The Installation of the Future represents an evolution toward a more resilient, ready and lethal Air Force. The Tyndall PMO is creating a stronger, more efficient and innovative 21st century base to serve as the new standard for DoD installations.
RESILIENCY
IotF will safeguard against future vulnerabilities with durable infrastructure. Tyndall will update wind load standards for all new and renovated facilities. These standards increase resilience to future storms by applying the best practices from Florida's High Velocity Hurricane Zone, such as enhanced roof-to-wall/foundation connections and ensures all building envelope materials have a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance.
INNOVATION
IotF is fueled by innovation, leveraging novel technology to increase cybersecurity and perimeter defense, enhance base safety and equip Airmen to execute the missions of today and tomorrow. The PMO is pioneering the Installation Resilience Operations Center, a game-changing concept that can centrally collect, share, integrate and analyze data the Air Force can use to optimize facility operations.
TECHNOLOGY
The decisions made throughout the Tyndall rebuild are blazing the trail for future installations that will follow in their footsteps. These decisions are precedent-setting across the Armed Forces. IotF is developing a Digital Twin: a virtual representation of the physical world that provides real-time information and analytics to reduce maintenance downtime and increase mission efficiency.
LETHALITY + READINESS
Tomorrow's Air Force needs installations that are equipped to protect and inform warfighters. The IotF will operate the Autonomic Logistics Information System, equipped in all F-35 Lightening II fighters. While an aircraft is flying its mission, ALIS can relay real-time feedback to prepare a technician on the ground to address immediate maintenance needs that might be required when the aircraft lands.
AIRMAN WELLBEING
Tyndall will be optimized for mission success and Airmen wellbeing. The IotF consolidates facilities and locates functions into "mission campuses" to improve efficiency and use of space throughout the installation. This will establish a walkable campus by connecting working, living and community areas. Facility sensors will also be integrated to improve working environments and conditions for our Airmen.