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  • January

    The Huntsville Center Ensemble, from left, Tina Maye, Angela Morton, Lillian Fox and Reneda Kelly sing gospel music during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Day Celebration Jan. 22, as Elder Dwight Clark, an associate minister and minister of music at the Douglas Tabernacle Primitive Baptist Church, Huntsville, Alabama, accompanies them on the keyboard.
    26 Jan 2016

    Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Day Celebration encourages fellowship

    The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville held a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Celebration Jan. 22
  • Lynn Daniels received an award July 20, 2015, from Col. Robert Ruch, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville commander, recognizing her as the Huntsville Center Project Manager of the Year. Daniels, a virtual project manager from Seattle District, provides full-time support for the Huntsville Center’s Facilities Reduction Program. In 2014, she managed projects on eight military installations from Georgia to Alaska, removing 2.8 million square feet of real property (217 facilities) for $22.7 million.
    22 Jan 2016

    Virtual project managers bridge gaps in Corps workforce

    After more than a decade of employee growth due to military construction projects that are completed, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is looking for creative ways to retain its employees. Huntsville Center has the solution by employing virutal project managers from other districts.
  • John Nevels, a structural engineer with the Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville judges Lydia Fairchild's "How Music Affects Our Bodies" fifth grade science fair project during the Challenger Elementary School Science Fair Jan. 20.
    22 Jan 2016

    Volunteer judges help science fair inspire students to pursue STEM

    Eight volunteers from the Huntsville Center offered their STEM field expertise to help judge more than 110 projects during the annual Challenger Elementary School Science Fair Jan. 20.
  • Colleen O'Keefe, Huntsville Center's Contracting Directorate chief since July 2014, is the 2015 USACE Contracting Manager of the Year.
    15 Jan 2016

    Huntsville contracting chief named 2015 manager of the year in Corps of Engineers

    The Huntsville Center’s Contracting Directorate chief since July 2014, Colleen O’Keefe is the 2015 Manager of the Year in the USACE Excellence in Contracting Awards Program.
  • U.S. Army Contracting Command leadership cut the cake during the ribbon-cutting ceremony held at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, to celebrate the completion of their newly renovated headquarters building Jan. 7.
    8 Jan 2016

    Huntsville Center completes $2.3 million project for Army Contracting Command

    The Huntsville Center Furnishings Program and Special Projects Program completed a $2.3 million furnishings project for the U.S. Army Contracting Command's new headquarters building.
  • December

    Shirley Burke-Mitchell provides Corps of Engineers Financial Management System training to Reserve Soldiers training at the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville. A cadre of Huntsville Center acquisition specialists with expertise in a variety of procurement areas volunteered to provide the training the Soldiers require prior to their deployment in 2016.
    21 Dec 2015

    Reserve Soldiers’ training focuses on ‘Corps’ curriculum

    A cadre of Huntsville Center acquisition specialists with expertise in a variety of procurement areas volunteered to provide the training the Soldiers require.
  • Huntsville Center Commander Col. Robert Ruch held a town hall meeting with Center employees Friday. During the event, Ruch spotlighted work the Center recently performed including the upgrade to Fort Campbell, Kentucky's Blanchfield Army Community Hospital. Ruch (left) participated in the ribbon cutting Col. Christopher Beck, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Louisville District commander; Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, commanding general of 101st Airborne Division and Fort Campbell; BACH commander Col. Telita Crosland; Maj. Gen. Steve Jones, commanding general of U.S. Army Medical Department Center and School and U.S. Army Health Readiness Center of Excellence; and Maj. Olegario Coss of the Army's Health Facility Planning Agency.
    18 Dec 2015

    Commander sets goals for 2016 at 2015 Town Hall

    Ruch thanked the deployed Huntsville Center employees and touched on some of the missions the Center is supporting both overseas and stateside to include range clean-up projects in Afghanistan and the recently completed work at stateside military hospital.
  • Betina Johsnon, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville Ordnance and Explosives Design Center chief, speaks to Sebastian Stewart, left, and Liam Bair, Hartselle High School, Hartselle, Alabama, about their conceptual payload during the InSPIRESS event at UA Huntsville, Dec. 11.
    14 Dec 2015

    Volunteers inspired by STEM students at UAHuntsville

    Huntsville Center employees participated as judges during the InSPIRESS event at the University of Alabama Huntsville Dec.11.
  • Bhate employees work to deconstruct a chapel - one of three buildings selected for the deconstruction pilot program - on Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Materials from the chapel were salvaged for reuse or recycle.
    1 Dec 2015

    Facilities Reduction Program declares deconstruction pilot project a success

    The FRP recently finalized a deconstruction project at Fort Leonard Wood.
  • November

    24 Nov 2015

    Huntsville Center utility program instrumental in developing reliable energy for Afghan security forces

    Huntsville Center's Commercial Utilities Program used a MATOC to select a Power Purchase Agreement consultant to help draft the blueprint for developing a secure electrical grid and increasing capacity to supply Afghan security installations with sustainable electricity.
  • Col. Robert Ruch, commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, right, and Fred Cartes, Task Force POWER project manager and contracting officer's representative, left, present certficates of achievement to Rafael Varela, Kevin Flynn and Shane Deek, EXP Federal for going above and beyond following an attack on Camp Integrity, Afghanistan in August. Abel Martinez and Sean McMurtrey also received certificates. Ruch presented the certificates during a site visit in October.
    19 Nov 2015

