September 3, 2026 – Woodbridge, VA

Terrestris, LLC is proud to announce that it has been awarded a Base Operations Support Services (BOSS) contract to support Naval Reserve Center Birmingham in Alabama.

Under the contract, Terrestris will provide comprehensive base operations and facilities support at Naval Reserve Center Birmingham. Scope includes both recurring and nonrecurring work, with Terrestris providing the personnel, management, supervision, equipment, materials, transportation, and other resources necessary to support the Navy’s operational requirements.

The scope of work includes facility investment and maintenance, custodial services, fire suppression systems, HVAC maintenance, building maintenance, pest control, integrated solid waste management, grounds maintenance and landscaping, and wastewater services.

“This award is an important milestone for Terrestris because it represents our first official Base Operations Support Services contract,” said Lucas Berg, President of Terrestris. “Our team has worked hard to build the capabilities and experience necessary to compete in the BOSS market, and this award gives our employees an opportunity to show what Terrestris can bring to this mission. We respond quickly, solve problems, take care of our customers, and make sure they have what they need to accomplish their mission.”

“This is also about where Terrestris is going as a company,” Berg added. “Naval Reserve Center Birmingham gives us the opportunity to establish a strong foundation in BOSS, prove ourselves through performance, and continue building this capability across the Department of War. Most importantly, it creates new opportunities for our employees and allows us to continue investing in the people and resources that will drive the next stage of our growth.”

The Naval Reserve Center Birmingham award represents another step in Terrestris’ continued expansion of its Department of War capabilities. Terrestris plans to build upon this first BOSS award by continuing to invest in its employees, operational infrastructure, business development resources, and the systems necessary to compete for and successfully perform larger and more complex base operations requirements.