB Phase 1
$10,000,000 to
$25,000,000
In-House Underway Full & Open FY25 / Q1
Rebuild runway & emergency
access road.
Lebanon FMF
Design &
Construction
Restore Beirut Naval Base
Phase 1A
$10,000,000 to
$25,000,000
A-E Underway Full & Open FY24 / Q3
Shore
-to-ship utilities with 3
wet & dry hotel stations along
Pier 1 to support the new
Cyclone class vessels.
Install new electrical
distribution facility, vessel
fuel tanks & fueling station,
cast in place perimeter wall,
cast in place guard towers,
new secondary entrance for
emergency use, rebuild a
new primary entry control
point, & a new 3 story cast in
place medical clinic.
Lebanon 333
Design &
Construction
Construct CMU Display Building,
ANTOC
$500,000 to
$1,000,000
In-House Complete Full & Open FY24 / Q3
Construct CMU Display
Building and gravel access
road
Lebanon FMF
Design &
Construction
Restore Beirut Naval Base
Phase 1B
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A-E FY24 / Q4 Full & Open FY26 / Q1
Continue to rebuild the Beirut
Naval Base using the
Lebanese Armed Forces
Master Plan. Facilities will
include Base HQ, Navy HQ,
Slipway, Boat Yard, etc.
Lebanon FMF
Design &
Construction
Improve Hamat Air Base
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
TBD FY25 / Q1 Full & Open FY26 / Q3
Improve
Hamat Air Base
using the Lebanese Armed
Forces Master Plan. Facilities
will include Air Traffic Control
Tower, Rotary Wing Hangar,
Aircraft Fuel Point, Taxiways,
Squadron Operations
Building, etc.
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TAM Active Construction Contracts (Contract Values): 229$ M
P2 443309 - KU-B-UMG PATRIOT Sites 56$ M
P2 470098 - KU-B-HAU Artillery Camp Upgrades 30$ M
P2 369882 - Construct Care and Preservation Facility 26$ M
P2 461243 - KU-B-HBD PEB HAZMAT Maintenance Facility 14$ M
P2 476074 - KU-B-HBB Construct Logistics Warehouses 22$ M
P2 480088/480569 - KU-P-SBG Super Hornet Procurement B 52$ M
P2 480570 - KU-P-SBG Super Hornet Procurement C 26$ M
P2 505287 - KU-B-HBL 3th BDE JOC TSST Task Order 1$ M
P2 485040 - KU-B-UMP Maint & Repair Svcs, Apache Support
P2 443309 - KU-B-UMG PATRIOT Replacement of HVAC 1$ M
P2 494192 - KU-P-LDA Fixed Dive Recompression Chamber 2$ M
TAE Active Construction Contracts (Contract Values): 81$ M
P2 452564 - Marine Construction & Repairs 24$ M
P2 460809 - Unaccompanied Officers Quarters 22$ M
P2 508870 - Underground Electric Lines, Buehring 6$ M
P2 Various - TIP-C Secure Campus Facilities 7$ M
P2 502151 - ERCIP, ZN4 Microgrid Controller, 1.25 MW 13$ M
P2 498103 - UMMCA Vehicle Maintenance Facility (TEMF), Buehring 9$ M
TAM Projects in Pre-Award (CWE Values): 153$ M
P2 495349 - KU-B-HBK Maintenance & Service Contract (31 JAN 24)
P2 497741 - KU-B-HBL Construct/Renovate Warehouses, 35th BDE
P2 510436 - KU-B-HBM Provide MTCC O&M Services (30 JUN 24)
TAE Projects in Pre-Award (CWE Values): 100$ M
P2 503982 - ARTC Search House
P2 516718 - Kuwait MATOC M
P2 504376 ERCIP Hybrid Renewable Resilient Energy, Arifjan FY23
P2 506498 ERCIP ARTC Microgrid 13, Buehring FY24
TAM Projects in Design (PA Values): 289$ M
P2 480573 - KU-B-SBG Super Hornet Procurement D
P2 480549/480566/492701 - KU-P-SBG Super Hornet Procurement E
P2 509974 - KU-B-UXF Construct Apache Alert Facilities
P2 474252 - KU-B-HBB Camp Al Mujandeen (Design Only)
TAE Projects in Design (PA Values): 38$ M
P2 517917 - B550N Renovations
P2 500390 - ERCIP Zn1 Pad17 Hybrid Microgrid, Buehring FY26
P2 518097 - PAHP Water Sewer Connection, CAKU
P2 518097 - TIP-C & Patten AirField Sewer Water Connections, CAKU
P2 518099 - Bldg 404A Fire Suppression Repairs, CBKU
P2 518100 - Waste Water System Repair, CBKU TBD M
P2 518101 - Entry Control Point (ECP-2) Upgrades, CAKU TBD M
P2 - Entry Control Point (ECP-1) Upgrades, CBKU TBD M
CURRENT PROGRAM - KUWAIT
FMS Program: 4,105$ M
Active Construction 202$ M
Pre-Award 153$ M
Design 289$ M
Potential 3,462$ M
DCA-K Program:
490$
M
Active Construction 46
$
M
Pre-Award
-$
Design
-$
Potential 443
$ M
MILCON/O&M/ERCIP Program: 327$
M
Active Construction 61$ M
Pre-Award 100$ M
Design 36$ M
Potential 131$ M
Mission by Category
890M
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FMS Program - Offered (OED): 1,374$
M
P2 510438 - KU-B-HBN Ras Al Ard O&M & Enh Svcs (30 JUN 24)
P2 510446 - KU-B-HBF Const Blanket Order Case (31 DEC 24)
P2 515112 - KU-B-HBJ KMOD HQ Complex (31 AUG 24)
P2 515113 - KU-B-UYG NASAMS Sites (16 JUN 24)
FMS Program - In Development: 1,861$
M
P2 510440 - Construct MTCC 2
P2 510442 - KU-B-HBR Const KNB Sec Upgrade, Exp
P2 510445 - KU-B-HBQ Const Behaith Naval Base
P2 510448 - KU-B-HBP Ras Al Ard Nav Base for Onsh Log
P2 517593 - KU-B-HBS Const Warba Naval Base
P2 517594 - KU-B-HBT Const Ras Algaid Naval Base
P2 472118 - KU-P-SBG Super Hornet Additional Facilities (Amend)
P2 517443 - Clinical Simulation Laboratory
P2 517444 - KU-D-DAB Air Operations (AOC)
FMS Program - Pre-LOR: 227$ M
Caracal Beddown Facilities
P2 513018 - HTV Maint Facilities (Replacement for KU-B-UYB)
KU-B-HBO MTCC1 Operational Enhancements
KU-D-DAB Radars/Gap Fillers/Long Range (Amend) TBD M
Helipads at Falcon Range - Udari
Relocation of KC-130J Aprons/Shelters TBD M
DCA-K Program: 443$ M
Hot Cargo Pad, AASAB M
Tactical Airlift Ramp, AASAB M
ARCENT FWD HQ, CAKU
Aircraft Maintenance, North, CBKU
Aircraft Maintenance, South, CBKU M
Billeting, 150 Pax, CAKU M
Dormitory #1, 700 PAX, AASAB M
Billeting, 150 Pax, CAKU M
Dormitory #2, 700 PAX, AASAB M
Dining Facility, 1000 PAX, CBKU M
Dining Facility, AASAB M
C-130 Maintenance Shop, AASAB M
C-130 AGE Mainteance Shop, AASAB M
