The U.S. Military required the of a dual source 30MW power plant for Bagram Airfield (BAF) in Afghanistan. The contract includes the initial design and installation of the power plant, as well as ongoing operations and maintenance after installation. Subsequent contracts have increased the capacity of the plant to 56MW.

Inglett and Stubbs International Ltd., Smyrna, Ga., was awarded an $8,198,147 firm-fixed-price, non-option eligible, non-multi-year contract to provide routine operation and maintenance of the 56 Megawatt turbine/diesel generator power plant at Bagram Airfield. Performance location will be in Afghanistan, with funding from fiscal 2013 operations and maintenance, Army funds. This contract was a competitive acquisition via the web with one bid received. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Philadelphia District, Philadelphia, Pa., is the contracting office (W912BU-13-F-0050).

Air Force Satellite Control Network (AFSCN), based in Colorado Springs, is a global, continuously operational network of ground stations, operational control nodes, and communications links that support launch, and command and control of various space programs managed by the Department of Defense and other national security space organizations. It is responsible for providing readiness, launch, early orbit/on-orbit support, and anomaly resolution for a variety of military satellite constellations.