Solara Systems Secures First 8(a) Project at March ARB!

We are excited to share a significant milestone for Solara Systems: the award of our first 8(a) project at March Air Reserve Base (ARB) for the repairs of the CES Black Forest Building 2279. This achievement marks a pivotal moment in our journey as a service-disabled veteran-owned and SBA 8(a)-certified company, underscoring our commitment to delivering innovative, high-quality solutions to meet the needs of our clients.

A Landmark Project for Solara Systems

The CES Black Forest Building 2279 repair project at March ARB represents an exciting opportunity for Solara Systems to showcase our expertise in advanced building solutions. As a trusted partner in connectivity and innovation, we are honored to contribute to the infrastructure of one of the nation’s premier military installations. This project aligns perfectly with our mission to provide cost-effective, reliable, and tailored solutions that enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.

The repairs of Building 2279 will involve cutting-edge upgrades to ensure optimal performance and energy efficiency. Drawing on over 50 years of combined technology/construction experience, our team is poised to deliver exceptional results that meet the high standards of March ARB and the Civil Engineer Squadron (CES).

The Power of the 8(a) Program

As an SBA 8(a)-certified business, Solara Systems is proud to participate in a program that empowers small, disadvantaged businesses to compete in the federal marketplace. This award not only validates our capabilities but also highlights the value of the 8(a) program in fostering opportunities for growth and impact. Being selected for this project is a testament to our team’s dedication, technical expertise, and commitment to excellence.

Building on a Legacy of Success

This project builds on Solara Systems’ growing portfolio of successful initiatives, such as our recent completion of a cutting-edge Building Automation project at the UCLA Geology Building and the Unified Building Management Systems (UBMS) overhaul at VA Loma Linda. These accomplishments demonstrate our ability to deliver complex projects efficiently and effectively, often exceeding expectations in both timeline and quality.

At March ARB, we are eager to apply our innovative approach to the CES Black Forest Building 2279 repair, ensuring that the facility meets modern standards for functionality and sustainability. Our team is committed to collaborating closely with March ARB stakeholders to deliver a solution that supports their mission-critical operations.

Looking Ahead

The award of this 8(a) project is just the beginning. Solara Systems remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in building automation, connectivity, and energy efficiency. We are grateful for the trust placed in us by March ARB and look forward to delivering a project that reflects our core values of integrity, innovation, and excellence.

Stay tuned for updates on the progress of the CES Black Forest Building 2279 repair project and other exciting developments from Solara Systems.

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Thank you for supporting Solara Systems as we continue to build a brighter, more connected future.