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BB&E Consulting Engineers and Professionals · 3 hours ago

Facility Planner

Norfolk, VA

Part-time

Hybrid

Mid Level

BB&E Consulting Engineers and Professionals is seeking a Facility Planner to support NAVFAC MIDLANT in Norfolk. The role involves preparing various plans and studies related to infrastructure investment, conducting asset evaluations, and managing space requests among other responsibilities.

Civil EngineeringConsultingProfessional Services

Responsibilities

Prepare plans & studies that address the infrastructure investment requirements and strategies at the regional scale (regional integration plans [RIPs] and functional regional shore infrastructure plans [RSIP], special planning studies, and business case analyses)

Prepare installation development plans (IDPs), capital Improvement plans and recapitalization plans, installation appearance plans (IAP), antiterrorism/force protection (ATFP) plans, master plans, land use development plans, shore capability area (SCA) studies, and special planning studies that cover this area

Prepare encroachment management plans & studies

Prepare basic facility requirements (BFR) and facility planning documents (FPD)

Perform asset evaluations (AEs) needed to maintain data currency

Prepare site approval documentation and requests, and conduct & track review/approval process to final approval

Provide AICUZ/RAICUZ program management and oversight; 20G/H technical consultation and ADA investigations, and general planning technical consultations

Develop a MILCON Installation/PWD 1391 package; products include, as required: DD 1391 (entered into EPG), project scope, ROM cost estimate, economic analysis, updated PRs/BFRs/FPDs, and location map/site plan; develop project data sheets, project readiness sheet, business case analysis (for NF), siting analysis, EV checklist, RONA and CATEX (if applicable); develop briefing slides for region, ARE/RMIG support and update various date related to ratings used in project data sheets

Develop sustainment, restoration, and modernization (SRM) project

Identify site alternatives and market feasibility studies (Phase 1) as part of the Enhanced Use Lease (EUL) Program

Provide draft space requests in accordance with current regional space management instructions; manage space requests, letters, and documentation; analyze, propose, and staff space request solutions; facilitate meetings; work with ARE on requests spanning installations; accommodate churn - multiple requests, briefings, and preparations - sometimes to RMIG level

Provide CNIC/other claimant/data calls/support - historical data, and reporting; coordinate with other BL and FEAD support; FP budget input, tracking and spend plans; ST budget input, tracking and spend plans; Congressional taskers and special interest items; RFI's; tenant support, meetings, info, consult; work permits; design reviews; and support of Fleet Civil Engineer and/or CNIC

Generate real estate requirements; all work in this item is PRIOR to RES execution; in grants/out grants (development, renewals, request letters); leases, licenses, and permits requirements development; EUL Phase I and II support, site identification; encroachment partnering coordination, acquisitions and disposals document preparation and request letters; PPV coordination (land swap, siting, access, represent installation interests); and, modular/trailer request packages, includes cost analysis, siting and requirements

Qualification

Navy Shore Facility Planning SystemAnalytic skillsEngineering degreeArchitecture degreeCommunity planning knowledgeLandscape architecture knowledgeAbstract planning concepts

Required

Must possess analytic skills to analyze engineering, management, and economic data; develop appropriate alternatives; and identify benefits and liabilities

Must demonstrate an understanding of abstract planning concepts possessing a high degree of uncertainty and demonstrate the ability to manipulate these concepts

Must possess comprehensive knowledge of the Navy Shore Facility Planning System (SFPS) and demonstrate experience with all major components of that system and apply this knowledge and skill to the shore facilities planning environment

A degree in an appropriate engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, or community planning discipline

Must be able to remain in a stationary position at least 60% of the time

Able to operate office equipment, including computer, copy machine, phone, etc

Capable of light lifting, under 10 lbs

Able to work on-site 2-3 days a week