C-130 Squadron Operations/AMU, AASAB M
Waste Water System Expansion, CBKU M
Dining Facility, 500 PAX, CBKU M
Dining Facility, 1000 PAX, CAKU M
Vehicle Search Area (VSA) Road, Cargo City
Electrical Connection, AASAB TBD M
MILCON/O&M/ERCIP Program: 131$ M
MCA Dining Facility, 1000 PAX, CBKU, FY26
MCA Unaccompanied Personnel Housing 150 PAX, CAKU, FY26
MCA Dining Facility, 1000 PAX, CAKU, FY27
MCA Unaccompanied Personnel Housing 150 PAX, CAKU FY27
MCA Waster Water System Expansion, CBKU, FY27
POTENTIAL PROGRAM - KUWAIT
FMS Program: 4,105$ M
Active Construction 202$ M
Pre-Award 153$ M
Design 289$ M
Potential 3,462$ M
DCA-K Program:
490$
M
Active Construction 46
$
M
Pre-Award
-$
Design
-$
Potential 443
$ M
MILCON/O&M/ERCIP Program: 327$
M
Active Construction 61$ M
Pre-Award 100$ M
Design 36$ M
Potential 131$ M
Mission by Category
4,036M
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PPMD Opportunities – Kuwait FMS
Country Fund Type
Project
Type
Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
/(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-P-SBG, Super Hornet Proc D
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A-E COMPLETE Full & Open FY24/Q3
Design-Bid-Build construction
contract for (1) five new
sunshades sized for one aircraft
each, associated taxiway and
apron and demolition of existing
apron space; and (2) four new
hangar facilities each housing
two aircraft loaded with
munitions and ready for
immediate deployment.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-P-SBG, Super Hornet Proc E
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A-E COMPLETE Full & Open FY25/Q1
Design-Bid-
Build construction for
(1) new intermediate level
aircraft engine maintenance shop
with open maintenance spaces
and individual shops; (2) new
intermediate level airframes
maintenance shop; and (3) new
squadron operations facility sized
to house operational and
administrative spaces
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-UXF, Apache Support Facilities
$100,000,000 to
$250,000,000
USACE /A-E FY24/Q2
Program may be
executed via
various acquisition
strategies: Kuwait
JOC, MATOC &
Full & Open
FY25/Q1
New construction includes the
Apache Alert Hangars, Mission
Squadron Operation Facility,
Longbow Crew Trainer Facility,
Apache Alert Mission Ready
Magazine, Apache Logistics
Readiness Center Aviation
Facility, Apache Maintenance
Supply Warehouse, Rotary Wing
Taxiway and Power.
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Country Fund Type Project Type Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise /(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
Renovation of the Missile Assembly
Disassembly Facility (MADF)
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
TBD FY24/Q4 TBD FY25/Q4
Renovate existing MADF.
Includes slab on grade
removal replacement &
replacement of interior non-
load interior bearing walls &
other improvements.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
Construct Clinical Simulation Lab
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
TBD FY25/Q4 TBD FY26/Q4
To plan, design, & construct
a multi-story Clinical
Simulation Laboratory facility
that includes classrooms;
laboratory, practicum, clinical
training space, technology &
clinical simulation support,
administrative, & storage
space as well as site
development, utility
connections, parking, &
landscaping.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-UYG, Air Defense Systems,
Multiple Locations (NASAMS)
$250,000,000 to
$500,000,000
TBD FY25/Q1 Full & Open FY26/Q2
Services to include planning,
design, emergency
infrastructure, facility support
for new facilities, material
acquisition, & operations &
maintenance for all facilities
that support NASAMS.
Located at various locations
throughout Kuwait.
PPMD Opportunities – Kuwait FMS
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Country Fund Type
Project
Type
Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise /(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
Kuwait FMS Various
KU
-B-HBF, Blanket Construction
Case
$100,000,000 to
$250,000,000
USACE /A-
E -Projects
not
identified at
this time
FY25/Q2
-
To be determined
after identification
of size &
complexity of
projects are
known.
-
Program may be
executed via
various acquisition
strategies: Kuwait
JOC, MATOC &
Full & Open.
FY26/Q1
Provides for all program
support tasks, including but
not limited to, overall program
management, planning,
design, building & execution,
quality assurance, contract
award & management,
reviews & other building &
technical services as required
by KMOD.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-HBJ, KMOD HQ Complex
$250,000,000 to
$500,000,000
Complete,
however,
additional
design work
may be
required.
FY25/Q2
Full & Open unless
otherwise directed
by KMOD
FY26/Q4
Planning, design, &
construction of new Kuwait
Ministry of
Defence
Headquarters complex,
including Military &
Civilian/Minister Complexes.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-HBN, Ras Al Ard O&M &
Enhancement Services
$10,000,000 to
$25,000,000
USACE FY25/Q1
Full & Open
FY25 /Q4
Multi
-year O&M services as
well as facility enhancements
for Ras Al Ard Logistics
Station.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-UYB Heavy Tactical Vehicle
(HTV) Maintenance Facilities
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
TBD FY26/Q1
Full & Open
FY27 /Q1
Scope includes planning,
design & construction
services to construct new
warehouses for the Heavy
Tactical Vehicle (Oshkosh)
maintenance program.
