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.

With 20 engineers working in the Engineering Directorate’s Construction and Service Support Branch (CCSB) branch, their versatility is focused on contract administration, pointing its engineers to being delegated as an Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO) with a $500,000 warrant authority.

The Fellowship involves a 120-day residential deployment to Headquarters U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Washington, DC providing emerging leaders from Huntsville Center an opportunity to work under the Miliary Programs Directorate, Installation Readiness Division.

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.

The DD1391 Processor System (PAX) assists in the justification in support of funding request for military construction projects submitted to Congress via the Presidential Budget Book.

This black and white image from the Library of Congress National Photo Company Collection taken in 1914 by an unknown photographer shows a group of Soldiers marching down a dirt road, now the paved Sheridan Avenue, alongside the U.S. Army barracks Bldg. 250. Huntsville Center’s Facility Renewal and Repair program recently refurbished the structure.