Our Projects

Enables the University of Massachusetts-Lowell, Massachusetts, to construct a classified operations center and sensitive compartmented information facility, benefitting Hanscom Air Force Base. The project will support Hanscom Air Force Base by providing mission-critical cyber integration and team space to enable collaboration between state and local governments and other stakeholders/partners to anticipate and respond to cyberattacks against critical infrastructure to ensure continuity of operations and mission assurance. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, Massachusetts, to construct a new fire station and emergency response center in support of Fort Devens Reserve Forces Training Area. The project supports Fort Devens Reserve Forces Training Area by replacing an outdated fire station with a new facility that will improve emergency response to high-risk activities such as firing weapons, working with heavy vehicles and equipment, and helicopter training that take place on the installation. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City of Boiling Spring Lakes to reconstruct and restore four dams damaged by 2018 Hurricane Florence. These improvements will reestablish the safety and security of the dams and mitigate flood risks to Army Operations at Military Ocean Terminal, Sunny Point. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables Onslow County to reconstruct the longest paved runway in the county and aprons at the Albert J. Ellis Airport. The project will support Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, and Marine Corps Air Station New River by allowing military aircraft and charter aircraft to use the runway for mission readiness, deployment, and operational purposes. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the North Dakota Department of Transportation to construct new highway culvert improvements on U.S.-2 and U.S.-52, critical access routes to Minot Air Force Base. Deterioration of the culverts due to heavy rain events has put the highway at risk of washing out and limiting access to the installation. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City of Enid, Oklahoma, to complete hanger and ramp upgrades to the Woodring Regional Airport to expand operational capabilities, improve aircraft fueling and maintenance, and accommodate increased student load for the Air Force undergraduate pilot training mission. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development to complete the east-west connection of the Philadelphia Navy Yard's private fiber-optic network. The project will support the Philadelphia Navy Yard Annex by creating resilient, secure, direct control and monitoring of each electric grid substation and enabling greater real-time cooperation and inter-agency review and monitoring of security at and adjacent to the Naval facility. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City of White Settlement, Texas to construct drainage improvements to protect the National Guard facility, existing residential properties, NAS JRB Fort Worth, and the adjacent Lockheed Martin facility from recurring storm water flooding issues. The entire White Settlement neighborhood is over 70-years old, has most of its original infrastructure, and has limited land area to accommodate drainage infrastructure. The project will allow collection of storm water that routinely floods local roadways to be directed to a nearby drainage channel. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City of Newport News and Newport News Waterworks to undertake enhancements to local infrastructure to support Naval Weapons Station Yorktown. The project provides improvements to the Harwood's Mill Reservoir Dam to help increase flood protection and ensure a reliable water supply to the installation. Fiscal Year 2022 Award

Enables the City of Hampton to construct a new joint-use firing range to replace deficient and poorly located existing ranges in support of Joint Base Langley-Eustis and the City of Hampton. Fiscal Year 2022 Award