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Client
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Timeline:
30 Days
Highlights
- Accommodations for 2,000
- Dining and recreation
- Perimeter security
- Water, electrical & sewage
- Fuel & gas station service
- Vehicle maintenance
- Computer lab & IT support
The Story
Halfway through the construction of temporary military housing for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Basra, Iraq, their contractor was unable to finish the job with 2,000 Iraqi police and border guards waiting to move in. We came in and within 30 days of a signed contract, they were able to move into a short-term housing facility that offered clean, comfortable rooms, top-level security and a dining facility that answered the needs of every taste, culture and dietary requirement. The camp featured services specific to the USACE’s needs, such as classrooms, medical services and training facilities
Key Challenges
War Zone. Extreme heat (129°F in the shade). Dust storms.
The Extra Mile
We provided four types of meals, three times a day. (Western, Hallal, Arabic, MRE)
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