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June 2009

Military Construction Briefing and Site Tour CPT Jeff Shultz Fort Leonard Wood Resident Office, Kansas City District, USACE. June 2009. Construction Trends FLW Program Summary, FY08-12 Current Projects Questions. Overview Briefing Agenda.

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June 2009

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  1. Military Construction Briefing and Site Tour CPT Jeff Shultz Fort Leonard Wood Resident Office, Kansas City District, USACE June 2009

  2. Construction Trends FLW Program Summary, FY08-12 Current Projects Questions Overview Briefing Agenda

  3. “Things are not Business as Usual in the Corps of Engineers. We are busier now than in the past 50 years.” - Colonel Roger Wilson Kansas City District Commander

  4. MILCON Trend Assessment Kansas City District

  5. What is Important at FLW? • Supporting the installation’s Master Plan • IET Soldier Bed Space (TRAPS Relocatables, TBUP, and Starship Barracks) • Facilities for the 4th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade • Upgrading Ranges to support TRADOC and FORSCOM Units • Upgrading Post Infrastructure to support increased facility demands (e.g. sewer, roads, phones)

  6. Long Term Master Plan for FLW N • Segregate FLW into BT, AIT, Permanent Party, and FORSCOM Zones • Support Increased Annual Trainee Load • Construct Facilities for 4th MEB

  7. BT / OSUT / AIT Long Term Transition Plans TRAPS Relocatables • Rolling Pin Barracks Renovation • Complete building overhaul, including mechanical systems and interiors. Starship Barracks Complex • Provide immediate bed space for BT and AIT Soldiers to meet Summer Surge Requirements • Over the next 10-20 years, replace Rolling Pin barracks and Specker AIT barracks with Starship Complexes

  8. CM EN MP Starship Barracks Concept

  9. Current Projects (FY08)

  10. Permanent Party Barracks

  11. TBUP 07 & 08

  12. Basic Combat Training Barracks Complex III • 4 BCOF Buildings • HQ Building • PT Track • Site prep for Double Dining Facility

  13. Double Dining Facility • Two-story Building • Services 2400 Soldiers (2 Starship Complexes) • Small Veteran-owned Business

  14. Child Development Center • Replaces existing Quonset Huts • Designed to service two hundred 6-10 year old kids • Includes: • Large multipurpose room • Activity rooms • Kitchen • Game areas • Playground

  15. Range 7 & 8 • 2 independent Modified Record Fire Ranges • Primarily for BCT use • Constructed over the existing ranges • Includes all new facilities

  16. 4th MEB • New Facilities for a 2000-Soldier Maneuver Enhancement Brigade • Includes: • 2 Battalion HQ’s • Company Ops Facility • Maintenance Facility • Brigade HQ was not included due to lack of funding

  17. Prime Power School • Future Home of the Prime Power School • Includes: • - Admin Building • - Classrooms • - Generator Hardstands & Training Area

  18. Upcoming Projects (FY09)

  19. Upcoming Projects (FY10)

  20. Upcoming Projects (FY11)

  21. Upcoming Projects (FY12)

  22. Questions

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