OLF - Land Swap

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OLF - Land Swap

This project was a land exchange agreement between the US Navy and Escambia County for the purpose of acquiring Navy Outlying Field-8 (NOLF) for future development. Escambia County developed a new NOLF in Santa Rosa County in exchange for the existing NOLF off of Nine Mile Road. In November of 2015 the National Defense Authorization Act authorized the US Navy to enter into negations with Escambia County for the exchange of land.

OLF Documents

Milestones

Milestone	Date	Notes

Last Updated:

NOLF - Phase I:

Mutual Escambia County and the US Navy Land Exchange Agreement (LEA) Final Draft signed June 2016
Environmental Condition of Property Assessment for NOLF-8:Final
NOLF - Phase 1: Included clearing and grubbing, fencing, grading and grassing of the site in Santa Rosa County.
- Construction Complete. Areas with low grass density were addressed.
NOLF- Phase 2:
Included construction of entrance roadway, runways, heli-pads, buildings, observation tower and refueling station.
- The US Navy conveyed to Escambia County the specific requirements for the proposed outlying field.
- Designs were drafted in accordance with the Navy's minimum requirements.
- Solicitation:
  - Advertised: 2/5/18
  - Bids Opened: 3/6/18
  - BCC Awarded: 3/15/18
  - Schedule Received
- Construction Complete
  - Substantial Completion: November 19, 2018
  - Final Completion: December 18, 2018
Land exchange complete upon transfer of ownership of NOLF Site 8 and Santa Rosa site (anticipated January 2019)
- EA & EBS Studies Complete.

Project Manager:

Cooper Saunders

Office Phone:

(850) 595-3738

Architect/Engineer:

Baskerville-Donovan, Inc.

Contractor:

Phase 1: J Miller Construction / Phase 2: Panhandle Grading & Paving

District:

District 1

Funded:

Yes

Sponsoring Division:

Engineering - Construction Management

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