This bill directs the Secretary of the Air Force to plan and design improvements to two vehicle gates at Dyess Air Force Base in Texas. The Tye Gate project would be budgeted at up to $17 million, while the Arnold Gate project would be budgeted at up to $12.065 million, with planning and design costs capped at 7 percent and 8 percent of each project's total cost respectively. The designs should follow standard Air Force gate specifications while accounting for site-specific conditions, such as utility crossings and traffic patterns at each location. The Air Force must carry out these planning and design activities using existing funds already allocated to the Department of the Air Force for military construction. This legislation aims to prepare detailed infrastructure plans for these base access points but does not authorize actual construction, only the preliminary design phase.
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