That's because we don't think as a region.dredger wrote: ↑Aug 12, 2020the property noted also reminds me of how badly the city has failed to capitalize on Lambert's footprint in a region ready made for logistics. .
The national version of the City/County divide.GoHarvOrGoHome wrote: ↑Aug 12, 2020Wouldn't be surprised if Scott AFB doesn't make the cut simply because it's in a blue state
I honestly think that it will do more with the fact that Scott being known for its role in logistics then the missile program or association with any space or missile program within the Air Force. Could be mistaken if missing something Niece married an Air Force officer who has done his stint in a Dakota Missile silo as minuteman, rotation through Vandenburg AFB as instructor, and now stationed in Omaha. Could easily see it going to Omaha, Colorado or even Cali.GoHarvOrGoHome wrote: ↑Aug 12, 2020Wouldn't be surprised if Scott AFB doesn't make the cut simply because it's in a blue state
The logic of avoiding critical govt infrastructure next to each other pretty much went out the door when District of Columbia was created by the Federal Government. But I find it more ironic that the push to move Federal employees out of DC to the burbs has a lot to do with developers craving prime real estate near the mall and the iconic structures built for government ops as much as anything else... Just thinking of the whole thing going with FBI desiring a new HQ and POTUS trying to facilitate it in a covid relief bill.urbanitas wrote: ↑Aug 13, 2020
Seems like a no-brainer. That said, they generally avoid locating critical infrastructure / personnel immediately adjacent to each other (not that it would make much difference).
The FBI has been trying to get a new massive ($1.4 billion was the initial appropriations request), suburban HQ campus built just like the NGA's shiny new HQ, since 2011.dredger wrote: ↑Aug 13, 2020The logic of avoiding critical govt infrastructure next to each other pretty much went out the door when District of Columbia was created by the Federal Government. But I find it more ironic that the push to move Federal employees out of DC to the burbs has a lot to do with developers craving prime real estate near the mall and the iconic structures built for government ops as much as anything else... Just thinking of the whole thing going with FBI desiring a new HQ and POTUS trying to facilitate it in a covid relief bill.urbanitas wrote: ↑Aug 13, 2020
Seems like a no-brainer. That said, they generally avoid locating critical infrastructure / personnel immediately adjacent to each other (not that it would make much difference).
Lol. The Hoover Building is already next to his hotel. It's been there for 45 years, and there was little projected increase in employees from the proposal, as some departments were to be relocated in existing GSA properties around the country.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Aug 13, 2020Trump wants it next to his hotel in DC.....nothing to see here folks just a grifter in Chief.....
The one with three beds that'll take three years to build? Wonder if McKee's house has more than three beds? Serious question. If this thing eventually gets built, will it be the first thing in the City McKee has developed that even has a bed in it?walker wrote: ↑Sep 27, 2020Man! I love that hospital.
Honestly, it makes sense.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Sep 30, 2020FBI is going to move to the NGA campus to a new $129,000,000 facility that’s 172,000 SQ feet
Great. Much better NGA than their hulking brutalist HQ in DC.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Sep 30, 2020FBI is going to move to the NGA campus to a new $129,000,000 facility that’s 172,000 SQ feet
