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S -- PRIVATIZATION UNDER USC 2688, "UTILITY SYSTEMS CONVEYANCE AUTHORITY", AT VARIOUS NAVY/MARINE ACTIVITIES LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SOL N68711-99-X-XX03 DUE 122199 POC POC: Paul Simpkins at (619) 532-1651 WEB: Click here to access the Southwest Division, Naval, www.efdsw.navfac.navy.mil. E-MAIL: Click here to contact the Contracting Officer via, simpkinsp@efdsw.navfac.navy.mil. The original announcement posted on November 5, 1999 is amended as follows: "Special considerations for Naval Weapons Station Detachment Concord regarding its reduced operational status". Tidal Area The Tidal Area is currently undergoing a transition from Navy operational control to Army operational control. The initial transition is expected to be complete by SEP 00. The entire process for the Army may take up to five years based on their phased funding and construction execution of a $33M improvement project program currently identified. The Army only plans to fully operate the tidal area about two weeks out of the year or as required during a contingency situation. Inland Area The transition to a reduced operational status in the administrative and inland areas is expected to be complete by SEP 01. The actual timetable for this transition is contingent on the disposition of Naval ammunition stored at the facility. The Navy customer base and consumption of utility services for this area is expected to drop dramatically during FY01 and remain low thereafter. Of the two housing areas located at the facility, there is a proposal by Commander, Naval Region Southwest to lay up the units in the 27-unit Officer Housing Area. The newer, 259-unit Enlisted Housing area will be evaluated in the coming year to see if there is a Bay Area military requirement to retain them in service. Therefore, this area could remain active and populated as a residential area. Joint Use Legislation There is joint use legislation that has been passed stating that the Army and the Navy must do a feasibility study to determine if various joint uses between the military and the surrounding communities are feasible. A large number of competing proposals have been submitted and are currently being evaluated. The study is to be completed and submitted to the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV N44) by 06 DEC 99 so that it can meet the required congressional due date of 15 JAN 00. This reuse will create some sort of customer base once executed. Execution of any joint use plan is expected to take place through SEP 01. Posted 11/24/99 (W-SN403510). (0328)

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