PUBLIC WORKS PRODUCT LINES
Deliver Better, Faster, Cost Effective Public Works to Our Supported Commands
Utilities Rate Studies
Data Hub and Systems Management
Facilities Management & Sustainment
- Building & Specialized Infrastructure Maintenance
- Energy Management & Sustainability
- Condition Based Maintenance Management
- Workforce Efficiency Initiatives & Metrics
Utilities Management
- Utility Commodities & Infrastructure
- Energy Management & Conservation
- Industrial Control Systems Operations and Maintenance
Documents:
Netops 29 Shore to Ship Power Connect and Disconnect Procedures
Navy Utilities Privitization Summary August 2015
Facility Support Contract Management & Facility Services
- Base Ops Contracting (Grounds, Janitorial... all IMAP functions)
- Deliberate Planning via Regional Acquisition Strategies
- Standard Contract Templates
Transportation
- Lifecycle management of Non-tactical Automotive Vehicles, Construction, Railway, and Weight Handling Equipment
- Alternative Fuel (AF) Vehicle Program
Utility and Energy Systems
Public Works Business Line releases industry version of the (Capabilities Development Document) CDD for Smart Grid. The purpose of the CDD is to establish a set of top-level requirements that both guide and bound the capability provided by the "Smart Grid."
Document:
CDD for Smart Grid
Encroachment Management
Encroachment is primarily any non-Navy action planned or executed which inhibits, curtails, or possesses the potential to impede the performance of Navy activities.
An Encroachment Action Plan (EAP) is the primary tool and process which results in the identification, quantification, mitigation, and prevention of the potential encroachment challenges to an installation or a range. The NAVFAC planner, coordinating with the NAVFAC Real Estate office, submits plans and budget requirements for all land acquisition proposals addressing encroachment including Encroachment Partnering projects, to CNIC (Commander, Navy Installations Command) for evaluation and coordination.
Download the Encroachment Management Fact Sheet
Geospatial Information & Services (GI&S)
NAVFAC uses GI&S for planning, maintaining, operating, and protecting the Navy's shore installations. For instance, planners use GI&S to develop Land Use Plan maps. Planners overlay constraints features such as endangered species habitat areas, wetlands, and explosive safety quantity distance arcs together in GI&S to determine where to site facilities. To better maintain and operate our facilities, Engineers link work order requests to the facility footprints in the electronic map.
Geospatial data is fed to Computer Aided Dispatch systems to help Emergency Responders protect the Navy's facilities and personnel. NAVFAC uses modern techniques like GPS, high-resolution satellite imagery, LIDAR (LIght raDAR), and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) to collect its geospatial data and develop its electronic maps.
Download the GI&S Fact Sheet