Construction & Infrastructure

GENERAL.  The Department of Defense (DoD) is completing a $7 billion construction boom on military bases within North Carolina.  As new construction projects are completed, military installations are turning to Operation & Maintenance (O&M) funding to execute additional sustainment projects on existing facilities.  Although new construction will revert back to pre-2006 funding levels, new construction at Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune will still approach $200 million annually.  Sustaining, restoring and modernizing (SRM) existing infrastructure will be a primary strategy for the Department of Defense for addressing facility needs for the foreseeable future.  O&M funding provides new opportunities for North Carolina construction-related businesses that are capable to support sustainment, restoration and modernization projects.     

Home to thousands of general and specialty contractors, construction suppliers, architectural, engineering and sustainable energy firms and environmental engineering and service providers, North Carolina businesses are capable of performing new, O&M or SRM federal construction contracts on military bases and facilities worldwide.  

The NCMBC coordinates with all military bases and over 40 federal agencies to secure forecasts, identify future opportunities, and provides web-based market intelligence on future contracts and current contractors.  The NCMBC also provides training on federal construction bidding and project execution, builds mentor-protégé and other teaming alliances to compete for federal projects and connects major prime contractors with North Carolina designers, suppliers and subcontractors. 

HURRICANE FLORENCE RECOVERY. 

• Hurricane Florence Military Construction Overview (video)
• Hurricane Florence Recovery (dedicated website including subcontractor events, materials, references)

TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

• Defense Alliance of North Carolina
• Society of American Military Engineers: Fort Bragg Chapter; Cape Fear Chapter; and Coastal Carolina Chapter
• Carolinas AGC
• ABC Carolinas
• American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC)

NCMBC REFERENCE MATERIALS. 

• NCMBC Getting Started Guide
• Invitations to Bid
• Getting Started in Construction
• President’s FY21 Military Construction Budget
• President’s FY20 Military Construction Budget for North Carolina
• National Emergency Declaration and Department of Defense Fact Sheet on Section 2808 Funding Pool
• Future Opportunities Database
• Future Projects in the Southeast
• Current prime contractors at NC installations
• Construction MATOC/MAC holders (Updated Aug 1, 2018)
• Current A/E indefinite delivery contract holders at NC military installations (Updated August 9, 2018)
• Single project holders in NC (over $750,000)
• Base Access:
  • Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
  • Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point
  • Fort Bragg
  • Seymour Johnson Air Force Base

• SAME FY2021 DoD and Federal Program Briefs
  • Army and Air Force Exchange Service, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-9 (Installations) Programs, Part 1
  • Army and Air Force Exchange Service, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-9 (Installations) Programs, Part 2
  • Emerging Technology and Building Systems Opportunities
  • Army, Navy & Air Force Environmental Programs, Part 1
  • Army, Navy & Air Force Environmental Programs, Part 2
  • Army, Navy & Air Force Environmental Programs, Part 3
  • Department of Veterans Affairs 
  • Defense Health Agency Programs
  • Navy Design & Construction Programs
  • USACE Civil Works Program Part 1
  • USACE Civil Works Program Part 2
  • Army Design & Construction Programs
  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection & U.S. Forest Service Programs
  • Department of State Programs
  • Department of Commerce Programs
  • General Services Administration Programs
  • Architect of the Capitol Programs
  • Air Force Design & Construction Programs
  • Department of Energy Programs
  • NASA Programs
• Southeast Region Federal Construction, Infrastructure and Environmental Summit – Post Event Information
  (October 23-24, 2019 – Wilmington, North Carolina) – materials posted to event website. 

OTHER REFERENCE MATERIALS.

• Surety and Bonding Companies
• Set Aside Teaming Guidelines
• Joint Venture (JV) Guidelines
• Construction Related NAICS
• US Army Corps of Engineers Centers of Standardization