When air conditioning failed at the ROC—the nerve center of Fort Hood’s range training operations— during late June’s triple digit temperatures surge, Huntsville Center quick developed a contract ensuring mobile air conditioning units were deployed to cool conditions inside the facility and preventing delays in range operations.

Chris Willoughby, Blue Grass Army Depot's Army Physical Security Enterprise and Analysis Group Test Lead, provides an overview of advanced AI-driven security solutions during a profile technology demonstration at Blue Grass Army Depot, Kentucky, July 15.Huntsville Center is the contracting agency for the projects and once the technologies have been fully tested, the Center will begin fielding the systems through its Electronic Security Systems procurement and installation contract vehicles.

Ross Allen, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville architect was honored with the USACE Architect of the Year award in June for his contributions in the architectural field.

The Center’s Medical, Information Technology, and Base Operations Support (MIB) Division’s Major Acquisitions Branch (MAB) awarded the MATOC June 9, three-months ahead of schedule.

Over the next 35 years, Fort Johnson is estimated to save an additional $420,000 annually through reductions in the Additional Facilities Charges tied to its utility privatization contract – a total of $9.2 million in net present value savings.

Members of Huntsville Center’s Facility Explosives Safety Mandatory Center of Expertise travel around the world to inspect earth-covered magazine like this one at Kadena Air Base, Japan. The team searches for cracks, spalling, and other concrete degradation that could compromise safety.

Tim Keenan, right, a contracted senior field engineer, briefs U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Donovan White, left, a communications officer, and Gunnery Sgt. Joshua Parrish, center, a data-systems chief, both with Headquarters Company, Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Base Hawaii, about new call manager equipment during an equipment migration at Camp H.M. Smith, MCBH. Huntsville Center’s Facility Technology Integration-General program quickly deployed a $35 million Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract enhancing secure telecommunication infrastructure across key sites at the base.

Col. Sebastien Joly, Huntsville Center commander, opens the Huntsville Center 2025 Resource Efficiency Manager Workshop addressing the more than 80 attending privately-contracted REMS representing the Army, Navy and Marine Corps. as John Trudell, Huntsville Center REM program manager, administrates the workshop from the lectern.

Angela Copeland-Humlicek, Huntsville Center interior designer, receives a U.S.Army Corps of Engineers Emergency Operations jacket from Charles Carson, Huntsville Center emergency manager, prior to her April deployment to California to help with wild fire recovery efforts.