Scope also includes
refurbishment of an existing
warehouse.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-HBQ, Construct Behaith Naval
Base
$100,000,000 to
$250,000,000
A-E FY26/Q1
Full & Open
FY27/Q1
Refurbish Kuwait Naval
Force outpost at
Behaith
Naval Base.
PPMD Opportunities – Kuwait FMS
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Country Fund Type
Project
Type
Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise /(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-HBS, Construct Warba Naval
Base
$100,000,000 to
$250,000,000
A-E FY26/Q1
Full & Open
FY27/Q1
Refurbish Kuwait Naval
Force outpost at
Warba
Naval Base.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-HBT, Construct Ras Al Gaid
Naval Base
$100,000,000 to
$250,000,000
A-E FY26/Q1
Full & Open
FY27/Q1
Refurbish Kuwait Naval
Force outpost at Ras Al
Gaid
Naval Base.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-HBB Caracal Beddown
Facilities, Multiple Locations
$250,000,000 to
$500,000,000
A-E 95% complete
Undetermined
(KMOD may
determine to
construct these
facilities with own
contract vehicles)
N/A (Design
Only)
Planning & design for
Caracal bed down & Kuwait
Naval Base & AASAB.
Design includes new ATCT,
hangars & support facilities.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-
HBP, Ras Al Ard Naval Base for
Onshore Logistics
$250,000,000 to
$500,000,000
A-E FY26/Q2
Full & Open
FY27/Q2
New seaside & landside
facilities at Ras Al Ard Naval
Base to support a permanent
onshore logistics station for
the MTCC forward offshore
platform.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-XXX, Construct MTCC2
$250,000,000 to
$500,000,000
A-E FY27/Q1
Full & Open
FY28/Q1
Construct Maritime Traffic
Coordination Center (MTCC)
2 to provide offshore security
presence for Kuwait Naval
Force within Al
Dorra Oil
Field.
Kuwait FMS
Design &
Construction
KU
-B-HBR, Const KNB Security
Upgrades & Expansion
$300,000,000 to
$700,000,000
A-E FY26/Q3
Full & Open
FY27/Q2
Repair & enhancement of
mission critical facilities as
well as base expansion
(harbor & landside
expansion).
PPMD Opportunities – Kuwait FMS
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MATTHEW S. REAGAN, PMP
BRANCH CHIEF
SAUDI ARABIA
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Saudi Snapshot - The Saudi Program is in a steady state with a $1.57B total program and $596.8M in
construction.
TAM and MDA continue to develop the construction support for the THAAD program. We expect the first
THAAD construction contracts let by RSADF before the end of this calendar year.
The RSLFAC program is currently being repackaged for multiple awards after the recent termination, with
the first award expected in July 2024. RSLFAC Phase II funding is expected after the Phase I re-awards.
TAM continues to develop new work with CBRN Defense Laboratories and other Ministry of Defense
agencies.
PPMD – KSA Overview
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PPMD – Saudi Program Overview
CURRENT PROGRAM $1.57B
Pre-Award: $976.7M
RSLFAC Phase 1 Re-Award Dammam
RSADF THAAD
RSNF Underground Command and Control Center
RSNF MH-60R Training Facility
Construction: $596.8M
RSLFAC CH-47 Facilities
RSLFAC AL Kharj Warehouse
RSLFAC Khamis Simulator
RLSFAC Al Qassim Simulator
RSNF MH-60R Facilities
RSNF MMSC Initial Operating Capability Facilities
RSNF MMSC Harpoon Missile Maintenance Facility
POTENTIAL / FUTURE PROGRAM: $1.1B
Royal Saudi Land Forces $3500M
RSLFAC Phase 2A Follow On Case
Royal Saudi Naval Forces $350M
MH-60R Lot 2
Ministry of Defense $400M
Chemical, Biological, Radioactive, and Nuclear
(CBRN) Defense Laboratory
FMS Other MILCON
CURRENT PROGRAM: $1.57B
14 Projects
Pre-Award $976.7B
4 Projects
Construction $596.8M
7 Projects
POTENTIAL FUTURE PROGRAM: $1.1B
3 Projects
SYNOPSIS
With MMSC in the construction phase, the Saudi PMO is growing significantly (30+ personnel – both DACs and contract support); There is a large
potential for future work in KSA.
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PPMD Opportunities – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Country Fund Type
Project Type
Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise /(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
KSA FMS
Design &
Construction
SR-P-SBU, RSNF MH-60R Lot 2-
additional facilities & infrastructure
$250,000,000 to
$500,000,000
Long range;
not
determined
TBD
Long range; not
determined
Long Range
Facilities & Infrastructure to
support the second purchase
of 20 MH
-60R Helicopters.
Facilities include
Maintenance Hangar,
Parking Apron, Taxiway,
support facilities, etc.;
multiple locations.
KSA FMS
Design &
Construction
CBRNE Defense labs
$250,000,000 to
$500,000,000
Long range;
not
determined
TBD
Long range; not
determined
Long Range
Design & construction of new
CRBN laboratories in KSA
KSA FMS
Design &
Construction
SR-B-ZAN, RSLFAC 3 Base
Expansion Phase 2
$250,000,000 to
$500,000,000
A-E Complete
Saudi MATOC
TBD
Facilities to support the 3
-
Base Expansion
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JOHN G. PLUMMER
BRANCH CHIEF
JORDAN, BAHRAIN, UAE, QATAR
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SETTING THE STANDARD
Jordan Snapshot - Jordan program is projected to continue to grow over the next few years. The FY23 MPPL
(FY26-30) has identified $350.1M in potential MILCON & O&M. The Jordan FMS program is still in
development. The AFCENT O&M program as well as the JOC program are contingent on available funding in
FY24.
Bahrain Snapshot – The Bahrain MILCON program is projected to continue to grow over the next few years.
The FY23 MPPL (FY26-30) has identified $342.3M in potential MILCON
.
UAE Snapshot - The UAE USDA (United States Development Area) Program is a design only program and it
is expected to continue to grow over the next several years. There are however 9 Secure Facilities estimated
@ over $100M in construction. The designs are already complete however the construction will be a USACE
contract to US Contractors.
