The U.S. Army requires a new instructional facility at Fort Sill to serve as a cornerstone for the modernization and enhancement of its air defense capabilities. The facility will provide a state-of-the-art environment for hands-on, realistic training that transforms recruits into proficient operators and maintainers of the Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC) and the Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense (M-SHORAD) systems. The project includes the construction of an Automation-Aided Instruction Building with approximately 75,930 square feet of space, comprising various functional areas such as classrooms, simulator training rooms, and administrative staff space. The target budget for the project is $84M, and the period of performance is approximately 720 days.
• The facility will be used for training soldiers on the IFPC and M-SHORAD systems.
• The project includes the construction of an Automation-Aided Instruction Building with various functional areas.
• The target budget for the project is $84M.
• The period of performance is approximately 720 days.
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