USCG OPC Homeport Initiative

Project for USCG study by MIDLANT; Status Note (as of 08-AUG-22): On 10JUN22, SECNAV approved NS Newport as the homeport for two USCG Offshore Patrol Cutters. The Coast Guard intends to replace several bulkhead sections, demolish and replace Pier 1, and construct new shore-side admin and support facilities including laydown and parking. Initial efforts are focused on a holistic facilities program study, NEPA study, and real estate use agreement. The first construction project award is replacement of a bulkhead section scheduled for award in FY23. Program completion is estimated by end of FY29.; Status Note (as of 09-AUG-22): (1) Delay to Lock Dates: no - Lock Dates TBD (2) Stop Light Risk Assessment: Green (3) Latest Status: Funding Request submitted to USGS to develop scopes of work (5) History: 10JUN22, SECNAV approved NS Newport as the homeport for two USCG Offshore Patrol Cutters. (6) NEPA/Permits: EA vs. CATEX determination TBD; Status Note (as of 19-JUL-23): 06/07/23 - FR372960 created by Michael Insetta PDC PM for the project. Per Jessica Rodriguez, EV2 is providing support to a USCG action that is up at NAVSTA Newport; The whole included in this FR is for the in-house funding to support EV efforts solely. Rachel Haynes is working on providing the PO GE spreadsheet and the in-house SOW. 07/19/23 - Per Jessica Rodriguez, USCG is working on completing their funding document to support in-house labor funds for our EV effort for a an EA and other env consultation support for the USCG Homeporting project at NAVSTA Newport. USCG has some questions about form 7600B. I have emailed Jessica with the response and she has forwarded that info back to her contact.; Status Note (as of 31-JUL-23): IH Funding receive from USCG. DC Core is editing SAES with plan to release to AQ by 18 AUG. EOY design award.; ... NOTE: description has been truncated, please see Project Note for full description.