Qatar Snapshot – The Qatar MILCON program construction will be complete in FY24. There is no planned
MILCON in Qatar through FY30. The FMS program continues to grow over the next several years with 6
planned projects estimated at $355.3M. The 2350J 2040 Qatar Development Area (QDA) program has 10
potential projects estimated at $3.5B. QDA will be funded by the host nation.
PPMD – Jordan, Bahrain, UAE, & Qatar
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PPMD – Jordan Program Overview
CURRENT PROGRAM $188.5M
Design Only $0.0M
• None
Pre-Award (Design): $90.2M
FY24 Runway 0826 Repair
FY23 Camp Xiphos Admin Facility
Construction: $123.4M
FY18 Aprons (Package #2)
FY21 Munitions Storage Area
FY21 Air Traffic Control Tower
FY23 Bulk POL Storage
FY23 Fuel Cell & MX Hangars
FY22 Construct Concrete Apron CV22
FY23 KFAB DFAC Renovation
FY23 Repair Under MAAS
FY23 KFAB 5x Barracks Renovation
POTENTIAL / FUTURE PROGRAM:
$350.1M
MILCON:FY22 MPPL (FY26-30)
10 Projects totaling $350.1M
FY26 Dormitory Complex
FY27 Flightline Fuel Distribution
FY27 Expand Airfield Aprons
FY28 APS 5 Warehouse
FY28 Munition Storage Complex
FY28 Theater Data Center
FY30 Dormitory Complex, Phase 2
FY25 Water Well
FY25 LIMA 1 & LIMA 2Airfield Pavement Repair
FY25 KFAB Airfield Pavement Repair
AFCENT O&M Design Support Program
TBD
FMS
TBD
SYNOPSIS
The Jordan program is projected to continue to grow over the next few years. The FY23 MPPL (FY26-30) has identified $350.1M in potential MILCON & O&M. The
Jordan FMS program is still in development. The AFCENT O&M program as well as the JOC program are contingent on available funding in FY24.
FMS Other MILCON
CURRENT PROGRAM: $213.6M
11 Projects
Design Only $0.0M
None
Pre-Award $90.2M
2 Projects
Construction $123.4M
9 Projects
POTENTIAL FUTURE PROGRAM:
$350.1M
10 Projects
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SETTING THE STANDARD
Country Fund Type Project Type Project Name Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise /(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
Jordan MILCON
Design &
Construction
Dormitory Complex, Phase 1
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A-E FY25/Q2
Full & Open
FY26/Q1
Design & Construction of a
multi dorm complex located
in Jordan
Jordan MILCON
Design &
Construction
MSAB EXPAN AIRFIELD APRONS
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A-E FY25/Q2
Full & Open
FY26/Q1
Design & construction for
horizontal airfield work
located in Jordan
Jordan MILCON
Design &
Construction
MSAB Theater Data Center
$10,000,000 to
$25,000,000
A-E FY26/Q2
Full & Open
FY27/Q1
Design & construction for
virtical work of a data center
located in Jordan
Jordan MILCON
Design &
Construction
Flightline Fuel Distribution
$10,000,000 to
$25,000,000
A-E FY25/Q2
Full & Open
FY26/Q1
Design & construction for
horizontal utility work located
in Jordan
Jordan MILCON
Design &
Construction
APS
-5 Climate Controlled Warehouse
$100,000,000 to
$250,000,000
A-E FY26/Q2
Full & Open
FY27/Q1
Design & Construction for
vertical warehouse storage
work located in Jordan
Jordan MILCON
Design &
Construction
Munitions Storage Area
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A-E FY26/Q2
Full & Open
FY27/Q1
Design & Construction for
vertical Munitions Storage
located in Jordan
Jordan MILCON
Design &
Construction
Dormitory Complex, Phase 2
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A-E FY28/Q2
Full & Open
FY29/Q1
Design & Construction of a
multi dorm complex located
at an in Jordan
PPMD Opportunities – Jordan
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SETTING THE STANDARD
Country Fund Type
Project Type
Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise /(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
Jordan O&M
Design &
Construction
KFAB Water Well
$0.00 to $5,000,000
A-E FY25/Q2
TBD
FY26/Q1
Design & Construction of a
Water Well in Jordan
Jordan O&M
Design &
Construction
LIMA1 & LIMA 2, Airfield Pavement
Repair
$0.00 to $5,000,000
A-E FY25/Q2
TBD
FY26/Q1
Design & construction for
Airfield Repair located in
Jordan
Jordan O&M
Design &
Construction
KFAB Airfield Repair
$0.00 to $10,000,000
A-E FY25/Q2
TBD
FY26/Q1
Design & construction for
Airfield repair located in
Jordan
PPMD Opportunities – Jordan
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PPMD – Bahrain Program Overview
SYNOPSIS
The Bahrain MILCON program is projected to continue to grow over the next few years. The FY23 MPPL (FY26-30) has identified $342.3M in potential
MILCON
.
