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OUR VISION
We are a global design firm with
nearly 8,000 professionals who
are inspired by our clients’ work.
We balance creative ideas with
technical expertise to transform
concepts into reality, responding to
important cultural, contextual and
functional influences.
We have been honored to serve
military agencies for more than 66
years. Many of our professionals
have worked as both an employee
and a consultant for military
clients, so we have a first-hand
understanding of the procedures
and processes they use in the
design of new and renovated
facilities. We provide the
experience, knowledge, manpower
and technology necessary to
deliver projects in a timely manner
and to the high standards expected
by our military clients.
We understand that our military clients are under
increasing pressure to create functional and
operationally efficient facilities with decreasing
fiscal resources. Our experts provide facilities
that deliver the full value for every dollar
invested and reflect the functional and aesthetic
needs of the people who will use each facility.
Our track record of on-time performance, and
our ability to meet stringent budget targets and
schedules are directly attributable to the efforts
of our highly dedicated staff.
D E S I G N P H I LO S O P H Y
P H Y S I C A L LY C A P T U R E
a Bold Idea or Concept
E M B O DY
a C l i e n t ’s V i s i o n
EXPRESS
Integrated Design
RETHINK
the Standard Approach
SU PP O R T ST E WAR DS H I P
of Mind, Place and Resources
F O R T B E LV O I R C O M M U N I T Y H O S P I TA L
AND MEDIC AL C AMPUS
Fort Belvoir, Virginia
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
HDR is part of the design team for
COST: $757 Million (Est)
the 1.27 million SF hospital complex
SIZE: 1.27 Million SF
complex is being driven by the
at Fort Belvoir. The design for the
commitment to provide superior
care for uniformed service people
and their families. Using evidencebased design concepts to create a
healing, nurturing environment, the
hospital will be distinguished by an
interwoven relationship of indoor
areas to the outdoors. Inpatient units
with private rooms are organized
for safety, efficient care and family
support, with decentralized nursing
stations that place staff closer to
patients. Outpatient care will be
delivered in clinics that utilize a
flexible, modular planning concept
for maximum efficiencies. This worldclass medical facility will become the
premier military community hospital
in the country.
FOR T BLISS ARMY MEDIC AL C AMPUS
A D M I N I S T R AT I O N A N D E D U C AT I O N B U I L D I N G
El Paso, Texas
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
The commitment of HDR’s Fort Bliss
COST: $1 Billion
Army Medical Center design team is
SIZE: 1.13 Million SF
goal of a World Class Medical Facility
to attain and achieve the long-term
in support of our Warriors and their
Families. The Medical Center will be
a 1,132,460 SF, $1 Billion top-notch
medical facility replacing the current
William Beaumont Army Medical
Center (WBAMC) in El Paso, Texas.
The design integrates DoD program
requirements and offers alternate
schemes to include design scenarios
that may integrate VA requirements
in the future. HDR has incorporated
state-of-art planning and design
ideas including the latest research
in Evidence-Based Design (EBD),
Sustainability, as well as design
innovations promoting family and
patient-centered care.
REAL PROPERT Y MAS TER PL AN
U. S . AR MY G AR R IS O N H UM PH R E YS
Republic of Korea
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
was the lead agent completing the
COST: $194 Million
facilities and master planning efforts
SIZE: 411,000 SF
the concurrence of all planning
for this project and coordinating
recommendations at a 4-star level.
This massive master planning effort
In addition to the comprehensive
supported the restructuring of the US
master plan, HDR provided full A/E
Forces in Korea to meet Future of the
services for a six-story hospital
Alliance (FOTA) agreements between
and ambulatory care center with
the United States and the Republic
multiple components including
of Korea. The future supported
emergency, radiology, surgery,
population at Camp Humphreys will
pharmacy, nutrition services, logistics
increase from approximately 8,000 to
& administrative services, 68 private
46,000 personnel and the land area
inpatient beds, women’s & infant
must increase almost 200 percent
nursing units, Psychiatric nursing
to support the new missions. HDR
units, outpatient clinics.
