The long‐range Fermilab program requires fully capitalizing on the world’s highest energy accelerator, the Tevatron, throughout the decade of the 90’s. The program calls for increasing the collider luminosity with each successive run until peak luminosities of ≳5×1031cm−2s−1and integrated luminosities of ≳100 pb−1per run are achieved, effectively doubling the mass range accessible for discovery. If the quark lies at the upper range of the mass of the Tevatron, then increasing the energy of the collider operation could prove to be a crucial factor in the future program as well. In order to achieve these goals, we present a highly challenging upgrade of the present accelerator complex, called Fermilab III. In order to increase this performance level by a factor of 50, many changes are needed. Such a plan, of necessity, has modifications in almost all areas of the accelerator as the present system is reasonably optimized. (AIP)