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  • May

    Kristi Crear, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers program manager for Civilian Career Program (CP) 18, takes questions from Huntsville Center supervisors regarding the Presidential Management Fellows program May 20 at the Center.
    21 May 2015

    Huntsville Center supervisors gain knowledge of fellows program

    Directorate and division supervisors from throughout Huntsville Center gathered May 20 to hear Kristi Crear, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers program manager for Civilian Career Program (CP) 18, discuss development and training opportunities, as well as programs to hire new employees in the construction engineering and science fields.
  • The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Center's Logistics Management Office is responsible for managing more than 182,831 square feet of office space that houses 931 employees at five locations.
    18 May 2015

    Logistics team raises awareness on mission, committment to serve

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Center's Logistics Management Office is responsible for
  • Todd Dirmeyer, the Army's 2014 Energy Manager of the Year from Fort Hunter Liggett, California, shares his installation's Net Zero strategy with Army Resource Efficiency Managers during an April conference at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.
    7 May 2015

    ECIP projects inching Fort Hunter Liggett toward Net Zero

    This summer Fort Hunter Liggett will begin the design phase of a $22 million Energy Conservation Investment Program (ECIP) project that, when complete, will get the California installation to Net Zero energy use.
  • Huntsville Center awarded a $12 million Energy Savings Performance Contract to save energy and funds spent on energy at the U.S. Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Systems Center in San Diego, Calif. Highlights of the work performed by the contractor included water conservation measures, chilled water air conditioning upgrades, a heating and hot water retrofit, upgraded air handlers, electronic control systems and lighting upgrades at 3 million square foot, 225 building campus. The total expected energy cost savings is $23 million during the 19-year term of the contract.
    5 May 2015

    Navy’s SPAWAR sees reduced energy costs with Huntsville Center’s Energy Savings Performance Contract

    The U.S. Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Systems Center Pacific used a Huntsville Center Energy Savings Performance Contract to reduce energy costs. The ESPC model used at Huntsville Center is an agreement between the government and an energy service contractor which provides capital and expertise to make comprehensive energy and water efficiency improvements on facilities or implement new renewable energy capabilities and maintains them in exchange for a portion of the generated savings.
  • Roderick Bridgeman, chief, Mechanical Engineering Branch explains blueprints during mentoring session April 23.
    1 May 2015

    Local students experience Science, Technology, Engineering and Math careers up close

    Two students from Limestone County School District's Career Technical Center shadowed Huntsville
  • April

    Sgt. Woof, a mascot for the Army Environmental Command, mixes and mingles with the children, emphasizing the 3Rs of unexploded ordnance safety:  Recognize, Retreat, Report.
    30 Apr 2015

    Students learn how to stay safe and protect environment

    Wednesday, April 22, was Earth Day and that means people around the world did their part by finding
  • Carmen Perez-De La Matta, Chemical Demilitarization Directorate and daughter Tatiana Ayala take a break from activities to organize student certificates for closing program.
    29 Apr 2015

    Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day allows students to experience parents' job

    Building marshmallow towers, looking for heat sources using an infrared camera and flying a kite
  • The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Center’s Facilities Reduction Program completed a project to demolish a water tower that was originally part of an old boiler plant at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
    28 Apr 2015

    Facilities Reduction Program complete project at Aberdeen Proving Ground

    Figuring out the best, safest way to demolish an old water tower at Aberdeen Proving Ground,
  • Chuck Beach, the Resource Efficiency Manager (REM) at Fort Knox, Kentucky, talks about third-party financing options with Rob Mackey, Huntsville Center's Energy Savings Performance Contracting (ESPC) program manager April 15 during the Army's first REM Workshop.
    27 Apr 2015

    Army’s first resource efficiency manager workshop filled with passion for energy management

    The Army’s first Resource Efficiency Manager (REM) Workshop was April 15-17 on Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Huntsville Center, which manages the REM program, hosted the event to enhance the knowledge base of the growing network of REMs across the Army and Army Reserve.
  • Huntsville Center's deputy commander, Lt. Col. Kendall Bergmann presented Nelson a Huntsville Center plaque during a reception at the organization April 17.
    17 Apr 2015

