Upgrading military installation infrastructure, restoring operational safety, and mitigating environmental hazards across defense facilities, Global Go LLC has been awarded a $37,850,000 firm-fixed-price contract. The operations and maintenance award finances the repair of failed and failing facility components, alongside comprehensive hazardous materials (HAZMAT), lead-based paint, and asbestos abatement at Fort Moore (Fort Benning), Georgia.
Contract Details: At A Glance
| Contractor: | Global Go LLC |
| Award Date: | September 4, 2026 |
| Contract Value: | $37,850,000 |
| Project: | Facility Component Repairs & Environmental Abatement (HAZMAT, Lead & Asbestos) |
| Location: | Fort Moore (Fort Benning), Georgia |
| Contract Number: | W912HN-26-C-A030 |
| Awarding District: | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District |
District Context & Mission Impact
This major facility restoration and remediation project is administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District. The Savannah District oversees military construction, facility modernization, and environmental compliance across Department of Defense installations throughout Georgia and the Southeast. Fort Benning serves as the Maneuver Center of Excellence, supporting rigorous infantry and armor training programs, operational units, and extensive support facilities. Repairing failing structural and utility components while executing targeted environmental remediation ensures soldiers and civilian personnel occupy safe, compliant, and modern facilities. Systematic HAZMAT containment, lead-based paint encapsulation, and asbestos removal safeguard human health and extend the operational service life of aging base assets through 2028.
Contractor Spotlight & Industry Context
Headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, Global Go LLC is an experienced prime contractor delivering general construction, environmental remediation, facility support services, and specialized logistics for federal agencies and defense partners. Bids were solicited via the internet with seven competitive proposals received. Executing environmental remediation in active military buildings requires strict adherence to OSHA health regulations, EPA toxic substance disposal guidelines, containment enclosure engineering, specialized personal protective equipment (PPE), and controlled material disposal protocols. Partnering skilled environmental remediation contractors with USACE engineering teams ensures military installations maintain modern, safe, and fully operational facility portfolios.
