This 248-room lodging facility serves Fort Gregg-Adams, home to the U.S. Army's Combined Arms Support Command, Quartermaster School, and numerous training centers supporting over 30,000 soldiers, civilians, and contractors. The development replaced aging temporary lodging quarters with contemporary hotel-quality accommodations meeting both Army standards and commercial hospitality expectations.
The project required seamless coordination with installation leadership, military construction (MILCON) protocols, and federal security requirements, including access control systems, force protection features, and compliance with Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection standards. The design incorporated operational efficiency features including energy-efficient mechanical systems and low-maintenance finishes to optimize lifecycle costs.
Common areas include conferencing and event space supporting military ceremonies and training graduations, as well as a full-service dining facility. The financing structure utilized private activity bonds backed by the Army's guaranteed occupancy agreement, creating an investment-grade credit profile. The project achieved completion on schedule and under budget, with post-occupancy performance exceeding guest satisfaction targets.