R E P L A C E M E N T N A VA L H O S P I TA L
Camp Pendleton, California
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
and emergency care. Associated
COST: $563 Million
supporting facilities include
SIZE: 511,000 SF
departments, primary care clinics,
outpatient medical facilities, ancillary
specialty care clinics, and support
The replacement of Naval Hospital
Camp Pendleton is the largest
American Recovery and Reinvestment
Act project in the Department of
the Navy. Sited on 70 acres near
the main gate of Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton, the new 511,000
SF, multilevel hospital will serve
area military members, families,
and retirees. The new hospital will
feature facilities to provide a variety
of medical services for surgery,
patient overnight stays, dental care,
intensive care, and general medical
spaces. HDR’s design incorporated
concepts of clinic modularity,
structural flexibility, seismic safety
and patient/visitor/staff experience
enhancement. Other innovations
addressed the need for increased
daylighting, private patient rooms
and other Evidence Based Design
and LEED Gold sustainable design
objectives. Also included with the
new hospital will be a central utilities
plant, a 1,500-space multilevel
parking structure, surface parking,
and low impact site development.
N A VA L S P E C I A L O P E R AT I O N S
P R E PA R AT O R Y S C H O O L
Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
COST: $70 M
SIZE: 167,000 SF
The $70M, 167,000 SF Naval Special
The facility consists of three major
Operations Preparatory School at
components: 15,000 SF applied
Naval Station Great Lakes (NSGL)
instruction classrooms facility, 55,000
is for Navy SEAL and Explosive
SF physical training and instruction
Ordnance Disposal (EOD) candidates
facility, 69,000 SF aquatic training
and is intended to provide the
and instruction facility and other
physical and mental training needed
common, mission support spaces.
for entering into the SEAL and
EOD schools.
The design is mission centric and
function driven, yet gives meaning to
what Navy Special Forces is all about.
U . S . D E PA R T M E N T O F H O M E L A N D S E C U R I T Y
E A G L E PA S S B O R D E R PAT R O L S TAT I O N
Eagle Pass, Texas
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
Patrol, as part of the U.S. Department
COST: Full Master Plan: $40 Million |
of Homeland Security (USDHS)
Phase I Construction: $11.9 Million
SIZE: 50,000 SF
to design the additional station
that will accommodate a potential
growth of 300 agents. The detainee
holding capacity could be up to
The existing Eagle Pass Border Patrol
380 detainees.
Station (BPS) was originally designed
The Main Administration Building
to support 50 agents, but due to
with the intake and processing,
the increase in potential threats to
kennels and vehicle fueling stations
the United States it was in need of
are included in the first phase.
expansion. The process of expansion
HDR worked with the Fort Worth
began with completing a master
District of the US Corps of Engineers
plan for facilities on a new site of
as the contract and program
the 38.79 acres. Then, HDR worked
management office.
hand-in-hand with the U.S. Border
A I R S U P P O R T O P E R AT I O N S S Q U A D R O N
Aviano, Italy
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
HDR collaborated with NAVFAC
COST: $8.6 Million
EURAFSWA and the U.S. Air Force
SIZE: 33,875 SF
documents for the 8th Air Support
for the design and construction
Operations Squadron (ASOS) Facility
at Aviano Air Base in Aviano Italy. This
new facility houses administrative,
operations, training, maintenance
and storage facilities for the 8th
ASOS. Complying with both Italian
program and develop the conceptual
and U.S. codes, this state of the
design. HDR is accelerating the
art facility supports the Air force
project design schedule to achieve
Transformation initiative to support
construction contract execution of
the collocation of the ASOS with
June 30, 2011. The project will be
its air support aligned Army units
LEED Silver. Occupancy to occur in
providing command and control of
the fall of 2013.
