Table: Stimulus money for military facilities in Hampton Roads

The Virginian-Pilot
© March 21, 2009

The Pentagon has unveiled plans to spend its share of the federal stimulus package, including more than $200 million for facilities in Hampton Roads. About $70 million will go for runway and apron repair and repaving projects at bases in Norfolk and Virginia Beach. The largest chunk of that money, $43.6 million, was designated for use at Norfolk Naval Station; another $26.2 million will be used to rebuild a runway at Oceana Naval Air Station.

Below is the full list of Hampton Roads projects:

Installation/Location	Project Title	Amount
Naval Station Norfolk	Repair Aircraft Parking Aprons, Landing Plane	$43,605,000
NAVMEDCEN Portsmouth	Replace Roof and Repair Exterior Building Medical	$29,000,000
Naval Air Station Oceana	Repair Runway 5R/23L	$26,220,000
Langley AFB	Modernize Outpatient Clinics in Hospital	$26,145,000
Hampton Roads areawide	Install Photovoltaic Systems	$26,098,000
Naval Station Norfolk	Steam Plant Area Decentralization	$23,593,000
Fort Eustis	Child Development Center	$9,600,000
Langley AFB	Repair HVAC system, chillers and controls in Hospital	$8,600,000
Naval Support Activity Norfolk	Modernize Central HVAC Plant	$8,541,000
Langley AFB	Repair communication infrastructure and cabling	$5,130,000
Langley AFB	Repair Hospital internal electrical distribution system	$3,900,000
Langley AFB	Repair Building Automation Systems In 20 Facilities	$3,065,000
Fort Eustis	Repair Steam Distribution at Central Heating and Cooling	$2,573,000
Langley AFB	Demolish Medical Outpatient Building 72	$2,200,000
Fort Story	Chesapeake Bay Shoreline Restoration	$2,198,000
Langley AFB	Repair Roof Section C, Admin Fac. 330	$2,114,000
Norfolk Naval Shipyard	Replace Elevators #37 and #40 Building 171	$2,100,000
Langley AFB	Repair Hospital interior plumbing	$2,025,000
Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek	Replace Lighting System at Piers	$1,902,000
Langley AFB	Repair Hangar, Fac. 752	$1,797,000
Fort Eustis	Mill, Resurface & Restrip Runway, FAAF	$1,674,000
Langley AFB	Repair Airfield Ramp Lights on East & West Aprons	$1,631,000
Naval Station Norfolk	Repair Steam Lines	$1,054,000
Langley AFB	Repair By Replace Inefficient Lighting Systems	$1,046,000
Fort Eustis	HVAC System Repairs for Energy Conservation, Building	$1,022,000
Fort Eustis	HVAC System Repairs for Energy Conservation, Building	$1,002,000
Fort Eustis	HVAC System Repairs for Energy Conservation, Building	$918,000
Fort Eustis	HVAC System Repairs for Energy Conservation, Building	$918,000
Fort Eustis	Renovate Latrines & HVAC, Building 810	$910,000
Langley AFB	Repair Floors, HVAC, Latrines, Admin Fac 374	$793,000
Langley AFB	Extend Electrical Service DVP #12	$740,000
Fort Eustis	Renovatate Utilities Veterinary Buildings 2788/2790	$682,000
Fort Eustis	Renovate Hangar, Building 2413, Ph 1	$650,000
Fort Eustis	Chill Water Loop Reconfiguration	$630,000
Fort Story	Repair Central Heating and Cooling Plant, Building 865	$629,000
Fort Eustis	Install Left Turn Lanes & Repave Lee Blvd	$502,000
Fort Eustis	Mill & Repave Washington Blvd	$500,000
Fort Eustis	Restore Steam Dist/Cond Return System, 1400 Area and	$450,000
Langley AFB	Repair Inefficient Motors In Water Source Heat Pumps, F.	$439,000
Fort Eustis	Repair Medical Storage Warehouse Building 00658	$420,000
Langley AFB	Install Demand Ventilation Controls for 81 Bldgs	$374,000
Fort Eustis	Install Traffic Signal at Intersection of Madison Onto Lee,	$316,000
Fort Eustis	Install Sprinkler Systems in Public Assembly Building,	$306,000
Fort Eustis	Upgrade & Expand Weight & Circuit Area, Building 643	$272,000
Langley AFB	Repair Hangar Door Seals, 10 Bldgs	$211,000
Fort Eustis	Enhanced Equipment Energy Conservation Automation,	$62,000
Fort Eustis	Chemical Clean Boilers, Buildings 587 & 2701	$50,000
Langley AFB	Install Heat Destratification Fans, Fac.789	$12,000

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