    Huntsville Center loses a jewel

    When Jewel Nelson, service support specialist, Executive Office, retired in 2004 and returned to
  • Huntsville Center Deputy Commander Lt. Col. Kendall Bergmann discusses the importance of quality award nomination packages during an April 9 lunch and learn workshop sponsored by the Center's Federal Women's Program.
    16 Apr 2015

    Quality nomination packages critical to effective awards program

    Award programs are a valuable tool leaders have to recognize individuals and teams and help tell their stories to the rest of the world. Preparing quality nomination packages – for both local and national awards – is critical to a successful program
  • Technicians install information technology equipment at the new U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Western Processing Center in Hillsboro, Oregon. Due to weight limitations at the Western Processing Center’s original location, all equipment had to be moved out by March 19 and in its new location and operational by March 22. Huntsville Center’s Information Technology Services ACE-IT branch supported the requirement awarding a single $1.3 million Firm Fixed Price contract to a Portland, Oregon area IT firm on Dec. 24. The work was completed within the allotted timeline and met all operational requirements.
    16 Apr 2015

    Huntsville Center’s Information Technology Services branch growing

    What began as a one-person-deep special projects program capturing unusual requests from customers seeking to purchase information technology, Huntsville Center’s Information Technology Service branch is one of the fastest growing branches within Huntsville Center.
  • U.S. Army Corps of Engineer's Huntsville Center's Leadership Development Program Level II graduates take a photo with Huntsville Center Commander Col. Robert Ruch during program April 14.
    15 Apr 2015

    Huntsville Center honors Class of 2015 emerging leaders

    A year of leadership training culminated April 14 as 24 Huntsville Center employees graduated the
  • VinCene McClain
    8 Apr 2015

    Engineering and Support Center gets new security chief

    Florida native VinCene McClain was welcomed as the new chief of Security and Law Enforcement for the
  • Wesley Malone, a project manager with the Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Center, helps Rolling Hills student maintain a kite.
    3 Apr 2015

    Energy Team flies kites, teaches alternative energy concepts

    Kites and electricity may sound like Ben Franklin to some. But now, instead of using a kite to prove
  • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Center employees Juan Pace and Dominic Ragucci give career talk at Monte Sano Elementary School.
    2 Apr 2015

    Corps subject matter experts showcase careers

    The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville participated in Career Day at Monte Sano
  • March

    Valerie Shippers, Huntsville Center's Installation Support and Programs Management director since 2011, retired from federal service during a ceremony at the Center March 30.
    31 Mar 2015

    Huntsville Center’s ISPM director Shippers retires

    Valerie Shippers, director, Huntsville Center’s Installation Support and Programs Management Directorate, retired from federal service March 30 during a ceremony at the Center.
  • Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant Explosive Destruction System operators place a Department of Transportation bottle containing mustard agent in the Munitions Holder for destruction March 18. After safe detonation, the bottle, which will be a metal fragment, is removed from the vessel.
    26 Mar 2015

    First mustard agent destruction marks another milestone for Center's Chemical Demilitarization Program

    The March 18 destruction of the first item in the Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant Explosive Destruction System (PCAPP EDS) marked another milestone for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville Chemical Demilitarization program.
  • Charles Twing is presented a memento by Col. Robert Ruch, Huntsville Center commander, during Twing's retirement ceremony March 20. Twing served more than 24 years with Huntsville Center and was a pioneer in the Center's ordnance programs.
    24 Mar 2015

    Chemical response pioneer Twing retires

    One of the ‘Founding Fathers’ of the ordnance program within USACE and Huntsville Center retires after 24 years of service.
  • From the top of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' dam at Stennis Lock on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway in Mississippi, Hon. Jo-Ellen Darcy, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works, asks lock operations manager Rickey Saucer about the lighting in the dam recreation area parking lot. Darcy and Kate Brandt, Federal Environmental Executive, White House Council of Environmental Quality, visited the Mobile District lock and dam Jan. 21 to learn about their energy and sustainability efforts with the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville. Through the first-ever Energy Savings Performance Contract for a civil works project managed by Huntsville Center, Mobile District is retrofitting and replacing lighting at 46 locations along the 234-mile waterway, which will result in guaranteed savings of more than $172,700 in the first year alone.
    24 Mar 2015

    Assisting USACE, federal agencies with Energy Portfolio Management approach

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, is executing a holistic energy portfolio management approach for helping Army organizations and other federal agencies achieve federal energy mandates, reduce energy consumption and enhance energy security.
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