MacDonald-Bedford (M-B) provided Quality Assurance Representative services on the extensive runway repair project supporting F-16 operations at Buckley AFB.

For this MILCON project, M-B managed and oversaw the major rehab and historic preservation renovation of the historic Fifth Avenue Armory, a 115,000SF facility built in 1933 in Harlem.

M-B served as a subconsultant to CALTROP In the provision of project management, project scheduling, project coordination, program management and professional risk management services in support of the $6B Toll Bridge Seismic Retrofit Program (TBSRP) and the Regional Measure 1 Program (RM-1).

As the managing partner of the MacDonald-Bedford | MBP JV and holding a $98M, five-year IDIQ for Post Construction Award Services, MacDonald-Bedford stood up in Guam, a Forward Office on behalf of NAVFAC Pacific’s Guam Program Management Office in order to facilitate construction management services in the creation of Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz (MCBCB) , the first since 1952.

The Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center affords Marines and other training services an opportunity to train as they fight especially when conducting combined arms military operations in urban terrain (CAMOUT), the current nature of conflict in many areas around the+A1 world.

The new state-of-the-art Regional Training Institute of 168 acres will serve many functions including improving training efforts and increasing living space for the New Jersey Army National Guard (NJ-ARNG) and state law enforcement activities.

The SKAGGS Urban Combat Training Complex, named after Medal of Honor recipient U.S Marine Corps Cpl. Luther Skaggs, Jr., will provide realistic training scenarios on Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz (MCBCB), the first new base in 70 years.

The new $135M CHQC will house the command and management of the CMD, comprised of the California Air & Army National Guard, the State Military Reserve, and State Youth and Community Programs.

The Purple Line Extension, formerly known as the Westside Subway Extension and the Subway to the Sea, is a new heavy rail subway corridor in Los Angeles County, extending the Metro Purple Line from its current terminus at Wilshire/Western station in Los Angeles to the Westside region.

MacDonald-Bedford provided Cost Engineer consulting services and Project Controls on the Federal Transit Administration’s Program Management Oversight contract for the East Side Program ($10.9B) of the MTACC, on behalf of the prime consultant, Urban Engineers.