Bill > HR4833

This bill requires the Secretary of the Air Force to conduct planning and design activities for infrastructure improvements at two gates (Tye Gate and Arnold Gate) at Dyess Air Force Base in Texas. For the Tye Gate project, the Secretary is authorized to spend up to $17 million, with planning and design costs limited to 7% of the total project cost. The design for this gate should use standard Air Force gate designs, minimize utility crossings, reduce infrastructure conflicts, and simplify construction phasing. For the Arnold Gate project, the Secretary can spend up to $12.065 million, with planning and design costs limited to 8% of the total project cost. The design for this gate must address site congestion, manage multiple utility connections, plan for phased construction, and coordinate complex traffic patterns. The bill specifies that these planning and design activities will be funded using existing Department of the Air Force military construction account funds. The bill is officially titled the "Dyess Air Base Access Infrastructure Design Act" and aims to improve base infrastructure and gate access at Dyess Air Force Base.

Military Affairs and Security

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/4833/all-info