US EditionInfrastructure Improvement for Army Hawaii: COCO Fuel Station
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Infrastructure Improvement for Army Hawaii: COCO Fuel Station
This project installed 950 liner feet of 12-inch ductile iron pipe along McMahon Road to a future COCO fuel station site on Schofield Barracks. This is one of the first projects in the Army’s 10-year plan to upgrade and enhance the water systems for US Army Garrison Hawaii. This waterline will allow the fuel station for military vehicles to proceed to a construction award later in 2025 This will allow the relocation of the existing COCO fuel sta…
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