Integrated Training Area Management Support for Fort McCoy in Wisconsin

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District, is seeking a statement of interest for Integrated Training Area Management Support for Fort McCoy in Wisconsin. The project involves providing support to the Fort McCoy ITAM program, including GIS support, RTLA support, and LRAM support. The Cooperator will work with the USACE and the Installation Point of Contact (IPOC) to ensure that the Cooperator employee(s) meet the qualifications of the position and understand the ITAM mission. The project requires a Project Manager or Principal Investigator with at least 3 years of experience at an installation as an ITAM, RTLA, or LRAM Coordinator. The Cooperator will provide a Project Manager with a Bachelor of Arts or Sciences degree (Master of Art or Science preferred) from an accredited college or university in a relevant field. The key responsibilities of the project include: • Providing GIS support, including inventory, evaluation, and maintenance of SRP GIS data, SRP GIS Center of Expertise, SRP Geospatial Data Development, and SRP Military Installation Map (MIM) Updates and Production. • Providing RTLA support, including monitoring of military disturbances, assessments of training area carrying capacity, and vegetation surveys. • Providing LRAM support, including conducting operations, maintenance, and use of LRAM heavy and light equipment, power tools, and providing general labor to execute LRAM projects. The project has a period of performance of 12 months, with the possibility of up to 6 additional 12-month follow-on periods, subject to availability of funds. Some of the key deliverables of the project include: • Quarterly progress reports • Annual inventory of federally owned property • Annual inventory of acquired property purchased with funding from the award The project requires the Cooperator to work on-site at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, and reside in the vicinity of the installation throughout the duration of the performance period. The Cooperator will be required to travel off-site on a limited basis to attend meetings, training, workshops, and coordinate with various elements of the Army.