CURRENT PROGRAM: $96.0M
Pre-Award: $26.3M
FY19 P-992 Fleet Maint. Facility
Construction: $69.7M
FY21 P-964 Shore to Ship Utility Service,
FY20 P-974 Electrical System Upgrade,
FMS $0.0M
Design Only:
None
Pre-Award:
None
Construction:
None
FMS Other MILCON
POTENTIAL FUTURE PROGRAM $342.3M:
MILCON $342.3M
5 Projects
FY27 P187 Shore to Ship Utility Mina Salman Pier
FY27 P221 Aircraft Ready Fuel Storage Distribution
FY27 P224 Clear Water Rinse System
FY28 P979 DISA Core Data Center
FY28 P260 HQ Overhead Cover System
CURRENT PROGRAM: $96.0M
6 Projects
Design Only $0.0M
0 Project
Pre-Award $26.3M
1 Projects
Construction $69.7M
2 Projects
POTENTIAL FUTURE PROGRAM:
$342.3M
5 Projects
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Country
Fund Type
Project
Type
Project Name Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
/(FY /Quarter)
Scope Summary
Bahrain MILCON
Design &
Construction
P187 Shore to Ship Utility for
Mina Salma Pier
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A
-E FY25/Q2 Full & Open FY26/Q1
Design & Construction for
hortizontal utility work
located in Bahrain
Bahrain MILCON
Design &
Construction
P221
- Aircraft Ready Fuels
Storage Distribution
$100,000,000 to
$250,000,000
A
-E FY25/Q2 Full & Open FY26/Q1
Design & Construction for
hortizontal utility work
located in Bahrain
Bahrain MILCON
Design &
Construction
P224
- P8a Clear Water Rinse
System
$10,000,000 to
$25,000,000
A
-E FY25/Q2 Full & Open FY26/Q1
Design & Construction for
hortizontal utility work
located in Bahrain
Bahrain MILCON
Design &
Construction
P979
- DISA Core Data Center
$100,000,000 to
$250,000,000
A
-E FY26/Q2 Full & Open FY27/Q1
Design & Construction for
vertical Construction
located in Bahrain
Bahrain MILCON
Design &
Construction
P260
– HQ Overhead Cover
System
$10,000,000 to
$20,000,000
A
-E FY26/Q2 Full & Open FY27/Q1
Design & Construction for
vertical Construction
located in Bahrain
PPMD Opportunities – Bahrain
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PPMD – UAE Program Overview
CURRENT PROGRAM $153.5M
Pre-Award: $0.0M
None
Construction: $39.2M
FY13 P960 Triton Operational Facilities
Design Only $114.3M
USDA Program:
USDA Refueler/ISR Ramp Support Facs (TO-02 PKG-2A2)
USDA MOTown (TO-02 PKG-2B)
USDA Fighter Ramp (Pavements) (TO-02 PKG-2C)
USDA Refueler/ISR Ramp & Hangars (TO-02 PKG-2A1)
USDA ISR Support/Monopoles/FOB MCS/LRE) USDA T0-3E
USDA LSA, Phase A & Utilities (TO-03)
USDA USDA T0-3D
USDA Fuel Storage Complex) USDA T0-4
USDA Fighter Hangars, USDA (TO-03B)
USDA LSA Phase B & D (Dorms/Dining) (TO-03)
USDA LSA Support Facilities) USDA T0-06 Pkg 5A-1
FMS
None
POTENTIAL / FUTURE PROGRAM: $127.7M
USDA Program Construction (2350J Burden Sharing) Approx. $100M
9 USDA Projects Secure Facilities (Construction Only)
USDA Program Design Only $27.7M
5 USDA Design Only Projects
USDA LSA, Phase B
USDA Bulk Fuel Storage
USDA LSA, Phase C
USDA LSA, Phase D Remaining
USDA (Remaining) Roads, Fences, AT/FP
FMS
None
FMS Other MILCON
CURRENT PROGRAM: $153.5M
4 Projects
Design Only $114.3M
11 Projects
Pre-Award $0.0M
None
Construction $39.2
1 Projects
POTENTIAL FUTURE PROGRAM:
$127.7M
14 Projects
SYNOPSIS
The UAE USDA (United States Development Area) Program is a design only program and it is expected to continue to grow over the next several years.
There are however 9 Secure Facilities estimated @ $100M in construction. The designs are already complete however the construction will be a USACE
contract to US Contractors.
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PPMD Opportunities – UAE
Country Fund Type
Project
Type
Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise /(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
UAE
MILCON
P&D
Design Only
UAE
- USDA LSA, Phase B
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A-E Q4/FY25
N/A
N/A
Design only effort for a Life
Support Area at Al Dhafra Air
Base
UAE
MILCON
P&D
Design Only
UAE
- USDA LSA, Phase C
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A-E Q4/FY25
N/A
N/A
Design only effort for a Life
Support Area at Al Dhafra Air
Base
UAE
MILCON
P&D
Design Only
UAE
- USDA LSA, Phase D
Remaining
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A-E Q4/FY25
N/A
N/A
Design only effort for a Life
Support Area at Al Dhafra Air
Base
UAE
MILCON
P&D
Design Only
UAE
- USDA (Remaining) Roads,
Fences, AT/FP
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A-E Q4/FY24
N/A
N/A
Design Only effort for
horizontal Construction
surrounding the Life Support
Area at Al Dhafra Air Base
UAE
MILCON
P&D
Design Only
UAE
- USDA Bulk Fuel Storage
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A-E Q4/FY25
N/A
N/A
Design Only effort for
horizontal Construction
surrounding the Life Support
Area at Al Dhafra Air Base
UAE
MILCON
P&D
Design&
Construct
UAE
- USDA 9 Secure Facilities
$100,000,000 to
$200,000,000
A-E TBD
TBD
TBD
Design and Construction
Secure Facilities at Al Dhafra
Air Base
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PPMD – Qatar Program Overview
CURRENT PROGRAM: $581.9M
4 Projects
Design Only $800.0K
None
Pre-Award $0.0M
None
Construction $581.1
2 Projects
POTENTIAL FUTURE PROGRAM: $3.9B
16 Projects
CURRENT PROGRAM 567.5
MILCON Program: $23.8M
Design Only: $800K
Space Campus Master Plan
Pre-Award (Design): $0.0M
None.
Construction: $23.8M
FY19 Trans Regional Logistics Complex
FMS Program $581.1M
Pre-Award (Design) $0.0M
None
Construction: $543.7M
Falcon 5 / F-15 Program, $543.7M
POTENTIAL / FUTURE PROGRAM:
$3.9B
MILCON
• None planned thru FY30
O&M
• None planned thru FY30
FMS $355.3M
6 Projects
• Shield 5 Sites 5
• Shield 5 Site 6
• Shield 5 Site 7b
• Shield 5 Site 8
• State of Qatar Communications
• Falcon 3 Phase 3
2350J QDA 2040 Secure Facilities Approx. $3.5B
10 Secure Facilities projects
SYNOPSIS
The Qatar MILCON program construction will be complete in FY24. There is no planned MILCON in Qatar through FY30. The FMS program continues to grow over the next several years with 6 planned
projects estimated at $355.3M. The 2350J 2040 Qatar Development Area (QDA) program has 10 potential projects estimated at $3.5B. QDA program will be funded by the host nation.
