Our Projects

Enables the City of Fairfield to conduct a study that analyzes the threat of public safety power outages, wildfires, extreme drought, and other natural and man-made threats, such as high winds on the regional infrastructure supporting Travis Air Force Base. These insights will be used by local government entities, in cooperation with installation leadership, to prioritize specific investments to maintain military installation readiness. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City of National City to assess the feasibility of the 8th Street Mobility Hub concept and evaluate additional pedestrian, bicycle, and Neighborhood Electric Vehicle shuttle connections to existing and proposed entry control points to improve parking capacity and commuter accessibility to Naval Base San Diego. The study will leverage existing planning efforts and conduct condition modeling to assess key transportation challenges comprehensively. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the West Florida Regional Planning Council (aka Emerald Coast Regional Council) and local installations to develop a regional approach that integrates critical military resilience concerns into the strategies, plans, and investments of surrounding municipalities to foster, protect, and create a resilient future that considers the unique contributions of Northwest Florida's military operations. Both the process and resulting products will increase collaboration, identify the responsibilities and capabilities of key stakeholders, and pave the way for joint planning of priority capital improvement projects to benefit the military and residents of Northwest Florida. The action plan that results from this review will guide investments in infrastructure and services to enhance the military mission, achieve facility and infrastructure savings and increase military, civilian, and industrial readiness across the region. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City and County of Honolulu and the University of Hawaii to conduct a resilience study that analyzes the resiliency and sustainability of community infrastructure to support the continued mission readiness of Marine Corps Base Hawaii. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City of Mountain Home to conduct a study that analyzes wastewater treatment as a strategy to recharge the regional aquifer, reduce groundwater pumping, and ensure a reliable water supply is available to support the construction of new housing with the intent of reducing commute times for personnel working at Mountain Home Air Force Base. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the Town of Prince's Lakes to carry out a recommendation of an earlier resilience study to design an additional water line to support the continued mission readiness of the Atterbury Muscatatuck Training Center. The new water line will increase water quantity and quality for all parties, and increase redundancy in the water system, which will improve water resilience and fire protection for the military installation. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables El Paso Water, on behalf of the greater El Paso, Texas region, to assess and address existing water, wastewater, and stormwater systems and infrastructure, including their energy supplies and availability, and present a prioritized list of recommendations that local government entities, in cooperation with installation leadership, may undertake to support the resilience of Fort Bliss. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City of San Angelo to undertake a waterline design to support the continued mission readiness of Goodfellow Air Force Base. The new water line will increase water quantity and quality for all parties and improve fire protection for the military installation, which includes the Joint Service Louise F. Garland DoD Fire Academy. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs to work with Dane County Regional Airport on a noise mitigation feasibility study and develop a community outreach plan in response to the arrival of the F-35A at Truax Field Air National Guard Base. The study endeavors to bring the community and military together to collectively manage compatible use issues related to noise and proactively address impacts through education and best planning practices. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the Guam Waterworks Authority to improve the water and wastewater services for northern Guam in order to support the increase in Marine Corps forces at Andersen Air Force Base and Camp Blaz, including refurbishing the sewer interceptor line, upgrading the Northern District Wastewater Treatment Plant and enhancing the Northern Guam Lens Aquifer Monitoring System by adding 7 new wells and rehabilitating 12 existing wells to mitigate impacts to potable water utilities and water resources. Fiscal Year 2022 Award