    Task Force POWER team responds to emergency in Kabul

    During a site visit to Afghanistan in October, Col. Robert Ruch, commander, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, presented certificates of appreciation to five individuals working under contract with Huntsville Center in support of Task Force POWER. EXP Federal employees Shane Deek, Kevin Flynn, Rafael Varela, Abel Martinez and Sean McMurtrey were at Camp Integrity, Afghanistan, when the compound came under attack. The team stayed to assist with restoring power and water to the camp.
  • Staff Sgt. Patrick Henry with his nurses at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Germany, after spine surgery in July 2014 to remove a piece of the fragmented disk lodged between his vertebra and nerve.  Henry is a Wounded Warrior assigned to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville’s Internal Review Office.
    18 Nov 2015

    Wounded Warrior’s career shifts at Huntsville Center

    As an Army Reservist with the 663rd Engineering Company, Sheffield, Alabama, Staff Sgt. Patrick Henry deployed to Afghanistan in February 2014 as a heavy equipment operator and was assigned to a unit training Afghan National Army soldiers on engineering equipment operation and projects. Henry said his injury occurred during routine daily operations.
  • Leslie Yarbrough (left), program manager, and Sara Cook, a project manager, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center Huntsville Furnishings Program, complete a quality assurance inspection on equipment purchased as part of a $385,000 project within the Gray Eagle Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) cantonment area that included a company operations facility, tactical equipment maintenance facility, operations and storage facility, and control tower.
    17 Nov 2015

    Furnishings Program expands to include Air Force project

    The Huntsville Center Furnishings Program team completed QA inspections on three projects totaling $1.25 million at Fort Stewart, Georgia.
  • Karen R. Moore, project manager for the Environmental Footprint Reduction Program Afghanistan Program, discusses a sustainability project at Bagram Airfield Oct. 18 with Huntsville Center Commander Col. Robert Ruch and Deputy Commander Lt. Col. Burlin Emery, and contractors Acery Garcia, Sterling Global EFR regional manager; Fredrick Ouma, team lead, and Elmer Rivera, military heavy equipment operator.
    16 Nov 2015

    Reducing the U.S. military's environmental footprint in Afghanistan

    Huntsville Center is managing the $21.5 million contract for the environmental footprint reduction at more than 60 U.S. military camps and bases being closed throughout Afghanistan as a result of the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the country.
  • Melody Hinkle, second from left, reviews a contracting documents with procurement analysts LaVette Buford, Denver Heath and Doug Gosselin during her career broadening assignment with the Principal Assistant Responsible for Contracting-Dallas. Hinkle, a procurement analyst with the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, spent four-months working at the PARC – Dallas office which manages and administers contracts coming from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Northwest, Southwest, South Pacific and Pacific Ocean Divisions.
    13 Nov 2015

    Contracting specialist broadens career

    A Center contracting specialist was recently selected to fill a short-term career broadening assignment at a regional contracting office responsible for providing oversight of contractual actions.
  • John Nevels, a structural engineer with the Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville explains his role in the Explosives Safety Program to Mill Creek Elementary School sixth-grader Joey Crider during a STEAM event Nov. 10.
    12 Nov 2015

    Huntsville Center participates in local elementary school STEAM fair

    Huntsville Center participated in the annual STEAM Fair at Mill Creek Elementary School Nov. 10.
  • October

    Left, Col. David A. Caldwell, Commander, New York District of the Army Corps. of Engineers; Col. Michael Brennan, Commander, U.S. Army Health facility Planning Agency; Command Sgt. Maj. Vincent E. Bond, Command Sergeant Major, West Point Health Service Area; Col. Brian S. Burlingame, Commander, West Point Health Service Area; Mr. Bradley Allgood; and Lt. Gen. Robert L. Caslen, Jr., Superintendent, U.S. Military Academy, cut the ribbon in a gesture to ceremonially open the Brian D. Allgood Ambulatory Clinic addition to Keller Army Community Hospital at West Point, New York, Oct. 7. The approximate 50,000 square foot addition provides modernized primary care space and is the precursor to a multi-phase renovation of the existing hospital.
    27 Oct 2015

    Huntsville Center completes $3.1 million hospital expansion project

    Huntsville Center’s Initial Outfitting and Transition Program has completed the final piece of a $31.4 million hospital expansion at West Point, New York.
  • Su-Chen Chen, Huntsville Center's Facilities Reduction Program, speaks with Victor Curry of Vision Centric Inc. during the break-out session of the 2015 Small Business Forum Oct. 15 at the Jackson Center in Cummings Research Park, Huntsville, Alabama. Vision Centric is a small-disadvantaged, service-disabled, and veteran-owned business with the goal of providing program management, technical support and acquisition management support services to both government and commercial clients.
    15 Oct 2015

    Industry representatives attend Small Business Forum 2015, gain insight

    More than 250 representatives from 150 small businesses across the nation attended Huntsville Center’s 16th Annual Small Business Forum Oct. 15 at the Jackson Center in Huntsville, Alabama.
  • A screen shot of the Corps Acquisition Management system recently implemented at the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville. CAM is billed as a faster Oracle-based application with a web-based user interface. It houses all contract actions by fiscal year in one consolidated system allowing for real-time analysis of the entire contract workload.
    15 Oct 2015

    Huntsville Center improves project acquisition tracking

    How Huntsville Center project managers and contracting officers track project acquisition, contracting and production processes is transitioning to a new system that will ensure the Center’s mission is met more effectively and save resources.
  • Project manager Matthew Morelan watches as contract specialist Jennifer Letson rings a bell after the Utility Monitoring and Control Systems program team awarded the first of the last 75 task orders for the fiscal year. To help build morale, the UMCS team bell will ring after each task order is awarded.
    9 Oct 2015

    Huntsville Center sees service order contracts increase in FY 2015

    Most of the Huntsville Center programs with service contract increases exceeding last year’s orders were under the Installation Support and Programs Management Directorate.
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