Hurricane Sally Supplemental Package 4

Location: NAS Pensacola, FL

Client: NAVFAC

EMR will complete a Task Order under the Department of the Navy to repair six real property facilities that sustained significant damage during Hurricane Sally including civil storm drainage repair and replacement, sturctural repair, interior and exterior architecture repair including roofing, mechanical, fire suppression, telecommunication, lightning protection, electrical system repair and more. The contract was awarded for the amount $21.8M.

Egress Shop

Location: Columbus, MS

Client: USACE

USACE awarded EMR with a$5.2M contract in April 2025 for the Design-Bid-Build construction of an Egress Shop for the T7 aircraft.

Ship Simulator Facility

Location: ERDC Vicksburg, MS

Client: USACE

EMR was awarded a $7.3M contract by USACE. This project consists of a 7,500 SF simulator facility to allow ERDC to conduct classified research on ship-to shore in support of the Army and Army Service Component Commands’ (ASCC) missions worldwide. The project supports the Army’s development of the littoral maneuverability, survivability, and lethality of the force.

Bio-Synthetic Lab Renovation

Location: ERDC Vicksburg, MS

Client: USACE

EMR was awarded a $4.3M contract by USACE for the renovation of the BioSynthetic Lab on the Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) in Vicksburg, MS. Phase I of this project includes complete interior renovation of Building 6007, approximately 3,064 SF, along with renovations of some essential program components within Building 6011. Phase II includes the interior renovation of the remainder of Building 6011.

Pavement Repairs

Location: Fort Novosel, AL

Client: USACE

EMR was awarded a $2.1M contract by USACE to resurface Daleville-Mayfield Avenue which includes milling, resurfacing and striping. Intersection Improvements are a part of the scope as well including roadway widening, traffic light modifications, and drainage improvements. There will be various signal replacements at the intersections, and signage replacement. Safety improvements include upgrades or modifications to existing crosswalks, upgrading guardrails, sidewalks, curb and gutter, and drainage.