The B-21 Raider aircraft is a new high-tech stealth bomber currently in development by the United States Air Force (USAF). USAF is developing the state-of-the-art aircraft to support national security objectives through its long-range, highly survivable capabilities and capacity to carry a variety of ordnances. The B-21 Raider replaces the Air Force’s aging bomber fleet with new aircraft capable of penetrating advanced enemy air defenses anywhere in the world.  Dyess Air Force Base (AFB), located west of Abilene, Texas, will serve as a B-21 operating base site.  Construction for this program will include quality of life, administrative, and aircraft maintenance/operational facilities.

This 103,950 square foot, 4-story Barracks is the equivalent of an extended stay hotel, accommodating 238 soldiers and featuring an induction cooktop; range hood; convection microwave oven; sink; and refrigerator. Other building features include a dayroom; lounge; gaming areas; fitness room; food vending area and laundry rooms on each floor. The site consists of training boxes and covered shelters.

This 103,950 square foot, 3-story Barracks is the equivalent of an extended stay hotel, accommodating 248 soldiers and featuring an induction cooktop; range hood; convection microwave oven; sink; and refrigerator. Other building features include a dayroom; lounge; gaming areas; fitness room; food vending area and laundry rooms on each floor. The site consists of a PT field with pull-up bars and combination basketball and tennis court, a jogging trail, and covered shelters.

The project provides construction of an Information Systems Facility (38,022 square feet), which includes an information system processing area divided into specified security zones that address special use space for a Data Center, Network Enterprise Center (NEC), Local Session Controller Node (LSCN), and administration and warehousing. 

The project provides design and construction of a new Joint Operations Center (102,500 square feet), which includes an operations center with simulation, training control, planning space, and administrative areas divided into specified security zones.  

The project provides design and construction of a new Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing Facilities.  This project type is to house single soldiers and is intended to be similar both functionally and technically to housing in the private sector community surrounding the installation.  Approximately 250 single personnel will be housed within the 93,750 square foot facility.  The projects include site improvements necessary to support the new building facilities.  The site is approximately 12.30 acres.

This Aquatics Center will support training for the Air Force Special Warfare Training Wing located on JBSA – Lackland’s Chapman Training Annex. The facility consists of two 50-meter aquatic training tanks with overhead, catwalks, shower facilities, and administrative spaces. This project is to replace a non-purpose-built facility with a state-of-the-art facility to support high-operations tempo and critical training requirements. 

Construction will include a multi-story, 1200 student capacity dormitory facility to support the JBSA – Fort Sam Houston Medical Education Training Campus (METC). Dorm 1 will serve as the model to replace the existing METC Barracks/Dorms/Ships (BDS) and be adaptable to meet the Tri-Service program requirements. 

The Air Force is procuring an all-new advance jet trainer designed to replace the T-38 trainer which has been in service for over 60 years. The T7-A Red Hawk will be used to train the next generation of fighter and bomber pilots for decades to come.  The T-7A Red Hawk builds off the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen, paying tribute to the legends of the past and the heroes of the future. Laughlin Air Force Base will receive 60 T7-A aircraft.  Construction for this program will include training and aircraft maintenance/operational facilities.