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Fort Bliss is one of the United States Department of Defense’s flagship installations.

The project included five Sprung structures that are being used as vehicle inspection and maintenance facilities.

Sprung’s relocatable design and speed of delivery, not to mention flexibility, durability and precision-engineering, were some of the critical features.

Fort Bliss is comprised of state-of-the-art training areas, ranges and facilities, and has the largest maneuvering acres for exercising military operations.

Sprung has provided Fort Bliss with a warehouse and a second vehicle maintenance facility at the McGregor Range.

The project included a 90’ x 255’ dining hall that connects into two 30’ x 60’ queuing areas where the troops line up for meals.

Fort Bliss turned to Sprung to erect several tensioned fabric membrane structures as part of their modularity program.

Market Sector Military Facilities

Fort Bliss Modularity Program

Fort Bliss Modularity Program

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Client

Fort Bliss

Challenge

Grow the Army is a transformation and re-stationing initiative of the United States Army announced in 2007 and scheduled to be completed by fiscal year 2013. As part of this transformation of the US Army, Fort Bliss was one of the first bases to receive upgrades through the Grow the Army plan. The initiative is designed to increase the Army by almost 75,000 soldiers, while realigning a large portion of the force in Europe to the continental US in compliance with the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure program (BRAC).

Solution

Six 70’ wide x 160’ long Vehicle Maintenance Facilities (with electric exhausts)
One 70’ wide x 120’ long Vehicle Maintenance Facilities at MacGregor Range
One 90’ wide x 225’ long Dining Facility (insulated)
Two 30’ wide x 60’ long Queuing structures for Dining Facility
One 80’ wide x 170’ long Gymnasium
One 60’ wide x 100’ long Warehouse

Results

Fort Bliss is a major training facility which is constantly receiving and deploying soldiers to all parts of the world. Ordered and completed in 2005, Sprung provided 11 new structures to be used as vehicle maintenance facilities, an insulated DFAC facility, an insulated gymnasium, queuing structures for the DFAC, and warehousing. One 60’ x 100’ Warehouse.