The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville raced across the fiscal year finish line on Sept. 30 with more than 3,900 contract actions totaling approximately $2.6 billion obligated to support America’s warfighters and other federal agencies.

Mary Sotos, Federal Energy Management Program director, provides a virtual brief for attendees at the Resource Efficiency Manager workshop at the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, June 26. More than 100 REMs attended the workshop to enhance their professional development as contracted subject matter experts charged with identifying projects and practices to reduce energy and water costs for a wide-range of federal customers.

Lt. Col. Heron Alves Dos Santos and Capt. Luiz Pereira Da Silva Neto, Brazilian army military works department, tour the 10-megawatt solar photovoltaic and 1-megawatt energy storage system on Redstone Arsenal, meeting with subject matter experts there to gain insight into the project.

Fort Carson’s Department of Public Works, Omaha District and Huntsville Center seek to enhance single Soldiers’ quality of life as renovated and newly constructed barracks are seeing Soldiers steadily moving in.

Huntsville Center personnel observe the demolition of the old Smoke Bomb Hill Volar Barracks, Fort Liberty, North Carolina, July 18. Photo by Christopher Putman.

A 2019 mock-up is shown of part of the future Cyber Center of Excellence campus. As each MILCON project is completed Huntsville Center is filling the spaces with furnishings. The CCoE is the largest military construction program in the continental United States and is scheduled for completion in 2028.