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Page 1: Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Procurement)

America’s Force of Decisive Action

Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Procurement)

Mr. Harry HallockPrincipal Assistant Secretary of the Army(Procurement)

Jan 29, 2014

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• Army Contracting

• El Paso Statistics

• Hot Topics

Topics

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Strength in Partnerships

Army Contracting

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Contracting is a Team Sport!

Army Contracting – Stakeholders

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How much Army spent in Contracted $’s for Fiscal Years 2012 and 2013?

How much Army spent in Contracted $’s in the Small Business Programs for Fiscal Years 2012 and 2013?

FY12 FY13 Total

Total $108.52B $87.29B $195.75B

Small Business $21.60B $17.37B $38.97B

Small Disadvantaged Business $8.83B $8.01B $16.84B

Women-Owned Small Business $3.76B $3.25B $7.01B

HUBZone Small Business $2.81B $2.02B $4.83B

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business

$2.71B $2.48B $5.19B

Army Contracting - Do You Know?

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Defense contracting? (FY13)

28.43% ($87.29B / $306.98B)

19.05% ($87.29B / $458.18B)

What proportion of Federal contracting is executed by the Army? (FY13)

Army Contracting - Do You Know?

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The average dollars Army Contracting purchases in one day?

~ $355.1M in FY13The last day of FY13 the Army awarded $1 Billion in contract

dollars 30 Sep 13!

Army Contracting - Do You Know?

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Program Spend PercentDoD-Assigned

Army Goal

Small Business $17.37B 27.32% 26.50%

Small Disadvantaged $8.01B 12.59% 9.00%

Woman-Owned $3.25B 5.09% 4.25%

HUBZone $2.02B 3.18% 4.50%

Service-Disabled Veteran Owned $2.48B 3.91% 3.00%

Source: FPDS NG

LTG William Phillips, Deputy ASA(ALT), talking

with a small business owner

Mr. Harry Hallock, DASA(P), speaks about

Army acquisition efforts to enhance small business

utilization

GEN Via and Ms. Tracey Pinson, Director, Army

OSBP

Army Contracting - FY 13 SB Performance

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82.01%

13.73%

4.26%

Dollars Awarded to El Paso Companies by Command

CommandSmall

BusinessSmall

Business %Ability One

Ability One %

Large Business

Large Business %

Total

ACC $43,465,173 75.36% $11,260,971 19.53% $2,948,108 5.11% $57,674,252

USACE $20,293,579 97.66% $0 0.00% $487,234 2.34% $20,780,813

MEDCOM $2,690,770 97.73% $0 0.00% $62,437 2.27% $2,753,207

NGB $658,712 101.66% $0 0.00% -$10,728 -1.66% $647,984

USAMRAA $152,724 100.00% $0 0.00% $0 0.00% $152,724

C-JTSCC $0 0.00% $0 0.00% $3,526 100% $3,526

Total $67,260,958 82.01% $11,260,971 13.73% $3,490,577 4.26% $82,012,505

El Paso Statistics FY13 (Army-Wide)

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Actions Awarded to El Paso Companies by Command

81.34%

15%

3.66%

CommandSmall

BusinessSmall

Business %Ability One

Ability One %

Large Business

Large Business %

Total

ACC 874 78.88% 52 4.69% 182 16.43% 1,108

USACE 232 91.34% 0 0.00% 22 8.66% 254

MEDCOM 22 84.62% 0 0.00% 4 15.38% 26

NGB 25 89.29% 0 0.00% 3 10.71% 28

USAMRAA 2 100.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 2

C-JTSCC 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 2 100.00% 2

Total 1,155 81.34% 52 3.66% 213 15.00% 1,420

El Paso Statistics FY13 (Army-Wide)

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FY13 Contractors with Place of Performance as El Paso, TX

86.51%

10.63%2.86%

54.62%36.97%

8.40%

FY13 Dollars: $414,240,670 FY13 Actions: 595

Small Business Performance in El Paso

Dollars & Actions of Contractors located in El Paso, TX

Business Size Dollars Actions

Small Business (69) $16,830,623 177

Ability One (3) $11,857,133 50

Large Business (20) $3,489,098 42

Total (92) $32,176,853 269

Of the 240 contractors with performance in El Paso, 92 (38.33%) are local firms

39% of SB $ & 55% of SB

actions awarded to local SBs!

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FY13 Contractors with Performance in El Paso by Command

Small Business Performance in El Paso

86.51%

10.63%2.86%

54.62%36.97%

8.40%

FY13 Dollars: $414,240,670 FY13 Actions: 595

Command Small Business Ability One Large Business Total

Dollars Actions Dollars Actions Dollars Actions Dollars Actions

ACC $4,871,986 102 $11,857,133 50 $3,922,405 48 $20,651,524 200

USACE $31,454,376 145 $0 0 $341,380,284 83 $372,834,660 228

MEDCOM $7,662,042 68 $0 0 $12,730,820 73 $20,392,863 141

NGB $53,774 10 $0 0 -$27,302 6 $26,472 16

PEO-STRI $0 0 $0 0 $335,152 10 $335,152 10

Total $44,042,178 325 $11,857,133 50 $358,341,359 220 $414,240,670 595

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Leverage Industry Emerging technology, research and

development & best practices

Partner with Small BusinessBring in New Innovation

Engage and Interact with Industry at All Levels and Forums

Small Business =

Greater Efficiency and Effectiveness!!

Small Business =

Greater Efficiency and Effectiveness!!

Hot Topics - Better Buying Power

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Small Business Participation on IDIQs

• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Multiple Award Task Order Contracts • Environmental Programs, Emergency Response, Renewable and Alternative Energy, and Construction Related Services include small business base contracts and set asides

• Army Contracting Center-Warren -IDIQs• Field Installation Readiness Support Team (FIRST) and Tank-Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center (TARDEC) Omnibus contracts with structured plans for maximizing small business participation as prime contractors

• Mission Installation Contracting Command- Government -wide Acquisition Contracts• Government Acquisition Contracts (GWAC) for IT support services at San Antonio Military Medical Center awarded to Actionet, Inc., Vienna, VA, a Woman-owned Small Disadvantaged Business. Costs reduced 1/3 from previous large business contract.

Hot Topics – Contract TypeIndefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contracts

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• Industry Perceptions Government-wide• Contractors Forced to Underbid Due to Government’s Failure to Properly Evaluate Proposals

• Contractors Overpricing Modifications to Make Up for Under-Bidding

• Army LPTA Taskforce Established• Proper Use of LPTA

• Solid Technical Evaluations

• Rigorous Price/Cost Analyses to Ensure Fairness

• Realistic Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCEs)

Hot Topic – Contract Type “Low Price, Technically Acceptable” LPTA

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Strength in Partnerships

Army Contracting