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NOTICE: On October 1, 2012, Air Force Real Property Agency became part of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, a 1,600-person field operating agency of the Air Force Civil Engineer. To learn more about the new Center, go to www.afcec.af.mil.

Strategic Plan & Annual Report

AFRPA Strategic Plan AFRPA Annual Report 2011

AFRPA Mission Video

AFRPA Mission Video ~ The Air Force Real Property Agency is responsible for acquiring and disposing of Air Force-controlled real property worldwide. AFRPA also manages property transfer and environmental remediation activities at former Air Force bases closed or realigned under the Base Closure and Realignment Act of 1988 and the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Act of 1990 (BRAC).

Enhanced Use Lease

An Enhanced Use Lease (EUL) is an Air Force asset management tool which leverages underutilized non-excess real property to gain maximum returns for the benefit of the Air Force. EUL tenants utilize the real property asset in a manner that can serve a commercial or public benefit and that supports Air Force missions and goals. EUL tenants are typically selected via a competitive process (e.g. Request for Qualifications).

To learn more visit the Air Force Enhanced Use Lease program site and explore your business opportunities.

AFRPA News & Information Center

Public Benefit Conveyance paying off big

Poplar trees play a role in innovative cleanup plan

AFRPA Conducts Real Property Support Visits

Air Force Real Property Headlines

Air Force selects Travis solar project developer ~ The Air Force has selected enXco, a subsidiary of EDF-Energies Nouvelles, to develop a solar energy project at Travis AFB, Calif.

Air Force participates in annual ADC conference.

Green technologies flourish at former Air Force bases ~ The Air Force is going green in more ways than one. Through the use of natural techniques to clean up closed bases, the Air Force is turning those bases into environmentally friendly and energy efficient places to do business.

Air Force selects Holloman AFB energy project developer ~ The Air Force has selected New Generation Biomass to develop a renewable energy project at Holloman AFB, N.M. that will use wood waste to create power for commercial use.

Realty course answers 'why?' of real property decisions On paper, it may sound as dry as unbuttered toast: four days in a small hotel conference room in San Antonio listening to people talk about leases, outgrants, and other real property transactions.

Realty course answers 'why?' of real property decisions.
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See how recycling businesses are attracted to closed AF bases, and how the bases themselves are recycled into jobs.

Air Force, Denver Community Celebrate Final Property Transfer of Buckley Annex ~ Air Force representatives and community leaders from Denver, Colo. celebrated the final transfer of 70 acres of the former Buckley Annex to the Lowry Economic Redevelopment Authority during a ceremony May 31.

Amazon bringing 1,000-plus jobs to former Norton Air Force Base ~ Amazon will be leasing a huge building, currently under construction at the former Norton Air Force Base, and filling it with more than 1,000 workers.

Closed Air Force Bases Open for Green Business: Recycling on a grand scale Whether it's small as a cell phone or big as a 5,000-acre Air Force base, it can be recycled. Many recycling businesses have opened shop at former Air Force bases, now serving as recycling centers for everything from toasters to paint.

Whether it's small as a cell phone or big as a 5,000-acre Air Force base, it can be recycled. Many recycling businesses have opened shop at former Air Force bases, now serving as recycling centers for everything from toasters to paint.
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Agreement sets stage for recycling facility at Hill AFB The Air Force has reached an agreement with a private recycling company to lease land at Hill AFB, Utah, to develop a materials recycling facility.

$41.5M Environmental Cleanup Contract Awarded at Former George AFB The Air Force Real Property Agency has awarded a Performance Based Remediation (PBR) contract valued at approximately $41.5 million for environmental cleanup work at the former George Air Force Base (AFB) in Victorville, California.

The Air Force Real Property Agency has awarded a Performance Based Remediation (PBR) contract valued at approximately $41.5 million for environmental cleanup work at the former George Air Force Base (AFB) in Victorville, California.
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FOA Consolidation News

'Super FOA,' civil engineer transformation focus of leadership meetings - The transformation of Air Force civil engineering, greeting wounded warriors, and the consolidation of three field operating agencies under one "super FOA" installation support banner took center stage during a two-day senior leaders meeting Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at Lackland AFB.

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Byron C. Hepburn briefs Assistant Secretary of the Air Force Installations, Environment and Logistics Terry Yonkers (left), Brig. Gen. Theresa Carter and Maj. Gen. Timothy Byers, The Air Force Civil Engineer, about state-of-the-art facilities he will see at the Brooke Army Medical Center, which is expanding services under 2005 Base Realignment and Closure requirements. Maj. Gen. Hepburn commands the Air Force's 59th Medical Wing and the Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center.
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