At A Glance Restoration Footprint: Engineering 1,715 total acres of tidal wetlands and diverse upland habitats using beneficial reuse material. Dredge Material Source: Repurposing millions of cubic yards of sediment excavated from critical Chesapeake Bay commercial navigation channels. International Accord: […]
For nearly two decades, the Air Force Memorial’s lighting system deteriorated to the point where the three spires were barely visible from the interstate. In February 2025, Baltimore District’s U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completed a comprehensive lighting renovation funded
In May on Raystown Lake near Hesston, Pa., while visitors enjoyed recreational activities upstream, a diving operation was underway 170 feet below the surface where repairs continued to the 52-year-old structure that protects downstream communities along the Juniata and Susquehanna
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At Fort Meade, Maryland, a transformation is rising from the ground. Two multi-story buildings stand as proof of a decade-long vision now taking physical form—the Freedom Center barracks project, a team effort between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore
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Behind the secure gates of Fort Belvoir, ground has been broken for a new $21.9 million veterinary center that will transform medical care for the military’s four-legged service members. The planned facility, with its advanced surgical suites and specialized rehabilitation
In the heart of Baltimore, Kimberly Matthews, a design manager with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore, stands at the forefront of disaster mitigation efforts, orchestrating a seamless coordination between USACE engineers and architectural engineering firms. With a recent
