Transcript THE BUREAU OF OVERSEAS BUILDINGS OPERATIONS (OBO) SAME/ CMAA LUNCHEON NOVEMBER 20, 2013 U.S.

THE BUREAU OF OVERSEAS BUILDINGS OPERATIONS (OBO)
SAME/ CMAA LUNCHEON
NOVEMBER 20, 2013
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
B U R E AU O F O V E R SE AS B U I L D I NG S O P E R AT I O NS
WHO WE ARE
OBO directs the overseas building
program for the U.S. Department
of State and other Agency
personnel serving abroad as
foreign service diplomats.
With the support of Congress and
other Department Bureaus, OBO
sets worldwide priorities for the
design, construction, operation,
maintenance, and disposal of
overseas property.
JAKARTA
OUR MISSION
To provide safe, secure and
functional facilities that represent
the U.S. Government to the host
nation and support our staff in the
achievement of U.S. foreign policy
objectives.
These facilities should represent
American values and the best in
American architecture, design,
engineering, technology,
sustainability, art, culture and
construction execution.
BEIJING
PROGRAM FACTS
78,000,000
275
SQUARE FEET
MISSIONS
$7 BILLION
UNDER DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM INVENTORY
• Embassies
• Consulates
• Office and Support Annexes
• Housing
• Warehouses and Shops
• Cultural Heritage Properties
LONDON
PROGRAM INVENTORY
PROGRAM INVENTORY
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS
Capital Security Construction
• 36 Active Projects
• $7.3 Billion Workload
Major Renovation
• 22 Active Projects
• $447 Million Workload
Compound Security Upgrade
• 39 Active Projects
• $174.1 Million Workload
• Project Value Range: $1 - $15 Million
BUJUMBURA
EXCELLENCE INITIATIVE
Past
Moving Forward
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Remote Locations / Greenfield
Urban Locations / Brownfield
Redevelopment
Development
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Standard Embassy Design
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Design Standards that allow flexibility
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First Costs
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Life Cycle Cost
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Prescriptive Building Standards
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Result-driven Building Standards
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Security and Life Safety
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Security and Life Safety
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Technical Reviews
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Industry Design Reviews
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Reaction Driven
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Innovative
PROJECT DELIVERY METHOD
JAKARTA
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Both Design-Bid-Build and DesignBuild with Bridging Documents are
used; neither is a default
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Context, complexity, construction
environment, and urgency are
evaluated in deciding a delivery
method
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OBO Director determines the project
delivery method for each project
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Alternative project delivery methods
such as Early Contractor Involvement
are used to ensure best possible
outcome and reduced risk
A/E SELECTION PROCESS
• Encouraging both emerging practices and
established firms
• Selection criteria reflects emphasis on the
delivery of high quality projects
• Initial selection focuses on the strength of the
lead designer and the associated A/E firm
• Second-stage selections focus on the strength
of the team, the management plan, and the
quality of past performance on construction
documents
• Where appropriate, design competitions are
incorporated into the selection process
• Selection Panel consists of OBO associates,
industry peers and foreign service users
CONSTRUCTION
SELECTION AND AWARDS
Contractor Selection
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The Department is recruiting, prequalifying
and awarding contractors committed to the
best D-B-B and D-B practices with verifiable
records of consistent success
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The Department is working to expand the pool
of contractors to promote competition and the
best outcome for the U.S. government
Contract Award
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Best Value method is used to evaluate
proposals, with focus on past performance
and project management in the evaluation
process, rather than strictly lowest proposed
cost
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
DESIGN STANDARDS
Industry Best Practices
• International Building Code
• Integrated Design Reviews
• Unique Security Features
• Hard Metric Drawing/Specs
• CADD & BIM Deliverables
• LEED Silver Certification
• Life Cycle Value Engineering
AMSTERDAM
FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMS
• Natural Hazards: Identifies and Reduces Risks to
Personnel and Property Due to Destructive Natural
Events (Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Floods, etc)
• Barrier Free Accessibility: Corrects Backlog of
Non-Accessible Facilities Focusing on Site
Access, Building Entrances and Public Spaces
• Energy Conservation and Sustainable Design:
Implements Energy and Water Saving Projects to
Reduce Operating Costs
• Building Innovation: Conducts Building
Research and Development to Continuously
Improve Building Products and Design Methods
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
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20 LEED Certified
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28 LEED Registered
PERIMETER IMPROVEMENT
• Collaboration between OBO and
Diplomatic Security
• Integration of Landscape and
Security
• Public Face of Diplomatic
Facilities begins at perimeter
• Makes positive first impression
• Demonstrates the openness and
optimism of the American people
HIGH PERFORMANCE
INTERIORS
• Response to constant change in
overseas presences
• More focus on teaming and
collaborative work styles
• Flexible interior systems
include:
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Raised Floors
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Exposed Ceilings
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Demountable Walls
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Mobile Modular Furniture
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Task Lighting/Power
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Occupant Controlled HVAC
LONDON
RECENT AWARDS A/E
IDIQ for Worldwide Design Services
New Construction
– Ennead Architects
– Miller Hull Partnership
– Richard + Bauer Architecture
– Shop Architects
– Skidmore Owings & Merrill
Major Rehabilitations / Renovations
– Beyer Blinder Belle Architects
– BNIM Architects
– Krueck & Sexton Architects
– Weiss/Manfredi Architects
– Zimmer Gunsul Frasca
GUANGZHOU
PHOTO CREDIT: BRUCE DAMONTE SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL, LLP
RECENT AWARDS A/E
U.S. Embassy Mexico City, Mexico
Tod Williams Billie Tsien/Davis Brody Bond Architects
Residential Facility Paris, France
Michael Maltzan Architects
U.S. Embassy Beirut, Lebanon
Morphosis Architects
U.S. Embassy Athens, Greece - Major Rehabilitation
Ann Beha Architects
FY13 CONSTRUCTION AWARDS
New Construction
• New U.S. Embassy Moscow
Major Rehabilitation
• U.S. Embassy Budapest
– Caddell Construction
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New U.S. Embassy Nouakchott
– Enviro-Management & Research Inc.
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– Caddell Construction
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New U.S. Embassy Paramaribo
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– Caddell Construction
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Pernix-Serka
U.S. Embassy Vilnius
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BL Harbert International
New U.S. Embassy The Hague
U.S. Embassy Freetown
Enviro-Management & Research Inc.
U.S. Embassy Wellington
– Desbuild
OPPORTUNITIES
IDIQ Opportunities
A/E Design Opportunities
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Posted on FedBizOpps
(www.FBO.gov)
Posted on OBO’s website
( www.STATE.gov/obo)
Posted on AIA’s website
Construction Opportunities
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Posted on FedBizOpps
(www.FBO.gov)
Posted on OBO’s website
( www.STATE.gov/obo)
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A/E Design Services
– World Wide A/E Design Service for
Rehabilitation/Renovation and New
Construction
– Sustainability
– A/E Support Service
Design-Build
Construction and Design/Build Services
Commissioning Services
Scheduling Consultants
Value engineering services
Telecommunication services
Roofing Services
Fire Systems
Modular Construction
Photovoltaic & Wind Generated Power
Technical Security
Seismic
POINTS OF CONTACT
Office of Acquisition Management
David Vivian, Division Director
[email protected]
Brian Mulcahy, Contracting Officer
[email protected]
OBO Director of External Affairs
Christy Foushee
[email protected]
BANDAR