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.

To support the new B-21 Raider, a specialized hangar is being constructed at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas. This facility is essential for performing maintenance to preserve the aircraft's advanced low-observable (stealth) characteristics. The project provides a secure, climate-controlled environment, ensuring the long-term readiness and effectiveness of our nation’s next-generation long-range strike bomber.

A new Weapons Generation Facility is under construction at Dyess Air Force Base to support its national defense mission. This secure, state-of-the-art complex includes a specialized maintenance shop and supporting facilities. The project provides the essential infrastructure needed to ensure the safety, security, and reliability of the assets critical to our nation's strategic deterrence.

A new two-story facility is currently under construction at Dyess Air Force Base to support the personnel who will operate and maintain the B-21 Raider. This vital project will provide a consolidated squadron operations and maintenance hub tailored specifically for the incoming bomber units. As part of an initial $27 million phase, the development features a modern fuel lab, administrative spaces, and specialized hangars designed for the new stealth bomber. The state-of-the-art building serves as a critical component in preparing the installation for the safe arrival and housing of this advanced, next-generation aircraft. By modernizing this operational infrastructure, the military ensures our forces remain fully equipped and ready to execute their global defense missions. Scheduled for completion by October 2027, this initiative represents a significant step forward in maintaining our nation's strategic deterrence capabilities.

New barracks are under construction at Fort Bliss, Texas, to house soldiers during collective training exercises. The project includes four modern buildings that will provide temporary living quarters and support facilities. By providing high-quality housing, this initiative improves the readiness and living conditions for units that travel to Fort Bliss for critical, large-scale training.

New housing for 560 soldiers is being constructed at Fort Bliss, Texas, to support rotational training units. This innovative project provides a cost-effective solution for billeting, replacing the need for more expensive temporary deployments and saving an estimated $31 million per cycle. By offering permanent, high-quality lodging, this initiative enhances readiness, improves the quality of life for visiting soldiers, and represents a significant value for taxpayers.

This project will deliver a new barracks facility at Fort Hood, Texas, to provide modern housing for 250 unaccompanied soldiers. The facility is designed to offer a significant upgrade in living standards, with a focus on privacy, comfort, and community. Investing in high-quality housing is essential for the well-being and morale of our service members, directly contributing to their readiness and retention.

A new Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing facility is being constructed at Fort Hood, Texas, to accommodate 250 soldiers. This project focuses on providing modern, high-quality living quarters to improve the quality of life for service members. By investing in comfortable and safe housing, the Army is enhancing the morale, welfare, and overall readiness of its force.

A new, large-scale Vehicle Maintenance Shop is being constructed at Fort Hood, Texas, to support the upkeep of military vehicles. This modern facility will provide a safe and efficient environment for mechanics to perform essential repairs and maintenance. By improving maintenance operations, this project will increase vehicle readiness and ensure our soldiers have the reliable equipment they need to train and execute their missions.

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.

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.

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.

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. 

A new Joint Operations Center is being built at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, Louisiana. This state-of-the-art command and control facility will serve as the nerve center for one of the Army's premier training venues. The project provides the modern infrastructure necessary to coordinate complex training exercises, ensuring our soldiers are prepared to operate effectively in demanding environments around the world.

A new dormitory and recreation pavilion will be constructed at Goodfellow Air Force Base to house 400 students attending technical training. Designed as a modern learning and living environment, the three-story facility includes living quarters, training rooms, and collaborative spaces. This project provides a high-quality environment that enhances the educational experience and overall well-being of the Air Force's next generation of intelligence and firefighting professionals.

A new, two-story dental clinic is being constructed at Joint Base San Antonio to serve military personnel, trainees, and residents. The modern, 59,000-square-foot facility will provide comprehensive dental care and support advanced dental residency programs. This project ensures our service members and their families have access to top-tier dental services, promoting the health and readiness of the force.

To enhance the training experience for Air Force recruits, a new classroom and dining complex is being built at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. This modern, multi-story facility will provide state-of-the-art instructional spaces and a large dining area for airmen in training. By consolidating these essential services, the project supports a high-quality learning environment and improves the daily lives of future service members.

