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Army Turns to Prefabricated Buildings to Cut Construction Costs

Federal News Network – The Army is overhauling its approach to military construction by turning to prefabricated structures for faster upgrades as it faces a $140 billion backlog of projects.

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Filed Under#Army-transformation#barracks-replacement#cost-efficiency#David-Dentino#environmental-impact#infrastructure-modernization#Jordan-Gillis#military-construction#prefabricated-structures#repair-by-replacement
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