INDUSTRY DAY: SURVIVABLE AIRBORNE OPERATIONS CENTER (SAOC), Offutt AFB, NE (SAOC) CONSTRUCTION

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This document is a registration list for the SAOC Industry Day held on January 22, 2026, hosted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District. It lists companies that attended, their business size (e.g., Small Business, Large Business, SDVOSB, 8a), whether they were a prime contractor or subcontractor, and the names of their representatives.

This list can help potential bidders identify other companies that participated in the industry day, potentially indicating partners, competitors, or companies with relevant experience in the Omaha District's area of operations. It provides insight into the industry landscape and potential teaming opportunities.

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This document is a presentation detailing the Survivable Airborne Operations Center (SAOC) Beddown project at Offutt AFB, NE. It outlines the program background, government stakeholders, project overview with estimated costs and timelines for various facilities (hangars, training facility, fire station, storage facility), design details, acquisition strategy, and questions for industry. It also touches upon relevant policies such as Project Labor Agreements (PLAs), CMMC requirements, and advance procurement.

This presentation provides crucial information for potential bidders regarding the scope, scale, and phasing of the SAOC beddown project. Key details include:

• Project Components: Multiple facilities are planned, including a 2-Bay Maintenance Hangar, 1-Bay Fuel Cell Hangar, Operations and Training Facility, Fire Station, and Supply Storage Facility.
• Estimated Costs & Timelines: Specific cost ranges (e.g., $500M+ for the 2-Bay Hangar) and target award/completion dates are provided for each component, offering insight into project sequencing and investment.
• Acquisition Strategy: The acquisition approach is a Firm Fixed Price Construction Design-Bid-Build (DBB) RFP, utilizing a Best Value Trade-off, Bi-furcated selection process. Some components are government-designed, while others are non-government A-E designed.
• Key Requirements: Information on PLA, CMMC, and PFAS addressing is highlighted, indicating potential contractual requirements.
• Industry Engagement: The document includes registration links for an Industry Day and contact information for questions, signaling opportunities for further engagement and clarification.

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This document provides preliminary project information for the SAOC Beddown Master Plan at Offutt AFB, focusing on Section 3: Alternatives Analysis. It outlines several proposed construction projects, including their estimated sizes and brief descriptions.

• 2-Bay Maintenance Hangar: Approximately 280,000 GSF, including admin, operations, and maintenance support for Boeing 747-8i aircraft.

• Parking Apron & Taxiways: Approximately 50 acres, including 7 parking spaces (4 with active fuel and utilities for alert missions) and necessary blast deflectors.

• Operations & Training Facility (O&TF): Approximately 130,000 GSF, for administrative, secure, and data center-type space.

• 1-Bay Wash / Fuel Cell Hangar: Approximately 140,000 GSF, for fuel cell maintenance.

• Supply Storage Facility (SSF): Approximately 95,000 GSF, with multiple roll-up doors and loading docks.

• The hangar will accommodate Boeing 747-8i aircraft maintenance.

• Includes space for Aircraft Maintenance Unit (AMU), Consolidated Tool Kit (CTK), production offices, leadership offices, and support spaces like locker rooms and break rooms.

• Ramps and Taxiways expansion includes seven 747-8i parking positions, four with active utilities for alert missions.

• Demolition of existing parking and Building 565 is required.

• Includes extension of parallel taxiway, connector to Runway 13/31, Restricted Area fencing, and site work.

• The document poses a question to industry regarding the estimated cost and construction timeline for the 2-Bay Maintenance Hangar and associated Ramps and Taxiways if contracted together.

This document provides an overview of potential construction projects related to the SAOC program, detailing the scope and scale of facilities and infrastructure required. It includes a direct question to industry, indicating a potential future procurement opportunity and seeking input on cost and schedule for a significant portion of the beddown plan.