FMS Other MILCON
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SETTING THE STANDARD
Country
Fund
Type
Project Type Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
/(FY /Quarter)
Scope Summary
Qatar FMS
Design &
Construction
Falcon 3
-
PH 3 ? Upgrade Existing
Airfield Lighting System
-AUAB
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A
-E FY24/Q3
TBD
FY26/Q2
Design & Construction for
hortizontal utility work
located in Qatar
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
Consolidated ISR Squadron
Operations & Task Force 99
Facility
$10,000,000 to
$25,000,000
A
-E FY25/Q2
TBD
FY26/Q1
Design & Construction for
hortizontal utility work
located in Qatar
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
Bomber Squadron Operations
Facility
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A
-E FY26/Q2
Full & Open
FY27/Q1
Design & Construction for
vertical operations
construction in Qatar
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
Space Campus
- JTAGS & Silent
Sentry
$500,000,000 to
$750,000,000
A
-E FY24/Q3
Full & Open
FY26/Q2
Design & Construction for
vertical operations
construction in Qatar
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
SOF Compound Renovate /Repair
$500,000,000 to
$750,000,000
A
-E FY25/Q2
Full & Open
FY26/Q1
Design & Renovation for
vertical construction in
Qatar
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
Combined Air Operations Center
(CAOC)
$750,000,000 to
$1,500,000,000
A
-E FY24/Q3
Full & Open
FY26/Q2
Design & Construction for
vertical operations
construction in Qatar
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
Renovate Wing HQ for OPS & MX
Groups
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A
-E FY27/Q2
Full & Open
FY28/Q1
Design & Renovation for
vertical construction in
Qatar
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
Consolidated Air Force Office of
Special Investigations (AFOSI)
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A
-E FY26/Q2
Full & Open
FY27/Q1
Design & Construction for
vertical operations
construction in Qatar
PPMD Opportunities – Qatar
U.S. Occupancy
MILCON, O&M, Defense Cooperation Agreement (DCA)
Foreign Military Occupancy
Foreign Military Sales (FMS), Foreign Military Financing (FMF)
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SETTING THE STANDARD
Country
Fund Type
Project
Type
Project Name
Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
/(FY /Quarter)
Scope Summary
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
Construct WOC
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A
-E FY26/Q2 Full & Open FY27/Q1
Design & Construction for
vertical operations
construction in Qatar
Qatar DCA
Design &
Construction
Add/Alter Multi-Squadron
Operations Facility (Tanker
Squadron)
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
A
-E FY26/Q2 Full & Open FY27/Q1
Design & Construction for
vertical operations
construction in Qatar
Qatar FMS
Design &
Construction
Shield 5, Site 8 (PATRIOT Site)
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A
-E
FY24/Q2
Full & Open
FY24/Q4
Design & Construction for
vertical & horizontal
construction in Qatar
Qatar FMS
Design &
Construction
Shield 5, Site 7B (PATRIOT
Academy)
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A
-E
FY24/Q4
Full & Open
FY25/Q2
Design & Construction for
vertical & horizontal
construction in Qatar
Qatar FMS
Design &
Construction
Shield 5, Site 6 (PATRIOT Site)
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A
-E
FY24/Q4
Full & Open
FY25/Q2
Design & Construction for
vertical & horizontal
construction in Qatar
Qatar FMS
Design &
Construction
Shield 5, Site 5 (Additional
Facilities)
$10,000,000 to
$25,000,000
A
-E
FY23/Q1
Full & Open
FY24/Q4
Design & Construction for
vertical & horizontal
construction in Qatar
Qatar FMS
Design &
Construction
State of Qatar - Communications
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
A
-E
FY23/Q1
Full & Open
FY24/Q4
Design & Construction for
utility work in Qatar
PPMD Opportunities – Qatar
U.S. Occupancy
MILCON, O&M, Defense Cooperation Agreement (DCA)
Foreign Military Occupancy
Foreign Military Sales (FMS), Foreign Military Financing (FMF)
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BRIAN H. BALL, P.E., PMP
BRANCH CHIEF
SERVICES AND PROCUREMENTS / EGYPT
36
SETTING THE STANDARD
PPMD Services & Procurements / Egypt Overview
Egypt continues to steadily maintain and slowly grow their program. Most Egypt contracts
are sole sourced at the HN direction (particularly the service contracts), but the CH-47 and
other programs should offer new reasonably sized F&O construction opportunities.
The Kuwait O&M services program has had multiple new O&M requirements officially
authorized and acquisition efforts have begun on a combined $80M in new IDIQ contracts
which will be solicited using full & open competition.
The Qatar O&M services program is poised to grow as well, but open competition
opportunities may continue to be limited.
TAM is currently in the process of competing and re-competing significantly sized IDIQs for
professional services, including the new A-E Design MATOC as well as other A-E and
construction oversight support contracts.
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SETTING THE STANDARD
CURRENT PROGRAM:
$609M
• $243M actual
• $366M capacity
POTENTIAL FUTURE
PROGRAM:
$703M
• $192M actual
• $511M capacity
NOTES:
Egypt has made or is planning to
make several large military
equipment purchases through the
FMF program that are starting to
translate into at least a few
significantly sized projects in the
near term. They will however likely
need to slow down in the medium
term to replenish their FMF budgets.
TAM anticipates O&M type work in
support of FMS construction
programs to grow in the next several
years AOR wide.
SYNOPSIS
Services and Procurements provide supportive capabilities to AOR Wide missions and customers, to include the development of acquisition tools, including
several planned IDIQ contracts.
TAM Services and Procurements can provide a Total Package approach to our FMS Customers: Design-Build-Sustain
CURRENT PROGRAM (ACTIVE CONTRACTS):
KUWAIT: (Value $16M)
Apache O&M
Patriot HVAC Service IDIQ
Air Defense Frequency Converter O&M
JORDAN (Value $2M)
Bunker Retrofit Ph 2
ARCENT (Value $255M)
GFEBS RE Support Services
RLB Supply IDIQ
EGYPT:
Active Construction/Hybrid Contracts (Value $220M)
–EG-D-QBH Pacer Forge Support Contract
EG-D-QBH F-16 Maint. Hangar, Marsa Matroh
EG-D-QBR Pacer Forge Spare Parts
EG-B-HDF Egyptian Navy SATOC
EG-B-HDL Multi Use Training Facility
EG-B-HDK CH47 Bed-down Support Facilities
Active Procurements and Services (Value: $38M)
EG-B-HAU, Ship Lift Inspections
EG-B-HCY, Ship Lift Spare Parts and Equipment
EG-B-HDB, EAA Logistics Center Maint.