This project provides a new, modern dormitory for Air Force recruits at Joint Base San Antonio. The facility will offer state-of-the-art living quarters and administrative support spaces for the 37th Training Wing. By replacing outdated structures with an efficient and comfortable residence, this project enhances the quality of life for new recruits and supports the Air Force's mission to train the next generation of airmen.

A new dormitory is under construction at Joint Base San Antonio to house Air Force recruits during Basic Military Training. This project will provide a modern, safe, and sustainable living environment designed to support the rigorous demands of military instruction. This investment in infrastructure ensures that new airmen have the high-quality facilities necessary to prepare them for their service to the nation.

A new chapel is being constructed at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland to serve the diverse spiritual needs of military members and their families. "The Chapel for America's Airman" will offer worship spaces, classrooms, and administrative areas for the thousands of recruits who pass through Basic Military Training annually. This facility provides a dedicated space for worship, personal reflection, and religious education, supporting the overall well-being of our service members.

This project will deliver a state-of-the-art Cyber Operations Center at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland for the 91st Cyberspace Operations Squadron. As a critical component of our nation’s digital defense, this facility will provide the squadron with the advanced capabilities needed to conduct its cyberspace missions. This investment modernizes our military’s infrastructure to better defend against emerging digital threats and ensures the U.S. Air Force remains at the forefront of cybersecurity.

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. 

A new kennel facility is under construction at Joint Base San Antonio to house up to 400 military working dogs. The project delivers a large-capacity complex with modern support facilities designed to ensure the health and welfare of the animals. This investment provides a state-of-the-art environment for the care of these essential members of our military, supporting their training and readiness for critical defense missions.

This project will construct a new, multi-story dormitory complex for Air Force recruits at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. The modern facility includes living quarters, administrative areas, and physical training spaces designed to support the mission of Basic Military Training. By replacing several outdated buildings, this project provides a comprehensive and efficient environment that improves the quality of life and training effectiveness for our newest airmen.

A large-capacity kennel complex is being built at Lackland Air Force Base, home to the Department of Defense Military Working Dog Program. The project includes three kennel facilities with 450 dog runs and a modern support building. This facility will provide a safe and healthy environment for the training and care of our four-legged service members, ensuring they are prepared for their vital security and detection missions worldwide.

This project at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland will create a consolidated, state-of-the-art campus for the 16th Air Force's Cyber and Intelligence Operations. The new headquarters and operations center will house nearly 2,500 personnel in a secure, modern environment designed for 21st-century warfare. By centralizing these critical national security missions, this facility will enhance collaboration, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen our nation's digital defense capabilities.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is overseeing the construction of a new dormitory for Air Force recruits at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. This modern, multi-story residence hall will provide living quarters and support facilities for trainees beginning their military careers. The project is designed to provide a safe, efficient, and high-quality environment, ensuring our newest airmen have the resources they need to succeed in Basic Military Training and beyond.

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.

Red River Army Depot is enhancing its mission capabilities with the construction of a new Component Rebuild Shop. This 236,500-square-foot facility will be used to repair and rebuild critical components for the Army's fleet of tactical vehicles. The project modernizes the depot's industrial operations, increasing efficiency and ensuring our military vehicles are mission-ready, which directly supports the long-term readiness and sustainability of our armed forces.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is supporting the construction of a new 1,000-car parking garage at the Dallas VA campus. Officially designated as the Dallas VA Mental Health Phase A Parking Garage, this structure is designed to accommodate the increased parking demand generated by the campus's consolidated mental health facility. To prepare the site for the new garage and its associated surface parking, project crews will first demolish several older buildings located in the northern portion of the campus.

In partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairs, this project will deliver a new, comprehensive health care center for our nation's veterans in El Paso, Texas. Located at Fort Bliss, the nearly 500,000-square-foot facility will provide a wide range of outpatient services in a state-of-the-art environment. This initiative significantly expands veterans' access to high-quality medical care and strengthens the collaboration between the VA and the Department of Defense.