We want to recognize the U.S. Marine Corps barracks planning team for completing a draft reporting package of more than 7,000 pages! Delivering work at this scale is demanding in any context; delivering it on schedule and with consistent quality reflects strong coordination, careful review, and a shared commitment to producing usable, decision-ready documentation.
The reports capture the findings and recommendations from a part of the BEQ/BOQ Standardization Support effort in support of the Marine Corps Installations Command (MCICOM) Barracks 2030 Vision. Across 19 United States Marine Corps installations, the study evaluates the condition, configuration, and utilization of permanent party unaccompanied housing and establishes a standardized, data-driven framework to right-size the inventory over a 20-year planning horizon. Data collected through two site visits per installation between December 2024 and January 2026—including facility assessments, stakeholder interviews, and collaborative workshops—supported installation-specific plans outlining renovation, replacement, conversion, demolition, and new construction strategies aligned with current Facilities Criteria and projected demand from the 2030 Authorized Strength Report.
We also want to thank our stakeholders across the United States Marine Corps and our client team at MCICOM for their time, insight, and collaboration throughout the site visits and workshops. Their engagement helped ground the work in real operational needs and ensured the recommendations are both practical and actionable.