EG-B-HDC, Air Defense Facility Maint. and Repairs
EG-B-HDI, Construction Equip. Spare Parts
EG-B-VJV, M1A1 Warehouse O&M
EG-B-HDJ, Procure Fiber Optic System Tech Support
EG-B-HDM, ENAD Sustainment Support Procurements
ISRAEL: (Value $45M)
IS-B-HBX, Precast Facility MATOC
QATAR: (Value $33M)
Shield 5 O&M
POTENTIAL / FUTURE PROGRAM:
EGYPT:
FMF Construction Program ~$135M
EG-D-SAD, C-130J Bed-down Support Facilities
F-16 Engine Block Upgrades / Simulator Facility
EG-B-HDL, Fut. Egyptian Navy General Facility Construction*
FMF Procurements/Services Program ~$35M:
EG-B-HDN, Syncrolift Inspections & Parts*
EG-B-HDG, New Hybrid Generator Procurement*
EG-B-HDO, Workshop #4 O&M*
EG-B-HXX, De-militarization/Autoclave Procurement
EG-B-HXX, Wind Tunnel O&M
KUWAIT: ~$78M
KMOD MSC-K O&M
KNF MTCC O&M
SAUDI ARABIA: ~$50M
Long Term Saudi Personal Services
QATAR: ~$30M
Falcon 5 O&M*
A-E SERVICES: ~$375M
AOR Wide Master Planning SATOC
AOR Wide A-E Design MATOC
ITR SATOC
Geotech Investigation SATOC
SERVICES AND PROCUREMENTS / EGYPT
FMS Other MILCON
Potential Future Projects
which are likely to be sole
sourced or use limited
competition have been
marked w/ an asterisk (*)
Updated: February 2024
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SETTING THE STANDARD
Country Fund Type
Project
Type
Project Name
Magnitude
Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start
(FY /Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
/(FY
/Quarter)
Scope Summary
AOR VARIOUS Services
AOR Wide CPSS
SATOC
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
N/A Underway Full & Open FY24/Q3
AoR wide construction phase
support services (non-personal
services) SATOC to augment TAM
construction personnel.
AOR VARIOUS Services ITR SATOC
$25,000,000 to
$50,000,000
N/A Underway Full & Open FY25/Q2
AoR wide SATOC for Independent
Technical Reviews of TAM & TAM
A-E developed design documents.
AOR VARIOUS Services
Geotechnical
Investgation SATOC
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
N/A Underway Full & Open FY25/Q1
Worldwide A-E design SATOC to
support TAM Center of
Standardization for Non-Permanent
Facilities.
Egypt FMS Supply
Egyptian Navy –
Various Procurements
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
N/A Varies
Multiple
Competitive
Procurements
Multiple
Multiple F&O procurements to
support Egyptian Navy shipyard
sustainment programs.
KSA FMS Services
Saudi Arabia Personal
Services (Construction
Oversight – Long Term)
$25,000,000 to
$100,000,000
N/A FY24/Q4
Full & Open
Five-
year Firm
Fixed Price
Services IDIQ
FY25
Long term personal services
contract to augment TAM field staff
throughout KSA.
PPMD Opportunities – Services & Procurements
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SETTING THE STANDARD
Country Fund Type Project Type Project Name Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
/(FY /Quarter)
Scope Summary
Kuwait FMS Services Kuwait MTCC O&M
$25,000,000 to
$50,000,000
N/A Underway
Full & Open –
Multi-year
SATOC
FY24/Q2
Comprehensive facility
O&M services for the
MTCC offshore
platform.
Kuwait FMS Services
Kuwait Country Wide
Maintenance & Support
Contract (MSC-K)
$25,000,000 to
$50,000,000
N/A Underway
Full & Open –
Multi-year
SATOC
FY24/Q2
Facility O&M services
for multiple KMOD
camps & installations
country-wide.
Israel FMF Supply
Israel Pre-Cast Facility
Supply MATOC
$25,000,000 to
$50,000,000
N/A Underway
Full & Open –
Multi-year
MATOC
FY24/Q4
Supply MATOC for
manufacture & delivery
of various pre-cast
facility solutions.
PPMD Opportunities – Services & Procurements
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SETTING THE STANDARD
Country
Fund
Type
Project Type Project Name Magnitude Range
Design
Strategy
Design Start (FY
/Quarter)
Construction
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
/(FY /Quarter)
Scope Summary
Egypt FMS
Design &
Construction
CH-47 Bed down - Egypt
$50,000,000 to
$100,000,000
TBD Underway Full & Open FY25/2Q
Multiple new facilities to
support a recent CH47
purchase by the EAF,
including a new
maintenance hangar,
Anchas AB, Egypt.
Egypt FMS
Design &
Construction
C130J Bed Down, Immediate
Requirements - Egypt
$5,000,000 to
$10,000,000
TBD FY24/2Q Not Determined FY25/1Q
Potential project to include
multiple small facilities
&/or renovation activities
to support a C130J
purchase by the EAF. In
very early planning
stages.
