Army turns to prefabricated buildings to cut construction costs

Federal Drive with Tom Temin by Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio

Oct 14, 202600:08:28Government & Organizations

The Army is rethinking how it builds and maintains its facilities as it faces a $140 billion backlog of military construction projects. The service wants to use prefabricated buildings, streamline reviews and replace out...

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