Fort Bragg’s $43.1 million Special Operations barracks reaches 45% completion
A four-story Special Operations barracks at Fort Bragg is about 45% complete, with move-in targeted for spring 2029.
At a glance
- Project value
- US$43.1 million
- Construction progress
- Approximately 45%
- Facility area
- 75,461 square feet
- Planned capacity
- 146 soldiers
- Photograph capture date
- 2026-10-15
Fort Bragg, North Carolina — A $43.1 million Special Operations Forces barracks is approximately 45% complete and generally ahead of schedule, according to an October 19 construction update from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Wilmington District.
The four-story, 75,461-square-foot Permanent Party Unaccompanied Housing facility will house 146 soldiers in four-bedroom and two-bedroom residential modules with shared kitchens and living areas. ACC Construction is the design-build contractor and SLA Architects is the designer of record. Foundation work and structural steel are complete; roofing, interior framing, building-services rough-ins, exterior air barrier, masonry and storm drainage work are underway.
Near-term milestones are unusually specific: window installation was scheduled to begin in November, residential HVAC installation in December, air-barrier completion in February 2027 and metal-roof completion in March 2027. The Army currently projects that the facility will be move-in ready in spring 2029.
The update also says USACE is coordinating utilities, telecommunications and furniture, fixtures and equipment planning. Those activities indicate continuing downstream packages and coordination needs, but the source does not identify any current open solicitation. The $43.1 million figure is the total military-construction project value, not a new contract notice.
Featured photo: Ernest B. Henry IV/U.S. Army. Photo record and capture-date evidence.
Primary source: USACE Wilmington District construction update.
What happens next
Window installation was scheduled for November 2026, followed by residential HVAC work in December; move-in is projected for spring 2029.
Source for this milestone →Why it matters for the industry
The project has active interior, envelope, utility, telecommunications and FF&E coordination, but the source does not identify an open solicitation.
Supporting source →Explore the project and participants
Canonical project record for the development covered in this article.
Sources & reporting
- Primary project source · 2026-10-19
- DVIDS photograph record · 2026-10-15
Sources checked 2026-11-12.