forward units. HDR conducted a 3-day
design charrette to refine the space
N A V FA C M I D W E S T I D I Q F O R G E N E R A L A / E
S E R V I C E S , TA S K O R D E R F O R R E G I O N A L
C O N F I N E M E N T FA C I L I T Y, M C A S M I R A M A R
San Diego, California
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
Facility. The addition includes a new
COST: $32 Million
Level I facility to house 120 male
SIZE: 99,136 SF
to house 80 female prisoners. The
prisoners and a new Level II facility
new facility will be configured to
HDR prepared a D/B RFP using the
provide independent support and
NAVFAC 6-Part format for this $32
to divide groups of prisoners by
million, 99,136 SF addition to the
sex, sentence length, disciplinary
existing Confinement Facility. The
status, special program or treatment
addition includes housing for 200
needs, adjudged status, etc. Also
prisoners, a dining facility and
included is a 4600 SF renovation of
a new industries / maintenance
the existing confinement facility.
facility. The new facilities are part
Site work includes new parking and
of BRAC 05 and will consolidate four
utilities and storm drainage on an
correctional facilities into a single
environmentally sensitive site near an
Southwest Regional Confinement
existing waterway.
U EPH BA R R ACK S CO M PL E X
Fort Sill, Oklahoma
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
outdoor pavilions, a campus-wide
COST: $48.9 M
pedestrian concrete walkway and
SIZE: 228,921 SF
seven barracks, parking lots and the
jogging trails connecting to each of
surrounding communities.
As part of a design-build team,
The project master plan was
HDR provided full design-build A/E
developed for efficiency and
professional design services for the
to convey a sense of unity and
23-acre Ft. Sill Barracks complex
connectivity among the seven
that is comprised of 228,921 SF
barracks and with the adjacent
and seven three–story masonry/
buildings and the installation as a
standing seam metal roof apartment
whole.The entire site design and
buildings, each ranging in size from
building designs were designed in
two at 34,068 SF to five at 32,157 SF,
accordance with UFC 4-010-01 to
housing a total of 620 soldiers. The
meet all ATFP requirements. The
project scope includes a master plan
project was designed to achieve LEED
and landscaping for seven barracks,
Silver Certification.
two campus entrance plazas, two
CO N FI D EN T IA L CL I EN T
Confidential Location
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
The facility consists of three major
COST: $563 Million
components: 700,000 SF secure
SIZE: 511,000 SF
administrative spaces; 73,000 SF
Global Operation Center (GOC)
with a hardened enclosure and
HDR provided schematic design and
High Energy Magnetic Pulse (HEMP)
cost estimating for the $560 million,
shielding; two 45,000 SF hardened
1 million SF command and control
enclosure, secure back-up facilities to
headquarters. Three conceptual design
provide redundant, reliable mission
and cost estimating options were
critical support; 26,000 SF support
developed. Option 1 is an addition
spaces such as 400-seat auditorium,
and modernization of the existing
conference center, training
building. Option 2 is a phased new
center, cafeteria. The project was
construction of a single building
successfully delivered and exceeded
complex. Option 3 is a phased new
client’s expectations by assembling
construction with multiple facilities
the best technical qualified team
in a campus setting. All three options
from HDR multiple offices using HDR
met ATFP requirements and followed
motto “national experts with local
IBC code and designed to LEED Gold
presence”. The project is designed to
certification level. Cost estimating was
meet LEED Gold Certification.
performed to validate DD 1391.
G L O B A L H A W K T W O - B AY M A I N T E N A N C E H A N G A R
Beale AFB, California
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
HDR completed full design services
COST: $13.2 M
for a two-bay hangar to support
SIZE: 42,000 SF
mission of the Global Hawk
the operational and maintenance
(Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) at Beale
AFB, California. The facility design
included 32,400 square feet for the
aircraft hangar and 9,600 square feet
for administrative, maintenance and
environmental systems.
Support functions conducted in the
hangar include heavy maintenance,
phase inspections and pre-flight
operations. The hangar featured a
flexible design that can be readily
modified to support potential re-use
for other aircraft.
