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A heavy CAT telehandler positions a steel bollard panel vertically while USACE engineers in safety gear monitor the installation from the foreground.

National Security Infrastructure: USACE Engineers Place Final Border Panel at New Mexico NDA-1

At A Glance USACE NDA-1 Border Barrier Panel Placement: Engineers with the USACE South Pacific Border Task Force executed final Smart Wall panel placement at National Defense Area 1 in Hidalgo County, New Mexico. Emergency Military Construction: The $79 million […]

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USACE Introduces New Regulatory Request System Module

At A Glance: RRS Self-Verification Module New Capability: Automated self-verification for nationwide permit (NWP) activities. Efficiency: Immediate correspondence provided if an activity qualifies without a pre-construction notification (PCN). User Interface: Stepwise sequential questions guide the user through the verification process.

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Caring for Those Who Serve: New Hospital Opens at Fort Leonard Wood

At A Glance: General Leonard Wood Community Hospital Project: Replacement of a 1965-era facility with a state-of-the-art community hospital. Partners: USACE Kansas City District, JE Dunn Construction, RLF Architects, and the Defense Health Agency. Innovation: Implementation of “collaborative analytics” to

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A New Peak: Louisville District Designated as Roofing Technical Center of Expertise

At A Glance: Roofing Center of Expertise (RCX) New Designation: USACE Louisville District named the national Roofing Technical Center of Expertise. The Mission: Providing specialized technical guidance for roofing and building envelopes enterprise-wide. Compliance: Meets Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-110-03

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Dyed sterile female and male (close set eyes) New World Screwworm fly being examined at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, USDA, Animal Plant Health Inspection Service, APHIS, New World Screwworm Sterile Fly Dispersal Facility at Moore Airfield, in Edinburg, Texas on Feb 10, 2026 where a proven biosecurity strategy is helping to ensure the New World screwworm, NWS, stays out of the United States. USADO MEDIA BY LANCE CHEUNG

Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks New Era in Agricultural Biosecurity at Moore Air Base

At A Glance: Agricultural Biosecurity Mission Project: New World Screwworm Sterile Fly Production Facility. Location: Moore Air Base, South Texas. Investment: $610 million project cost. Partnership: Interagency collaboration between USDA and USACE. Capacity: Production of 300 million sterile flies per

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Building Science: USACE Delivers High-Tech Greenhouses for Crop Research Capabilities

At A Glance: Botanical Engineering Project Cost: $14 million high-tech greenhouse complex. Client: USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS). Location: Purdue University Research Park, West Lafayette, Ind. Capability: Automated climate, light, and humidity controls for precision science. Mission: Developing sustainable solutions

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