Portfolio

Tribal One replaced the failing Alpha Ramp airfield pavement for the USACE at Fort Carson.

Scope of Work included:

• Complete a new PCC pavement mix design according to USACE Airfield Pavement Specifications
• Demolition of the existing Alpha Ramp
• Demolition of the existing Alpha Ramp asphalt shoulders
• Demo existing airfield lighting
• Scarify and recompact existing base course
• Slipform paving of 561,294 sf of Airfield Pavement
• Form and place Airfield Pavement around buildings and other areas
• Set up and operate PCC batch plant on site
• Quality Control and testing to USACE requirements
• Installation of new airfield lighting including new cans, trenching and conduit
• Installation of new asphalt shoulders with all new base and sub-base courses
• New aircraft grounding and mooring points

Project successes:

• Tribal One redesigned the access routes and phasing to save the Government $330k on aircraft tow routes.
• Tribal One redesigned phasing to be able to open up the ramp six months ahead of schedule and credit temp asphalt costs to the government
• Tribal One was able to mobilize a second slip form paver to maintain an accelerated schedule

Tribal One was awarded Task Order: W911RZ20F0068 under the Joint Forces MATOC IDIQ #FA255019DA006. The Project required replacing the existing asphalt parking lot and existing walkway, ramps and concrete pad.

Scope of Work included:

• Mill 2” of existing asphalt
• Mill full depth of existing asphalt
• Saw cut existing asphalt
• Demo existing concrete
• Construct new concrete sidewalk with ADA ramps
• Pave 2” of new asphalt
• Pave 4” of new asphalt, 2” base and 2” wear courses
• Stripe parking lots
• Install ADA and pedestrian crossing signs

Tribal One was awarded Task Order: W911RZ20F0069 under the Joint Forces MATOC IDIQ #FA255019DA006. The Project consisted of preserving pavements by sealing cracks in asphalt roads and parking lots on Fort Carson.

Scope of Work included:

• Mobilized a truck mounted arrow board with two flaggers, “Road Work Ahead” signage and delineators every 50 ft for the immediate work area. This system moved in the direction of traffic flow during the progression of work maintaining at least one lane of traffic open in each direction and access to all parking lots and facilities within “rolling” work zone.
• Cleaned and prepped all cracks greater than ¼” and less than 2” wide and seal with a hot pour rubberized crack sealer in accordance with CDOT Specifications Section 408.
• Installed poured joint and crack sealant leveled off with pavement surface, cracks greater than 2” in depth required a backer rod that is compatible with the sealant was installed prior to placement of sealant.
• Installed poured joint and crack sealant to flood all alligator cracking less than 10 SF.
• Repainted all pavement markings covered/obscured by the sealant.

Provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, permits and other items and non-personal services necessary to perform repair and upgrades to the security system.

Scope of Work included:

• Provide and install/upgrade a Hirsch physical security access control system
• Install level-2 card readers
• Install access control hardware
• Replace the intercom and gate control interface
• Replace the entire intercom system
• Setup a test bed system that is similar or identical to the live operating system
• Install conduits and associated components as required
• Startup and commissioning
• Onsite training
• Startup and commissioning
• Maintenance and updates

Tribal One completed critical assessments of the ventilation systems in schools operated or overseen by the federal Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) in 12 states. We received five of the seven regional awards to perform site surveys and ventilation assessments required by the BIE prior to reopening the schools to students. All in-person instruction at the schools ended in March 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Team members evaluated the operation of current building ventilation systems, performed preventive maintenance and recommended system modifications to reduce the risk of indoor COVID-19 transmission. Assessments were conducted in all classrooms and other student-occupied areas at 49 schools located in the five regions.

Tribal One’s technical expertise rapidly reduced the risk and improved quality of life for hundreds of students and faculty members.

Tribal One was awarded Task Order 2019-0003 under T1 Construction, LLC. This design build project included upgrading all of the locks on four buildings on Peterson AFB from a conventional key only system to a Lennel Onguard Access Control system compatible with the DoD CAC cards.

Major components of the system include:

• Site survey and technical investigations
• Design including:
  • Door hardware
  • Communications
  • Electrical
  • Architectural coordination
• Conduit installation
• Network and fiber optic cabling
• Installation of new locks and readers
• Door and frame modifications
• Installation of control panels
• Installation of new electrical requirements
• Architectural repairs
• Purchase, installation, and commissioning of a server and client workstations
• Inside work required security escorts

Tribal One was awarded Task Order 2019-0002 under T1 Construction, LLC.  This design build project was the final (3^rd) phase of upgrading the locks inside Cheyenne Mountain and the outside support buildings to a Lennel Onguard Access Control system. This Lenel system uses card readers that are compatible with the DoD CAC cards.

Major components of the system include:

• Site survey and technical investigations
• System design
• Conduit installation
• Network and fiber optic cabling
• Installation of new locks and readers
• Door and frame modifications
• Installation of control panels
• Installation of new electrical requirements
• Architectural repairs
• Purchase, installation, and commissioning of three client workstations
• Restricted area work required cleared workers and security escorts

Tribal One was awarded Task Order 2019-0001 under T1 Construction, LLC.

Under this seed task order Tribal One teamed with Tetra Tech, FrontLine Cyber Solutions and Telos Corporation to design and install a new Next Generation Operational Technology system to protect and defend the physical and cyber security of industrial control systems at Cheyenne Mountain AFS.

Major components of the system include:

• All new fully redundant fiber optic backbone designed for a hierarchical star or mesh deployment
• Redundant parallel servers
• Out of band security overwatch
• Managed Firewalls
• Enclave severable design
• Single platform interface for controlling and monitoring several different ICS enclaves including:
  • Fire Alarm
  • Access control
  • Operation Monitoring Controls System (OMCS)
  • Closed Circuit TV
  • Cyber Security