U S A C E – N E W Y O R K D I S T R I C T, P I C AT I N N Y
A R S E N A L PA C K A G I N G , H A N D L I N G , S T O R A G E &
T R A N S P O R TAT I O N C E N T E R ( P H S & T )
Picatinny, New Jersey
P R O J E C T D E TA I L S
46,000 SF industrial facility laboratory
COST: $23.8 M
to LEED Silver standards to meet
SIZE: 46,000 SF
self-certification by the DoD with the
sustainable design requirements for
U.S. Green Building Council.
HDR was commissioned by US Army
The building design has two main
Corps of Engineers (USACE), New
areas which feature an administrative
York District to provide architectural
wing and a High Bay Testing
and engineering design and design-
Laboratory. The architectural/
bid-build documents for the new
MEP/structural design provides for
construction combined Army and
interior and on site testing facilities
Navy testing and research and
of large munitions containers
development facility for munitions
using equipment which simulates
packaging, handling, storage and
actual transportation and storage
transport testing at Picatinny Arsenal.
conditions of wheeled, seafaring and
This BRAC 2005 project has an
in flight vehicles. The design is based
estimated construction value of $23.8
on specific seismic conditions at
million. HDR CUH2A designed this
Picatinny Arsenal.
PR OJ EC T T Y PE S
Our extensive experience
in providing support
for the military includes
diverse project capability.
We have worked on a wide
variety of military design
and engineering projects,
from hundreds of task
orders on military contracts
to projects large and
complex in scope.
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S E A M L E S S D E L I V E R Y A N D P O W E R F U L R E S U LT S .
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PR OJ EC T T Y PE S
G E N E R A L U S E FAC I L I T I E S
HDR’s team of architects, engineers
H E A D Q UA R T E R S &
A D M I N I S T R AT I O N
and planners are well-versed in
HDR understands that oftentimes
delivering a wide variety of functional
headquarters and administration
yet personable environments for
buildings must serve as the “front
military personnel and their families.
door” to the military installation. That
We work with you to design facilities
means that these buildings must be
that support quality of life for those
designed to meet multiple objectives;
serving in the military, from fitness
they must be secure and flexible and
centers to child care centers to dining
organized to support the work that
halls and recreational parks.
is being conducted and, if necessary,
they must be able to welcome visitors
and provide more public accessibility.
These buildings must also be able
to adapt to changing missions
and technology.
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01 Confidential Client, Confidential Location
02 Military Police Battalion Headquarters, Fort Leavenworth, KS
03 U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Eagle Pass Border Patrol Station, Eagle Pass, Texas
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H E A LT H C A R E
HOUSING
The HDR Architecture team brings
HDR has completed a variety
decades of proven experience in
of housing projects at military
designing state-of-the-art medical
installations across the United States
facilities for military personnel, their
and in many foreign countries. Our
families and veterans. We consistently
projects range in scope from the
challenge existing standards and
design of a barracks expansion to the
apply best practices from the civilian/
master planning and neighborhood
private sector to develop new
revitalization of whole military
approaches for delivering healthcare
communities. We work with our
within the armed forces.
clients to develop objectives to help
achieve their visions for improving
the quality and livability of military
housing, and we can also develop the
strategies that support the execution
of these visions.
PR OJ EC T T Y PE S
S C I E N C E & T E C H N O LO G Y
T R A I N I N G & D E V E LO PM E N T
We have designed over 70 million
Whether you need a single training
square feet of research and
classroom, an outdoor training
development space for all types
environment or an entire training
of science, including more than 50
campus, we can plan, design
safe and secure high-containment
and engineer the facilities and
facilities, some at the highest level
environments that best meet your
of containment. We are known for
training goals and requirements.
designing facilities to accommodate
We work closely with the client to
changes in research programs,
analyze training needs in order to
promote knowledge transfer, and
provide the most effective training
attract and retain top-tier talent. As
solution. We incorporate modern
the boundaries between sciences
technologies and systems and build
blur, our expertise in all types of
in future flexibility to ensure the
basic and applied science facilities
project’s long life cycle.
lends itself to new and evolving
facility types.
