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Money for the overhaul traces back to the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law in July 2025, which allocated $1 billion for military housing across four services. The legislation followed years of mounting congressional attention to living conditions on…
Published Oct 15, 2026 12:24 PM EDT The Army’s plan to fix its barracks issues hinges on using cheaper, pre-assembled materials to design buildings that will last 25 years — half as long as its current barracks. The aim? To tear them down and rebuild…
By Joe Lacdan, War Media ActivityOctober 13, 2026 WASHINGTON — Upgrades to HVAC systems and dining facilities, along with childcare access and spouse employment challenges, were among the main topics at an Association of the United States Army family forum held Oct. 12 in…
This realignment of maintenance teams was part of Commander, Navy Installations Command’s (CNIC) larger restructuring effort that puts all naval installations in charge of everyday base maintenance, while NAVFAC will focus on infrastructure construction, engineering, and contracting capabilities that enable…
Armscor is looking at AI solutions to create predictive maintenance, smart logistics and enable digital military supply chains for the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), which it hopes will boost operational availability of prime mission equipment and lower costs…
FORT STEWART, Ga. — Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield and 3rd Infantry Division leaders transferred the keys to Bldg. 515, a fully renovated, apartment-style unaccompanied housing facility, to the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team on Sept. 30, marking a major milestone in the installation’s long-term barracks…
Which component would you rather maintain? Component A costs $100, lasts 1,000 hours, is made by 20 suppliers and takes two hours to replace. Component B costs $1,000, lasts 100,000 hours, has one qualified supplier and takes 20 hours to replace. I started thinking about these…
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The Army is backing industrialized construction methods intended to reduce building costs by 30% and cut construction time in half, according to a July 31 memo. The tradeoff is a planned reduction in building lifespans from 50 years to approximately 25 years. W. Jordan Gillis,…
The Army is throwing its weight behind new and emerging construction methods to cut building costs by 30%, according to a recent memo obtained by Army Times. But it’s also halving building lifespans, with a plan that calls for new builds…