FTW511 Soldier Performance Readiness Center and FTW515 Unaccompanied Enlisted Housing, Fort Wainwright, Alaska

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is conducting market research for two Arctic‑adapted construction projects at Fort Wainwright, Alaska. One project (FTW511) calls for the design and construction of a Soldier Performance Readiness Center (holistic health and fitness facility) of up to 48,633 sf, with a target budget of $76 M. The second project (FTW515) is a multi‑story unaccompanied enlisted housing barracks of approximately 133,506 sf, budgeted at $201 M, and explicitly invites modular, kit‑of‑parts, or 3‑D‑printed construction methods. Both projects must meet Army Standard Designs, special Arctic foundations, and seismic mitigation requirements, with design slated to start FY 27 and construction FY 28‑30. The government seeks industry input on delivery approaches, cost realism, risk mitigation, and bonding capacity. • Design‑build, CM‑at‑Risk, and Progressive Design‑Build delivery options are being evaluated. • Required expertise includes Arctic‑condition construction, modular/volumetric building techniques, and large‑scale MILCON projects. • Responses are due by 14:00 Alaska time on 7 Oct 2026; the solicitation will be issued after the market research phase.