Our Projects

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

Enables Santa Rosa County to construct a taxiway to an aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul facility in support of Naval Air Station Whiting Field. This project will improve mission readiness by reducing aviation down time and eliminating the need to move military aircraft over civilian roadways. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables a University of Missouri led project to create a pipeline of engineers and tradespeople skilled in the usage of modern digital advanced manufacturing technologies. The program will make use of emerging advanced manufacturing technologies applied to casting repair and direct replacement of forgings, which are DoD priority areas. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables the City of San Antonio to reconstruct the Ackerman Road improvement at the Texas Army National Guard's Martindale Army Heliport Project (MAHP) from the IH-10 Frontage Road to the MAHP entrance gate. This project will enhance the installation readiness of MAHP by reducing the flooding that adversely impacts installation operations by ensuring safe and efficient access.

Enables the City of Norfolk to construct stormwater management system improvements on a main access road to Naval Station Norfolk. The project will reduce flooding, directly impacting mission readiness by allowing for better military and civilian personnel access to support the installation mission. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables the City of Virginia Beach to undertake a project to support Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story and Naval Air Station Oceana to replace deteriorated infrastructure at the Creeds Law Enforcement Training Facility. The project enables a modern training environment for civilian and military police and Navy forces, enhancing operational readiness, training efficiency, and the ability to accommodate total force requirements. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables a Regents of the University of Michigan led initiative to create the critical foundation for energy storage and battery manufacturing necessary to support the DoD's rapid transformation from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles and beyond by leveraging federal and state investments, and providing a series of technical assistance, technology acceleration, and training initiatives. Fiscal Year 2023 Award

Enables an Empire State Development Corporation led project to address challenges in the microelectronics industry by strengthening talent pipelines, cultivating an innovation ecosystem, and enhancing local supplier resilience in New York State. Fiscal Year 2023 Award