Armag in Action
Innovative Bunker Provides Vital Support To Air Force Program
A new munitions bunker is now officially open for business following a ribbon cutting ceremony on Edwards Air Force Base, California. The new bunker is 5,000 square feet and can be internally configured through eight modular sections. It is designed to store high-class munitions...
Buildings with Bang
When ATF residents at Redstone Arsenal needed new facilities in which to work with explosives they had two choices; either work through the formal design process with an A&E firm and then work through the MilCon or “brick and mortar” process...
Remaining Secure Under Fire
Armag’s explosives storage magazines are well known for their strength and security. With thousands of units in service worldwide, these magazines have remained secure in nearly every type of environment. A Major from U.S. CENTCOM said of...
Armag Keeps Cruises Safe
Ocean cruise liners face an enormous challenge. They must provide exceptional entertainment while maintaining the highest standards of safety for thousands of guests, and do it flawlessly, day after day. A common event found on a cruise is a...
Ammo Theft Leads to Unique Security Challenges
“Some ammunition has been stolen”. That’s a dreaded statement that no one wants to hear, especially the U.S. Military deployed internationally. Unfortunately, it happened. U.S. ammunition being stored in a foreign country had been...
No MILCON? No Problem.
Armag designs and manufactures highly secure, pre-fabricated buildings to suit almost any purpose—range facilities, hardened offices, SCIFs, communications security vaults, base defense operations centers, IED research labs and more. Not only are they less expensive than traditional buildings, they also do not require MILCON funds.