PPMD Opportunities – Egypt Construction
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PETER A. DEMATTEI
BRANCH CHIEF
ISRAEL
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TAM ISRAEL TEAM ORGANIZATION CHART
COL Secrist
Commander
PM OIR ESSAYONS
INACTIVE
ORG
N011ES4 RFXXXX
Ofer Davidi
Israel Branch
Program Manager
Forward
Pete
DeMattei Israel
Branch Chief
Ramin Sabet
Engineering
Deputy Chief
Greg Taylor
Engineering
DIV Chief
Ken Baker
Contracting
Construction
Branch Chief
MAJ Space
Contracting
Israel Contracting
Officer (KO)
Lisa Billman
Contracting
DIV Chief
Michelle Pearman
Contracting
Deputy Chief
Neal Thibault
Construction
Deputy Chief
Tom Waters
Directorate of
Programs
Paul Holcomb
Construction
DIV Chief
Stason Sellers
Israel Construction
Manager
MAJ Garner
Israel Deputy Area
Engineer
Orly Koren
Israel Design
Liaison (COR)
Key
Denotes Direct Reporting Relationship:
Denotes OPCON Reporting Relationship:
Denotes National Org Office:
Denotes Forward in Israel:
Rob Corkrum
Contracting
Israel Contracting
Officer (KO)
Cynthia Darlington
Engineering
Design Branch
Chief
Sean O’Bannon
Engineering
Israel Design
Manager (COR)
Transition Lead
Mark Koppenhaver
Engineering
Israel Design
Manager
Greg Schultz
Israel Area
Engineer
Carlos Estrella
Construction
Quality Assurance
Branch Chief
Rob McKenney
District Counsel
Rebecca
Bockmann
Deputy Counsel/
Lead Counsel for
Israel Branch
Robert Leitch
Israel Branch
Project Manager
(NAU)
MAJ Terbilcox
Israel Branch
Project Manager
Joey Behr
PPMD Deputy Chief
LTC Aki
Israel
Branch Officer
Forward
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NAME TITLE EMAIL
Continuing Israel Program Team Members
Mr. Ofer Davidi
FMF Program Manager Forward
ofer.davidi@usace.army.mil
Mr. Robert Corkrum PCO/Contract Specialist robert.e.corkrum@usace.army.mil
Mr. Greg Schulz Area Engineer, Israel gregory.m.schulz@usace.army.mil
Mr. Steve Paul Administrative Contracting Officer steven.m.paul@usace.army.mil
Mr. Doug Wesemann Administrative Contracting Officer doug.a.wesemann@usace.army.mil
New Israel Program Team Members
Mr. Pete DeMattei Israel Branch Chief peter.a.demattei@usace.army.mil
MAJ Dan Terbilcox Project Manager daniel.f.terbilcox@usace.army.mil
Mr. Ofer Davidi FMF Program Manager Forward ofer.davidi@usace.army.mil
Mr. Sean O’Bannon A-E Contracting Officer’s Rep (COR) sean.o’bannon@usace.army.mil
MAJ Jonathan Space Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO) jonathan.m.space@usace.army.mil
KEY TAM ISRAEL POINTS OF CONTACT
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Overview – The Israel FMS Program
supports U.S. foreign policy and regional
security goals by enabling Israel to
improve their defense capabilities and
work toward common security goals while
cementing cooperative bilateral military
relationships and enhancing
interoperability with U.S. forces. Projects
range from military facilities to
infrastructure.
History – The U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers has been involved in
construction in Israel since the 1979 Camp
David Accords called for construction of
facilities to replace ones vacated in the
agreement.
Execution:
• $1.2B in total active Letters of Offer and
Acceptance (LOAs).
• $100M average annual awards.
• Currently 5 projects in construction
valued at $172M
MAJOR PROGRAMS – ISRAEL FOREIGN MILITARY SALES
ISRA EL
Typical Projects
• Support of F35i (Hangers,
Airfields/Runways, Fueling Stations,
Squadron Ops, Training Facilities,
Simulators)
• Ammunition Storage
• Barracks
• Command and Control Facilities
• Intelligence Facilities
• Military Port Expansion
• Pier construction
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PPMD Opportunities – Israel
Country
Fund
Type
Project
Type
Project Name
Magnitude
Range
Design
Strategy
Design
Start
(FY/QTR)
Constructio
n
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
(FY/QTR)
Scope Summary
Israel FMS/FMF Construction CH53K Between
$100M and
$250M
AE Ongoing Full and Open Q1/FY25 Beddown for CH53K. 2 Hangars, combat
depot, infrastructure, wash rack, parking and
aprons
Israel FMS/FMF Construction HQ 328 Between
$5M and
$10M
IMOD Ongoing MATOC Q3/FY24 1 story vertical office building designed for
net zero
Israel FMS/FMF Construction Defense Systems
Utilities
Between
$100M and
$250M
IMOD Q2/FY24 Full and Open Q2/FY25 3 Office Bldgs, workshop, lab, log center,
automated warehouse
Israel FMS/FMF Construction F-35 Beddown # 2 Between
$250M and
$500M
IMOD FY24 Full and Open Q2/FY25 Maintenance, Hangar, tech center, squadron
bldg., storage complex, comm bldg., aviation
storage complex, simulator, engine repair
shop, paint shop
Israel ERC Construction CJOC Between
$1M
and $5M
AE Completed MATOC Q3/FY24 Eletric, HVAC, and finish works
Israel ERC Construction
CJOC Fencing and
pavements
Between
$1M
and $5M
AE Q3/FY24 MATOC Q2/FY25 Fencing, asphalt paving
Israel ERC Construction Hot Cargo Pad Between
$5M
and $10M
AE Q2/FY25 MATOC Q1/FY26 Concrete and Asphalt paving
Israel ERC Construction Pre-Fab Barracks Between
$1M
and $5M
AE Completed MATOC Q2/FY25 Residential, showers/Bathrooms
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PPMD Opportunities – Israel
Country
Fund
Type
Project
Type
Project Name
Magnitude
Range
Design
Strategy
Design
Start
(FY/QTR)
Constructio
n
Acquisition
Strategy
Advertise
(FY/QTR)
Scope Summary
Israel FMS/FMF Construction Infirmary Between
$10M and
$25M
AE
Ongoing MATOC Q3/FY24 1200 SM Combat support facility 2 story
construction
Israel FMS/FMF Construction Ammo Storage
Facilities
Between
$25M and
$100M
AE Ongoing Full and Open Q2FY25
Complex of facilities, temp control storage,
2 support bldgs. For ammo assembly
Israel FMS/FMF Supply Prefab Elements
(includes a seed
TO)
Seed TO
Range $5M
and $10M
IMOD Completed MATOC Q3/FY24 Concrete prefab elements, shelters, etc.,
using a price book and items/level of effort
Israel FMS/FMF Construction Atlit HQ Building
(INF)
Between
$10M and
$25M
IMOD Ongoing Full and Open 1Q/FY25 HQ Office Bldg. for Navy, administrative
space, secure space
Israel FMS/FMF Design F35 Paint Facility
Between $1M
and $5M
AE Q3/FY24
TORN
Israel AE
MATOC
F35 Paint Facility
Israel FMS/FMF Design TAMA 58
Between $1M
and $5M
AE Q3/FY24
TORN
Israel AE
MATOC
Vehicle Maint. Facilities at 3 locations
Israel FMS/FMF Construction KC-46 Between
$25M and
$100M
AE Ongoing Full and Open Q4/FY24 12,000 SM beddown for new CK-46,
hangar, supply storage, pump house,
wash rack, equipment support facilities
Israel FMS/FMF Design CH53K
Between $1M
and $5M
AE Q3/FY24
TORN
Israel AE
MATOC
CH53K Rotor maintenance facility
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Q&A Session
