Fort Lee BRAC Program
Under the BRAC directive, the DoD is streamlining its portfolio of installations to optimize their value, significantly reduce cost of ownership, and facilitate transformation, common operations, and shared business functions. BRAC and military construction (MILCON) created a more than $1.2 billion surge in construction at Fort Lee in the Richmond, Virginia area with a mandatory completion deadline of September 2011. Over 20 construction projects consisting of 40 major facilities include headquarters, dining halls, general and specialized instruction, field training, dormitories (barracks), retail and athletic complexes, medical and military offices, site infrastructure and bridges.
The USACE Norfolk District hired MOCA Systems to provide professional services that support the entire program lifecycle – from initial budget validation through each individual project construction close out. MOCA has augmented the USACE team to provide a differentiated project control capability that has been helped the USACE deliver the entire BRAC program on-time and within budget.
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“The cost estimates developed by MOCA were "right on the money" and enabled us to successfully award two major construction contracts that comprise the start of a $1 billion Fort Lee BRAC expansion. Their ability to accurately adjust their estimates to reflect the true construction market conditions is impressive...”
Chief Structural Section Design Leader, Fort Lee BRAC Program, USACE Norfolk District
“The MOCA Systems Team has provided exceptional scheduling management and cost control evaluations to the BRAC Lee Team... They are a true asset to the BRAC Lee Team."
Fort Lee BRAC Area Engineer, USCACE Norfolk District
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