The 509th Civil Engineer Squadron maintains and operates a 5,566-acre base complex. CE provides engineering, alterations and new construction, fire protection, disaster response and explosive ordnance disposal services. 

The unit maintains 3.98 million square feet of real property worth $1.8 billion, 43.83 miles of roads, 815K square yards of parking lots & driveways, and 1.756 million square yards of airfield pavement. Additionally, protects and conserves natural resources, produces 176 million gallons of drinking water and treats 189 million gallons of waste water, supports 890 family housing units, 5 unaccompanied dormitories - 627 rooms and manages contracts in support of B-2, A-10, T-38, MQ-09, and UH-60 aircraft. Members of this squadron deploy worldwide in support of contingency operations and nuclear deterrence missions.

The 509th Contracting Squadron delivers innovative and agile contract support by shaping our processes to meet Whiteman's mission requirements. 

The unit's mission is to deliver timely acquisition capabilities and sound business leadership with discipline, expertise, and integrity to the installation and mission partners.

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The 509th Communications Squadron provides superior communications services with first-class customer support to enable the 509 BW to generate and project combat power for more than 6,000 personnel at Whiteman Air Force Base.

The unit provides trained and ready communication-information professionals in support of air and space expeditionary force requirements. They support the nation's B-2 fleet, both in-garrison and deployed to forward operating locations; an A-10 wing; an attack helicopter battalion; and naval special warfare/intelligence units.

The 509th Logistics Readiness Squadron provides time-sensitive transportation of personnel, household goods, aircraft components and general-purpose cargo. 

The 509th Logistics Readiness Squadron provides primary supply, equipment and fuels support to B-2, A-10 and T-38 aircraft. They plan/implement the wing's wartime mobility taskings. The unit manages and maintains a $69 million, 678-vehicle fleet, and also manages and stores more than $781 million in mission-critical materiel for 76 organizational units.