The September-October 2025 issue of TME features articles on Infrastructure Readiness and Technology Adoption, with coverage of a recent initiative carried out by Naval Sea Systems Command to evaluate its workspace portfolio and understand how to resource its physical footprint; a look at PRISM, a new tool designed for high-level military decision-makers to make risk-informed resourcing decisions; and reports on some of the game-changing capabilities helping military and federal engineering, whether it is AI assisting researchers develop content, surveying wildfire damage, or utilizing digital twins to maximize utility planning.
This issue also includes the first of a multi-part series on how Tyndall AFB was rebuilt following the destruction of Hurricane Michael into the Installation of the Future. To begin the series, TME recaps the immediate cleanup and recovery efforts to recover aircraft, support displaced servicemembers, and clear debris. In addition, look ahead to November and the excitement of the Federal Small Business Conference, November 19-21 in Phoenix, Ariz., with our event preview, and meet the ones advancing collaboration and relationships across the A/E/C industry this year’s Faces of Federal Business special section.