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04 Squadron Operations Facility, NAS JRB New Orleans, Louisiana
05 Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, Fort Belvoir, Virginia
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S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y
Our extensive experience in
providing support for the military
includes diverse project capability.
We have worked on a wide variety
of military design and engineering
projects, from hundreds of task
orders on military contracts
to projects large and complex
in scope.
TA I LO R E D S O LU T I O N S M A K E N AV Y
P R OJ E C T S T H E B E S T T H E Y C A N B E .
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S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y
CO M M I S S I O N I N G &
FAC I L I T Y S E R V I C E S
ENERGY SERVICES
We provide unbiased, independent
We represent the owner’s best
recommendations for energy projects
interests as an independent resource
and offer a range of services to help
during each phase of design and
clients find efficient, environmentally
construction. Our goal is to: establish
responsible, and cost-effective
defined project objectives, support
solutions to a variety of energy
the design team, verify each system
management needs. We estimate that
has been installed and functions
our consulting services have helped
as specified, and ensure that the
our clients collectively reduce energy
appropriate operations/maintenance
costs by over $40 million annually.
documentation has been given to
the owner. Our efforts result in fewer
change orders, reduced facility
energy consumption, improved
indoor air quality, a high degree of
occupant thermal comfort, proper
orientation and training of operations
and maintenance staff, and the ontime completion of projects.
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06 Replacement Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton, California
07 University of Louisville, Centre for Predictive Medicine for Biodefense & Emerging Infectious Diseases,
Regional Biocontainment Laboratory, Louisville, Kentucky, United States
08 Pentagon Remote Delivery Facility, Arlington, Virginia
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S U S TA I N A B L E D E S I G N
SERVICES
T R A I N I N G & O U T R E AC H
For more than 12 years, HDR has
We provide solutions for new and
provided sustainable training for
existing buildings that balance
many federal clients. In fact, we have
economic, environmental and
conducted more than 16 workshops
social equity goals. We have a large,
and trained more than 930 Air Force,
multidisciplinary staff of sustainable
Air National Guard, Army, Navy and
design experts in areas such as
Corps of Engineers’ personnel, along
energy efficiency, green roofs,
with numerous private contractors.
renewable energy, water resource
management, sustainable material
selection, and land-use planning.
O T H E R R E L E VA N T E X P E R I E N C E
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Administrative Office of the Courts Judiciary Training Facility, Annapolis, MD
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Airfield Planning, Flightline Development Plan, Naval Air Station (NAS),
Sigonella, Italy
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ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and KAET-TV, Phoenix, AZ
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Center for Disease Control Building 23 Tampa, FL
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Combat Communication Facility, Upgrade 206th Combat Communication
Facility, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska
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Corpus Christi Public Works Department, Reserve Component Training
Facility
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DECAM Training Building, Ft. Carson, Colorado Springs, CO
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Facility Master Plan, HQ Air Force Test and Evaluation Command,
Nationwide
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Fire Fighting and Rescue Training Facility, USACE Louisville District
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Fort Bliss Army Medical Campus, Admin./Education Bldg, EL Paso, TX
Airfield & Infrastructure Planning, Area Development Plans &
Infrastructure Capacity Assessments, Fort Drum, NY, Wheeler AAF, Hawaii
Buckley AFB Wing HQ & Admin Facility, USACE Omaha District
Campus Planning, Airmen-in-Training Campus Plan & Town Center Study,
Sheppard AFB, TX
City of Phoenix ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and KAET-TV,
Phoenix, Arizona
Energy and Water Master Planning, Comprehensive Energy and Water
Master Plans, Various Army Installations, Nationwide
FLETC Language Arts Building 36 and Detention Simulator and
Emergency Communications Center Building, Artesia, NM
George State University, Parker H. Petit Science Center, Atlanta, GA
