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  • October

    Len Iseldyke from D2Team-Sim discusses his firm's capabilities with Crystal Bennett-Echols and Wes Turner of the Installation Support and Programs Management Directorate's Medical Division programs during the center's Small Business Forum Oct. 15 at Jackson Center in Cummings Research Park.
    20 Oct 2014

    Small businesses essential to Huntsville Center success

    “The truth is we couldn’t deliver our programs without them – when you get to the actual execution
  • September

    Carla McNeal, left, leads Huntsville Center employees in a stress relief walk Sept. 24.
    26 Sep 2014

    Center workers step out to reduce stress, raise awareness

    “What we need to remember — what everyone needs to remember — is that it only takes one person to
  • Huntsville Center's Installation Support and Programs Management Directorate's year-end clock counts down to Sept. 30 and the end of FY14.
    18 Sep 2014

    Huntsville Center workforce anticipate record breaking fiscal year

    The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville is on its way to a fantastic fiscal year.
  • Ed Gauvreau, left, chief of the Installation Support Division, Planning Branch, discusses a project with Sheron Belcher, Huntsville Center's Engineering Directorate, during her four-month assignment at Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as part of the Senior Leadership Development Fellow program.
    16 Sep 2014

    Senior Leadership Development Fellows learn more about USACE

    Huntsville Center employees Sally Parsons, Sheron Belcher and Todd Watts selected to experience Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as part of the Senior Leadership Development Program. The four-month assignment will provide each with an opportunity to learn more about how USACE operates and how Huntsville Center fits into the big picture.
  • Huntsville Center employees gather for Patriot Day activity Sept. ll at the organization.  More than 100 employees participated in the event.
    11 Sep 2014

    Huntsville Center Soldiers, civilians observe Patriot Day

    In honor of America's fallen, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville employees hosted
  • The U.S. Air Force Personnel Center at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas has been restored to its historic look. The Facilities Repair and Renewal Project was the first comprehensive renovation of the building since it was built in the 1930s.
    9 Sep 2014

    FRR project completing renovation of historic Air Force Personnel Center

    Renovations ongoing for a number of years at the U.S. Air Force Personnel Center at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas are nearly complete, and while the exterior of Building 499 has been restored to its historic look, the interior has significantly changed.
  • Huntsville Center employees, Becky Sandoval and Andora Dothard, purchase food items from truck July 28.
    4 Sep 2014

    Food trucks offer Huntsville Center employees unique lunch options

    From the moment the first food truck pulled into the parking lot at Huntsville Center July 28,
  • Jelani Ingram explains architectural design concepts to students at the Academy of Academics and Art during STEM discussion August 28.  Also pictured, left to right Elizabeth Stiles and Erin Hamilton.
    3 Sep 2014

    Local students get glimpse of science careers

    Students from the Academy of Academics and Art shared their enthusiasm about careers in architecture
  • Carol Elder
    3 Sep 2014

    Interior Designer of Year works at Huntsville Center

    During the Strategic Leaders Conference in August, the Corps of Engineers recognized a member of
  • August

    A recently renovated service control point at  Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana, ensures fuel is delivered to the Air Force  2nd Bomb Wing’s stable of  B-52 Stratofortresses (seen in background), a long-range heavy bomber serving as a vital component to the Air Force Global Strike Command.  Huntsville Center’s Installation and Support and Programs Management DLA-Fuels program manages a maintenance and repair service program sustaining worldwide fueling capability to the Department of Defense and other agencies.
    29 Aug 2014

    Huntsville Center sustains DOD fueling capability worldwide

    The Installation Support and Programs Management Defense Logistics Agency-Fuels program provides maintenance, inspection, repair and emergency response actions at 212 DLA sites on military installations world-wide.
  • 22 Aug 2014

    Solar technology contractors meet to discuss upcoming project at Redstone Arsenal

    Companies pre-qualified to compete for solar technology projects met Aug. 20 at Redstone Arsenal,
  • Personnel employed by U.S. contractor Sterling Global Operations Inc. conduct clearance operations on a firing range near Combat Operation Outpost (COP) McClain in Logar Province in May. The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville is managing the program to clean up U.S. military training ranges in Afghanistan and return the land to the Afghan people in a usable condition. (Courtesy photo)
    15 Aug 2014

    U.S. range clearance effort in Afghanistan led by Huntsville Center team

    HUNTSVILLE, Ala. -- With U.S. forces operating in Afghanistan for more than 12 years – from a few
  • Marines, sailors and distinguished guests cut the ribbon during a ceremony signifying the opening of the U.S. Naval Hospital Okinawa on Camp Foster in 2013. The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville's Medical Facilities Mandatory Center of Expertise and Standardization played a key role in the design of the new hospital and was recognized with other members of the project delivery team as the 2014 PDT of the Year for Excellence during the 2014 Strategic Leaders Conference awards dinner at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, Aug. 7.
    13 Aug 2014

    Huntsville Center Medical Facilities Mandatory Center of Expertise and Standardization, project delivery team recognized for excellence

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recognized a Japan Engineer District project delivery team as the
  • Lt. Col. Kendall Bergmann, Huntsville Center deputy commander.
    11 Aug 2014

    Huntsville Center’s newest deputy commander in place

    Huntsville Center's newest deputy commander, Lt. Col. Kendall Bergmann, assumed his position Aug. 11.
  • One of two wind turbines on Fort Buchanan stands next to one of its many solar installations. The two wind turbines will produce an estimated 5 percent of the energy consumed by the installation, and a total of 21,824 solar photovoltaic panels will produce about 5.5 megawatts of power, which is at least 60 percent of the installation’s current power demand at its peak production.
    1 Aug 2014

    Energy Savings Performance Contract sets Fort Buchanan on path toward achieving Army's Net Zero goals

    The Army Corps of Engineers’ first and only Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) to include
  • July

    Inside the Agent Processing Building of the Pueblo Chemical Agent Destruction Pilot Plant, a start-up specialist tests the Cavity Access Machines of the Munitions Washout System. Specialized robots, procured by Huntsville Center, transfer materials to the appropriate stations. For each disposal site, Huntsville Center staff has developed initial facility design requirements and identified appropriate equipment based on the approved destruction technology.
    31 Jul 2014

    Chemical demilitarization program nearing the end for Huntsville Center

    Designated as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Life Cycle Project Manager for Chemical
  • 31 Jul 2014

    New GSA contracting vehicle helps contracting professionals, customers

    One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) offers various commercial and non-commercial services including program management, management consulting, logistics, engineering, scientific and financial.
  • Colleen O'Keefe
    29 Jul 2014

    New Contracting Directorate chief takes over at Huntsville Center

    Colleen O’Keefe has been selected as the Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville’s chief of
  • An energy savings performance contract at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, added a cooling tower to support two 750-ton chillers to operate 24x7x365 in a surety laboratory. The chiller is one element of the project that will help the installation Directorate of Public Works improve overall efficiencies and generate actual savings to the government.
    29 Jul 2014

    ESPC offers multitude of intangible benefits to military, other installations

    In times of fiscal uncertainty and budget shortfalls, energy managers, public works directors and
  • The Bassett Army Hospital facility manager spent $125,000 to install reels for accessing the ballasts in the lobby for future servicing of the lights, which are approximately 92 feet from the ground level. If reels had been designed in the conceptual phase and installed during construction, the cost would have been an estimated $25,000 - a savings of $100,000.
    28 Jul 2014

    Incorporating Facility System Safety and Green Design

    The Facility Systems Safety (FASS) program is designed to incorporate system safety into the
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