USACE - Environmental Assessment Recreational Vehicle (RV) - MRAS

The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), in collaboration with the General Services Administration (GSA), is conducting market research to explore potential solutions for an environmental assessment project. The primary objective of this initiative is to evaluate the environmental impact associated with the establishment of a Recreational Vehicle (RV) and Boat Storage Facility at Fort Eisenhower, Georgia. This project aims to ensure that the development aligns with environmental regulations and standards while meeting the storage needs of military personnel and their families.

The scope of work involves conducting a comprehensive environmental assessment, which will include analyzing potential impacts on local ecosystems, water quality, soil stability, and air quality. The assessment will also consider noise levels, traffic implications, and any effects on wildlife habitats. The goal is to identify any significant environmental concerns that might arise from constructing and operating the storage facility and propose mitigation strategies where necessary.

This initiative underscores USACE's commitment to sustainable development practices by ensuring that all aspects of the proposed facility are thoroughly evaluated for their environmental implications. By engaging in this market research effort, USACE seeks to gather valuable insights from industry experts that will inform decision-making processes related to site planning, design considerations, and operational protocols for the RV and boat storage facility at Fort Eisenhower.