3
Aug
Client
- Fort Hood
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 Hood 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 50’ x 95’ Vehicle Maintenance Facilities
- Three 50’ x 65’ Unit Storage Facilities
- Two 50’ x 75’ Flat Ended Unit Storage Facilities
- Two 50’ x 90’ Flat Ended Vehicle Maintenance Facilities
Results
- Fort Hood is a major training facility which is constantly receiving and deploying soldiers to all parts of the world. Ordered and completed in 2004, Sprung provided 13 new structures to be used as either vehicle maintenance facilities complete with foam suppression systems or as insulated unit storage facilities.
More information:
- www.hood.army.mil
- Modularity: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformation_of_the_United_States_Army
Testimonial
“Please accept my compliments on your fine product and the fine service we have received from your company. We have embraced your product warmly. It is quick and simple to install, well designed and durable, and cost-effective. The dealings I have had with your sales representative, the technical assistance personnel and Phil Jr. have been very professional and helpful. We look forward to a continued relationship with your company and your product.”
