Dyess Air Base Access Infrastructure Design Act

HR 4833, the Dyess Air Base Access Infrastructure Design Act, authorizes planning and design for two specific gate improvements at Dyess Air Force Base in Texas: the Tye Gate (up to $17 million, with design costs capped at 7%) and Arnold Gate (up to $12.065 million, with design costs capped at 8%). The bill requires design activities to address site-specific factors like utility crossings, traffic coordination, and phased construction while using existing military construction funds. It does not fund actual construction but focuses solely on the planning and design phase for these access points. This bill directly affects Dyess Air Force Base infrastructure planning and operations.