Georgia Institute of Technology, MS&E,Atlanta GA
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Installation Design Guidelines, Architectural Plans, Various Air Force
Bases, HQ AMC
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Joint Base Master Planning, Joint Base Plan ISA Air Base, Bahrain
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Master Planning, USACE Europe Indefinite Delivery Contract (2001-2003)
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Navy Facilities Requirements Analyses, Basic Facilities Requirements
(BFRs), NAVFAC Atlantic
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Pararescue Training Complex, Kulis Air National Guard Base, AK
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Regional Shore Infrastructure Planning, Navy Region Southeast Overview
Regional Shore Infrastructure Plan
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Renovation ARHOC Barrack Building M-4040, Fort Bragg, NC
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Special Forces Facilities Planning, 10th Special Forces Area Development
Plan, Fort Carson, CO
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Surge Capability Planning, Base General Plan (Surge Capability Plan),
Moron Air Base, Spain
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Sustainability Planning, Installation Sustainability Strategy, Marine Corps
Air Station (MCAS), Iwakuni, Japan
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US STRATCOM Offiutt AFB, Omaha, NE
Kelman Centre for Advanced Learning, London Health Sciences Centre,
The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario
National Guard IDIQ, Contracts for Multidiscipline A/E Services, Various
Locations
Real Property Master Planning, RPMP Digests, US Army Installations
Worldwide
SOF Compound Master Plan, Camp Lemonier, Djibouti
Special Forces and Operations Camp Planning, Master Plan, Manda Bay,
Kenya, NAVEURSWA AOR
USF, Johnnie B. Bryd Alzheimer’s Center and Research, Tampa, FL
Utilities and Infrastructure Assessments “Grow-the-Army” Infrastructure
Capacity Analyses, Various Army Installations Nationwide
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G LO BA L SER V I CE S
ARCHITEC TUR E
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Architectural Design
Commissioning and Energy Services
Engineering
Interiors and Wayfinding
Master Planning
Programming
Project Management
RFP Development
Security Assessments
Site Design
Specialized Building Systems
Sustainable Design
Technology Solutions
Telecommunications Consulting
CONSTRUC TION
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Commissioning
Construction Management
Design-Build Delivery
Operations and Maintenance
Project and Program Management
Staff Augmentation
Technical Design Support
Value Engineering
ENERGY
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Carbon Management
Climate Variability Impact Analysis
Efficiency Management and Results Reporting
Energy Audits
Owners Engineer
Power Generation and Delivery
Renewable Energy
Retrofit System Design
ENG INEER ING
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Anti-terrorism and Force Protection
Asset Management
Civil Works
Coastal and Maritime
Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
Hydraulic Modeling
Program Management
Transportation
Water, Wastewater and Reuse
ENVIRONMENTAL
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Archeology
Conservation
Compliance
Cultural Resources
Marine Species Monitoring
Natural Resources
NEPA
Noise and Acoustics
Pollution Prevention
Remediation
UXO and Range Services
Water Quality
PL ANNING
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Airfield and Facilities Utilization
Community Involvement
Comprehensive Master Planning
Decision Economics
Military Installation
Programming
Regional Shore Infrastructure Development
Sustainable Return on Investment (SROI)
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WHERE WE WORK
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Bahamas
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Belgium
Nicaragua
Belize
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Brazil
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Canada
Peru
Chile
Philippines
China
Poland
Colombia
Por tugal
Costa Rica
Puer to Rico
Cy p r u s
Qatar
Czech Republic
Russia
Dominican Republic
Saipan, N.M.I.
El Salvador
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Singapore
Fr a n c e
South Africa
Georgia
South Korea
Germany
Spain
Guam
Swit zerland
Guatemala
Ta i w a n
Honduras
Ta n z a n i a
India
Tr i n i d a d a n d To b a g o
Ireland
Uganda
Italy
Ukraine
Japan
United Arab Emirates
Jordan
United Kingdom
Kazakhstan
United States
Kenya
U. S . V i r g i n I s l a n d s
Kuwait
Uzbekistan
Malaysia
09 USAMRIID Replacement Facility, Fort Detrick, Maryland
10 Command and Control Facility, Confidential Location
11 U.S. Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, Virginia
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