Crew in high-visibility vests laying long strips of green sod with a sod roller across a large red dirt slope under a deep blue sky

Landscaping for Military Bases and Federal Facilities

Federal grounds work comes with access rules, paperwork and schedules that do not bend. We are set up to handle them.

A significant portion of our larger landscape construction and sod installation projects takes place on military installations. Lawton is a military town, and our home base is next to Fort Sill. 4-D Landscape has also completed work in five states (Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Virginia and North Carolina), including major military base projects.

Those projects demand tight schedules, coordination with general contractors, and substantial manpower, equipment and materials. We have the experience, equipment and workforce to deliver them.

Installation work means gate access, vehicle checks, working-hour limits and sometimes security vetting for crews. We plan around all of it, and we make it simple for a contracting officer or facilities manager to see exactly what we are doing and when.

5 states

Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Virginia
North Carolina

Based in Oklahoma, 4-D has completed work in Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Virginia and North Carolina, including major projects at hospitals and military bases. See our capability statement.

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Typical scopes for installations and federal buildings

Recurring grounds maintenance: mowing, trimming, edging, cleanup
Landscape construction around new or renovated buildings
Irrigation installation, repair and winterization
Erosion control, grading and drainage planting
Sod, seeding and turf restoration after construction
Seasonal color and entrance beds at headquarters and gates
Snow and ice management on lots and walks
Tree and shrub care to keep sightlines and fence lines clear

Before and after

Bare graded dirt to sod

One job, two stages. Drag the handle to compare the graded subgrade with the sod going down.

Yellow track loader with a grading attachment smoothing bare red dirt on a large open site, kicking up a cloud of dust under a blue sky — Large-site grading and sod installation, before and after

In the field

Our crew in the field

A 4-D leader in a hard hat and vest with a crew digging tree holes.

A 4-D leader in a white hard hat and hi-vis vest takes a selfie while four crew members in green shirts, hard hats and vests dig a tree hole behind them

Working on an installation

Built around the mission

Step 01
Access and credentials

We work with your access office on badging, vehicle passes and escort rules. Crew lists and equipment are submitted ahead of time so a job is never held at the gate.
Step 02
Clear paperwork

Insurance certificates, safety documentation and scope submissions are prepared up front. Our capability statement summarizes who we are and what we can do on one page.
Step 03
Work around the mission

Training, ceremonies and unit schedules come first. We confirm the calendar with your point of contact and adjust visits to fit.

Questions

Have you worked on military bases?

4-D has completed work in Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Virginia and North Carolina, including military bases. Approved project names are available on request once cleared.

Are you registered to do federal work?

Registration details, including any SAM.gov, UEI and CAGE information, are listed on our capability statement.

Do you work with prime contractors as a subcontractor?

Yes. We can work as a subcontractor under a general or prime contractor, or directly under a contract.

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