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Lessons learned from rebuilding the Pentagon after 9/11

The project cut the schedule from 14 years to 10 and used short-interval production scheduling to keep work moving in 15,000-square-foot increments.

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The team used creative design, workforce planning and an integrated project delivery process to finish the renovation ahead of schedule, under budget and without disruption to occupants.

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Lessons learned from rebuilding the Pentagon after 9/11

The team used creative design, workforce planning and an integrated project delivery process to finish the renovation ahead of schedule, under budget and without disruption to occupants.

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Facilities Dive broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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