Our Projects

Enables the Territory of Guam to support, facilitate, and sustain effective and responsive communications; integrate the use of relevant subject matter expertise and analytical analysis to support Department of War's growth in the Indo-Pacific Region and assess innovative practices and business protocols to enhance sound decision making by all stakeholders, inclusive of the citizens of the Territory. The Department of War initiatives underscore Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Island's strategic, operational, and tactical value to Department of War and to the Nation; especially in regard to the National Defense Strategy, the evolving INDOPACOM Pacific Deterrence Initiative, and the challenging and dynamic geopolitics. Fiscal Year 2024 Award

Enabled the Pueblo Depot Activity Development Authority (PDADA) to negotiate and carry out an Economic Development Conveyance agreement with the Army resulting in the transfer of 15,846 surplus acres with improvements and related personal property for the purpose of job creation in July 2024. Further, PDADA continues outreach and community engagement activities necessary to retain the nearly 2,000 jobs impacted by the end of the chemical demilitarization mission. This effort supports removing property from the Army's active base inventory, which will result in cost savings that can be transferred to mission-critical activities. Fiscal Year 2024 Award

Enables the Riverbank Local Redevelopment Authority, as it awaits the transfer of ownership of acreage from the U.S. Army, to sustain redevelopment and environmental remediation efforts at the former Riverbank Army Ammunition Plant. This includes supporting the use of a Finding of Suitability for Early Transfer, Finding of Sustainability Transfer, and Covenant Deferral which requires coordination and concurrence by the California Governor. This effort supports removing property from the Army's active base inventory, which will result in cost savings that can be transferred to mission-critical activities. Fiscal Year 2024 Award

Enables the Columbia Development Authority, following transfer of ownership of acreage from the U.S. Army, to sustain the management of redevelopment efforts at the Umatilla Chemical Depot. This includes professional services to assist in partitioning 4,019 acres to the Confederated Tribes of Umatilla Indian Reservation and master planning for the remaining 5,492 acres. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables the Commonwealth of Virginia, through Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, to provide technical assistance with additive manufacturing technologies to machine shops in Virginia that supply parts for Defense facilities, assets, and prime contractors. This project will develop an additive manufacturing education program for machine shops regarding the technical aspects and business implications of additive manufacturing technology adoption and production requirements. This project stimulates cooperation between statewide and local adjustment efforts. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables the City of White Hall to undertake a joint comprehensive Installation Readiness study with Pine Bluff Arsenal to examine extreme weather, floodwater management, and the risks and vulnerabilities to the Arsenal's water supply due to long-term reduced capacity in the aquifer. Within the last ten years, the water table has dropped approximately two feet. The project will identify solutions to limit risk to on-site manufacturing operations. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables the Geary County Unified School District 475 to complete the construction of #38 Jefferson Elementary School (389 students) to address capacity and condition deficiencies. The gymnasium will also serve as a storm shelter that will be designed to FEMA 361 standards for a 250 mph wind event and include a stage for student performances. The school serves students who are children of military, civilian, and contractors who work Fort Riley. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables the Altus Public Schools to complete the design of a new elementary school to replace #55 Mendel Rivers Elementary School (353 students) in order to address condition and capacity deficiencies. Jackson County has experienced 37 tornadoes since 1980, one of which directly hit Altus Air Force Base. The full gymnasium within Rivers Elementary School will provide the entire school population a FEMA approved safe space in the event of future tornadoes. The school serves students who are children of military, civilian, and contractors who work Altus Air Force Base. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables the Port of Alaska to replace aged stormwater management infrastructure, alleviating flooding and soil erosion issues that impact mission readiness and execution both on JB Elmendorf-Richardson and at the Port of Alaska, a strategic commercial port utilized extensively by the installation. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables the Northern California Power Agency and its sub-recipient, Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Cooperative (Plumas-Sierra) to construct a new 14.7-mile, 69-kilovolt electric transmission line and to upgrade substations to connect to the NV Energy grid in Nevada, providing a secondary and more reliable source of power to the Depot and the 8,100 landowners in the Plumas-Sierra electrical service area. The secondary electrical transmission connection will feed Plumas-Sierra's entire system and increase the grid capacity for all customers. This project will improve installation readiness and eliminate the Depot's current single point of failure by providing additional locations for power to enter the base. Fiscal Year 2023 Award