This course explores how thoughtfully designed furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) can play a critical role in military base design. By maximizing space, improving security, and supporting occupant wellness, storage solutions contribute directly to the Department of Defense’s (DoD) modernization and readiness goals. Attendees will gain insights into how functional, code-compliant design strategies can help meet the evolving needs of today’s armed forces—by branch.
Participants will also learn how to navigate and utilize key procurement contracts that streamline acquisition processes and ensure alignment with DoD initiatives.
Course Highlights:
- Understand major DoD initiatives and how storage solutions can support military modernization, readiness, and occupant wellness.
- Explore how FF&E enhances safety, efficiency, and adaptability across different military branches.
- Learn how smart space planning and code-compliant storage products such as mobile systems, lockers, and cabinets contribute to mission readiness.
- Gain familiarity with two Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support contracts that enable simplified, rapid procurement via MIPR or MILSTRIP, increasing operational efficiency for logistics and finance teams.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize key DoD modernization and readiness priorities, and how the AEC community can respond with compliant, secure, and wellness-focused storage design.
- Define branch-specific readiness needs and how facility design and space management contribute to mission success.
- Understand the role of FF&E in protecting health, safety, and welfare within military environments.
- Explore two DLA Troop Support contracts that provide authorized agencies with fast, efficient acquisition paths that align with federal funding processes and military requirements.
Continuing Education Credit:
This course qualifies for 1 AIA or IDCEC LU|HSW credit.
