Agencies · Army installations
Construction on Army installations and reserve centers.
Training-area civil work and campus utility upgrades on active Army sites.
Our work for Army installations
SIS has worked on active Army sites across Missouri: rebuilding the trail into Training Area 606 at Fort Leonard Wood and converting seven buildings at the 88th Readiness Division's Weldon Spring Reserve Center from propane to natural gas.
Installation work means base access, escorts, security procedures and schedules built around training. As a veteran-owned company, we treat those as routine.
What we deliver
- Training area and range civil work
- Utility conversions and upgrades
- Facility repair and alteration
- Supply of hose, fittings and pipe
Past performance
Projects for Army installations
Fort Leonard Wood erosion control
Trail, retaining walls and steel steps on remote terrain, zero incidents.
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Weldon Spring natural gas conversion
Seven buildings converted to natural gas, four months ahead of schedule.
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Hose, fittings, pipe and hardware supplied to federal buyers since 2012.
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Working on active Army installations
Army installations combine the challenges of a small city with security and training schedules. Contractors need base access for every worker, escorts in some areas, and schedules that avoid live training. Missouri alone hosts Fort Leonard Wood, home of the Army's Maneuver Support Center of Excellence, and numerous Army Reserve centers.
SIS has performed on both: rebuilding the eroded trail into Training Area 606 at Fort Leonard Wood, and converting seven buildings at the 88th Readiness Division's Weldon Spring Reserve Center from propane to natural gas for the Corps' Louisville District, four months ahead of schedule.
Veteran-owned
Veteran ownership on military work
As a veteran-owned company, SIS understands how installations operate and plans for access, security and training schedules as routine. Earlier supply contracts for Army TACOM and Rock Island Arsenal added familiarity with Army procurement.
Scope
Installation work we take on
Army installations need a constant stream of facility, utility and training-area work, much of it contracted through the Corps of Engineers or installation contracting offices.
- Training area and range repairs
- Erosion control and access routes
- Utility conversions and upgrades
- Facility mechanical replacements
- Masonry and structural repairs
- Reserve center maintenance and alterations
Frequently asked questions
Has SIS worked at Fort Leonard Wood?
Yes. In 2016 SIS rebuilt the trail into Training Area 606 with retaining walls and steel steps, completing the work with zero incidents.
Who contracts construction at Army installations?
Usually the Corps of Engineers district that supports the installation, or the installation's Mission and Installation Contracting Command office, with solicitations posted on SAM.gov.
Working on a Army installations requirement?
Send the solicitation or sources-sought notice and we will respond within one business day.