The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District, is seeking contractors to renovate and modernize Building 736, a 40,640-square-foot, three-story barracks from the 1960s that currently houses basic training/one station unit training trainees at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. The work will involve selective demolition, renovation, and modernization of the barracks plus associated sitework. The project also includes construction of an approximately 3,000-square-foot addition, along with fine grading, landscaping, and other site work per the provided plans and specifications. A design was completed by the Kansas City District Corps of Engineers in April 2019 and updated for UFC changes in June 2024.

The US Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District, seeks contractors to renovate Building 736 at Fort Leonard Wood, MO. The building is a 40,640 SF, three-story permanent barrack facility built in the 1960s and currently houses basic training/one station unit training trainees. A design was completed in April 2019 and updated in accordance with UFC changes in June 2024. The project includes selective demolition, renovation and modernization of the barracks, construction of an approximately 3,000 SF addition, and associated sitework, fine grading, and landscaping per plans and specifications.