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Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Military Department Investigative Agencies (MDIA) Co-Locate at MCB Quantico
This is a recent picture of the BRAC facility.
Note Russell Road in the top left corner of the picture and Telegraph Road in front of the facility. The bypass from Russell Road to the BRAC facility is visible in the top left portion of the picture.
The rectangle white structure is the logistics building.
The main Military department Investigative Agencies (MDIA) building consists of two wings (four stories) and the center entrance way.
The facility is 719,000 square feet.
The building site is approximately 100 acres.

2. MCB Quantico MCB Quantico 4/22/2017 10:10 PM
This map provides an overall orientation for the location of the BRAC site on the west side of MCB Quantico, one mile west of I-95.

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MDIA Project Overview
Relocate Military Defense Investigative Agencies (MDIA) from current locations and co-locate at MCB Quantico by 15 Sep 2011
Defense Security Service (DSS) – Alexandria, VA
Joint Counter Intelligence Academy Elkridge MD
Elements of Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Crystal City, VA
Naval Criminal Investigative Agency (NCIS) Washington Navy Yard, Washington D.C.
Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID)
Fort Belvoir VA
Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFSOI) – Andrews AFB, MD
Positions relocating – 2767
Student – 200 average daily student load
Construction Project
$312 Million
NAVFAC MILCON
Construction Company
Hensel Phelps Construction Co.
Facility
Location west side of Base, 1 mile west of I-95
100 Acres secure compound, 2600 Parking Spaces
Headquarters Complex, Training, Logistics, Security
Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities
ATFP Compliant
LEED Silver
Fitness Center
Cafeteria
Base Infrastructure
Widen Russell Road to four lanes from Interstate to BRAC Site
Bypass from Russell Road to MDIA site
Interstate I-95 Interchange 148 Ramp Improvements
Improvements to Ponderosa Y Gate West Side
This side provides an overview of the MDIA BRAC project.

4. DESIGN/BUILD CONSTRUCTION
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BRAC Timeline
FY 06
FY 07
FY 08
FY 09
FY 10
FY 11
Sep 15, 2006
Sep 15, 2007
Sep 15, 2008
Sep 15, 2009
Sep 15, 2010
Sep 15, 2011
Sep 15, 2005
TODAY
NEPA STUDY/EIS
RFP/ 10% DESIGN
DESIGN/BUILD CONSTRUCTION
RELOCATION
The key point of this slide is the construction will be completed in late December 2010 allowing sufficient time for building security certification and phased relocation to meet the BRAC deadline of September
CLOSE-OUT
CURRENT
LOCATIONS

5. MDIA Building Interior

6. MCB Quantico Road Improvements
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MCB Quantico Road Improvements
The primary traffic impact associated with the MDIA BRAC action will be at the Base access points as 2767 commuters converge daily to access the BRAC site.
Most traffic will access the BRAC site from Interstate I-95 at exit 148 onto Russell Road.
To move that traffic off of I-95 to the BRAC site the following traffic mitigation work is being done as part of the BRAC construction:
-The I-95 Ramps are having additional turn lanes added. Normally, all Interstate work would be done by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) However, the ramps at exit 148 are unique in that they are on MCB Quantico property. Under the terms of the land use agreement the Marine Corps can make improvements to those ramps with the concurrence of FHWA/VDOT that their engineering standards have been met. MCB Quantico has applied for and received approval to make the Ramp improvements. MCB Quantico has also submitted a Defense Access Roads (DAR) package for additional ramp extension should additional Base growth require furtherl ramp extensions to allow safe merge of traffic on the ramps and onto the main roadway.
-Signals at the intersection of I-95 Ramps and Russell Road to synchronize traffic movement.
-Widening of Russell Road from 2 to 4 lanes from I-95 to the BRAC site.
-Construction of a short bypass from Russell Road into the BRAC site.
-Improvement to the MCB Quantico west side gate to allow more lanes of traffic through the gate to prevent backups on Russell Road that would impede BRAC traffic.

7. MDIA Demographics Currently reside in commuting area (51%)
Commuting area defined as Virginia
Remaining 49%
Currently surveying employees
Many are undecided and keeping options open
Commute from Maryland/DC
Relocate or leave position
Migration is underway

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