Joe Biden visiting Camp Bondsteel, May 2009 Camp Bondsteel was constructed by the 94th Engineer Construction Battalion, augmented by A Company,
864th Engineer Battalion and the 568th Combat Support Engineer Company, together with the
Kellogg, Brown and Root Corporation (KBR). KBR was also the prime contractor for the operation of the camp. The planning, design, and construction management of the project was completed by the Construction Management Section of the
130th Engineer Brigade and a team from the Baltimore District of the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Camp Bondsteel has several facilities on base, all built with
US military aid, that are used by both soldiers and civilian employees alike. The base can house up to 7,000 soldiers, making it the largest American base in the Balkans. The post exchange (PX) is the largest military exchange in
Southeastern Europe and contains various necessities and luxuries. All of this is housed in the PX's two-story building. The base also has a hospital, two gyms, and two recreation buildings with phones, computers, pool tables, and video games. Camp Bondsteel also has a chapel, a large dining facility, a fire station, a military police station, two bars and three restaurants. There is also a
barber shop, a
laundry facility employing local nationals, a dry cleaner, a tailor, various local vendors who sell
Kosovo souvenirs and products, and sports fields. == Prisoners ==