INTRODUCTION Mr. Benjamin W. Lawless NGB/A7O Chief, Operations Division Installations and Mission Support Directorate

INTRODUCTION

Mr. Benjamin W. Lawless

NGB/A7O

Chief, Operations Division

Installations and Mission Support Directorate

Guarding America - Defending Freedom 2

Air National Guard Installation Locations

141 ARW / FAIRCHILD AFB

254 RHF/CAMP MURRAY

142 FIG / PORTLAND

173 FW / KINGSLEY FIELD124 FW / BOISE

129 RQG / MOFFET FIELD

144 FW / FRESNO

146 AW / CHANNEL ISLAND

163 ARW / MARCH RFB /RHSTS

152 AW / RENO151 ARW /SALT LAKE CITY

153 AW / CHEYENNE

219 RED HORSE / 120 FW / GREAT FALLS

140 FW / BUCKLEY ANGB

161 ARW /PHOENIX

162 FW /TUCSON

150 FW / KIRTLAND AFB / ALBUQUERQUE

136 AW / NAS FORT WORTH

147 FW / ELLINGTON FIELD

149 FW /KELLY AFB /SAN ANTONIO

159 FW / NAS NEW ORLEANS

137 AW / OKLAHOMA CITY

138 FWTULSA

119 FW / FARGO / RHSTS

114 FW / SIOUX FALLS

185 FW SIOUX CITY

132 FW /DES MOINES

155 ARW / LINCOLN

190 ARW / TOPEKA

184 FW / MCCONNELL AFB / WICHITA

139 AW / ST JOSEPH

131 FW / ST LOUIS

183 FW /SPRINGFIELD

182 AWPEORIA

126 ARW / CHICAGO

148 FW / DULUTH

133 AW / MINNEAPOLIS 128 FW /MADISON

128 ARWMILWAUKEE

CRTCVOLK FIELD

110 FWBATTLE CREEK

127 FW/191 AWSELFRIDGE ANGB

188 FW / FORT SMITH/ RHSTS

189 AWLITTLE ROCK AFB / LITTLE ROCK

186 ARW /MERIDIAN

172 AW / JACKSON

209 CES / CRTC / GULFPORT

187 FW /MONTGOMERY

117 ARW /BIRMINGHAM

164 AW / MEMPHIS

118 AW / NASHVILLE

134 ARW /KNOXVILLE

123 AW / LOUISVILLE

181 FW / TERRE HAUTE

122 FW / FT WAYNE

180 FWTOLEDO

200 RH CAMP PERRY

179 AWMANSFIELD

178 FWSPRINGFIELD

121 ARWRICKENBACKER ANGB

130 AWCHARLESTON

167 AW MARTINSBURG

113 FW / ANDREWS AFB

175 FW / BALTIMORE166 AW / NEW CASTLE

192 FWRICHMOND

203 RH /CAMP PENDLETON

145 AW / CHARLOTTE/ RHSTS

169 FW / MC ENTIRE ANGB /COLUMBIA

128 BW / ROBINS AFB /MACON

165 AW / CRTC / SAVANNAH

125 FW / JACKSONVILLE

156 FW /SAN JAUN

171 ARW / PITTSBURGH

192 SOG /HARRISBURG

111 FW / PHILADELPHIA177 FW / ATLANTIC CITY

108 ARW MCGUIRE AFB / TRENTON

107 FW NIAGARA FALLS

174 FWSYRACUSE

105 AW / NEWBURGH

103 FW / BRADLEY / HARTFORD143 AW / PROVIDENCE

109 AWSCHENECTADY 104 FW / BARNES

102 FW / OTIS ANGB

157 ARW / PEASE / PORTMOUTH

158 FW / BURLINGTON 101 ARW / BANGOR

168 ARW /EIELSON AFB / FAIRBANKS

176 COMPWKULAS ANGB /ANCHORAGE

154 COMPW / HICKAM AFB

106 RW / GABRESKI

202 RH / CAMP BLANDING

SACRAMENTO

OLYMPIA

SALEM

CARSON CITY

HELENA

SANTA FE

DENVER

AUSTIN

PIERRE

BISMARCK

ST PAUL

JEFFERSONCITY

BATON ROUGE

FRANKFORT

INDIANAPOLIS

LANSING

TALLAHASSEE

ATLANTA

RALEIGH

ALBANY

BOSTONCONCORD

MONTPELIER

AUGUSTA

JUNEAU

HONOLULU

ANNAPOLIS

ANG FLYING UNIT W/ CE UNIT

STATE CAPITOL

201 RH / INDIANTOWN GAP / RHSTS

COLUMBUS

RED HORSE CE UNIT

REGIONAL TRAINING SITE

ANG PHYSICAL PLANT


ANG Size and Composition

1,144 Aircraft 107,724+ People$13.1B Inventory Plant Value

88 Flying Locations

4 Combat ReadinessTraining Centers

1,604 Support Units

• 2 ANG Bases• 65 Civilian Airports• 12 AF Bases• 1 Naval Air Station• 5 Air Reserve Bases• 1 NASA Facility• 2 ANG Stations

Footnotes: Located in all 50 states, 3 territories and District of Columbia 177 locations total Most land leased to the AF and licensed to the State People excludes Federally funded State employees


ANG MILCON – FY2010 POM

As enacted FY10 POM FYDP - $550M

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Sustainment, Restoration & Modernization Program

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• FY09– SRM $325M ($25M Stimulus)– MILCON PB $21.8M (4 Projects)– MILCON ADDS $221M (29 Projects)– BRAC $131M (30 Projects)– FY 09 Stimulus $50M (10 projects)

• MILCON TOTAL $423.8M• FY10

– SRM~$300M– MILCON ~$380M

ANG Milcon and SRM Programs


• Methods of Design Execution– Base/State level IDIQ A-E Contracts

• Most SRM projects• Some Milcon projects

– NGB National A-E IDIQ Contracts• Some Large / Technical SRM projects• Most Milcon projects

– Other Contracts (COE, AFCESE, etc.)

ANG Design Execution


• Methods of Construction Execution– United States Property and Fiscal Officer by State

• SB Set Aside Contracts• State MATOC• IFB• RFP (Source Selection)

– Other Contracts (COE, AFCEEE, etc.)

ANG Milcon and SRM Execution

Sustainable Design and Construction


• ANG MILCON and Major SRM projects • USGBC registration required• LEED Silver recognition goal

Sustainable Design and Construction


Energy Conservation


• Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct 05)– 30% consumption improvement over baseline – as

LCC effective– Requires advanced building energy modeling

• Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA 07)– 30% minimum domestic hot water generated by

solar systems – as LCC effective

Energy Conservation


• Examples of new facilities which will exceed 30% reduction in consumption over baseline

Renewable Energy


Flexible and Open Floor Plans


Martinsburg WVa C-5 Bed Down


Memphis TN C-5 Bed Down


Air Force Design Awards


Air Force Design Awards


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INTRODUCTION Mr. Benjamin W. Lawless NGB/A7O Chief, Operations Division Installations and Mission Support Directorate