BRAC/Major Asset Development

Matrix's reputation has been built on the expertise its staff brings to Base Realignment and Closure efforts by the Department of Defense.

Fort Monmouth This 1100-acre site in a densely populated area just one hour from Manhattan is targeted for redevelopment once the transfer is complete. Matrix is assisting with this transition throughout this base realignment and closure, providing engineering assessments and business and operations planning services.	Fort Monroe Matrix is providing consulting, environmental and land planning services to this 517-acre historical fort that was closed as part of the 2005 BRAC program. Matrix Environmental Serviceswas retained in 2006 as part of the team chosen by the Federal Area Development Authority (FADA) in Hampton, Virginia to develop a Reuse Plan for the Site.

Newport Chemical Depot NeCDRA selected Matrix Design Group to prepare the Reuse Plan, which included an extensive Existing Conditions Assessment, the development of several Alternative Plan Concepts, and a comprehensive public involvement program.	Fort McClellan Matrix evaluated contaminated parcels under consideration for early transfer, including the Environmental Services Cooperative Agreement (ESCA) and a plan for MEC remediation. This was the first privatization of MEC remediation for an Army BRAC facility.

Brunswick Naval Air Station Redevelopment Matrix led a group of local and national economists, engineers, architects, and planners through an 18-month process that includes not only an analysis of the site’s physical, environmental, infrastructure, buildings, and facilities, but also a significant public engagement program.	NAS Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico Matrix provided a reuse master plan, environmental consulting services, and implementation strategies to the Dept. of Economic Development of Puerto for this Naval Air Station that was closed in 2004. This 8800-acre site includes ecologically significant areas.