The Army Corps has awarded Dominion a $61.5 million contract for a microgrid at Fort Hood, Texas, designed to provide 14 days of grid independence.
AI-generated illustrationThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded Dominion a $61.5 million contract for a microgrid at Fort Hood, Texas.
It is Dominion’s second microgrid award at Fort Hood this year, and the Army plans to add three more resilient-power systems at the Texas base.
The award adds to a broader resilient-power buildout at Fort Hood, which signals continued demand for microgrid design, integration, and construction work on military installations.
The second award at Fort Hood this year, along with planned additional systems, may create a heavier coordination and technical delivery load for Dominion and warrants monitoring.
Architecture Radar brief based on reporting from Engineering News-Record. Read the original reporting.
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