At A Glance: NGA West Completion Project: NGA West (N2W) Campus Location: St. Louis, Missouri Cost: $1.7 Billion Size: 97 Acres, 712,800 sq. ft. Main Building USACE Role: Construction Management (Kansas City District) Group projects are almost never easy. Getting […]
Charting the Course: Completed Mega Project Maps Out Lessons in Partnership Read More »
At A Glance: 2026 Federal Engineer Nominee Nominee: Cory Morgan, P.E. Role: Technical Lead, Inland Navigation Design Center (INDC) Key Projects: Montgomery Lock (PA) & Kentucky Lock (KY) Experience: 24 Years with USACE (Joined May 2002) The U.S. Army Corps
USACE Nominee for Federal Engineer of the Year, Credits Team for Success Read More »
At A Glance: Mass Timber Barracks Pilot Project/Program: Mass Timber Barracks Construction Pilot Location: Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), WA Cost/Status: Groundbreaking (Dec. 12, 2025) / Completion Early 2028 Key Outcome: 105,000 sq. ft. sustainable housing for 200 soldiers SEATTLE —
Corps of Engineers Reimagines Barracks Construction with Mass Timber Material Read More »
Fort Bragg leaders joined elected officials and community partners to break ground on the installation’s largest child development center complex. U.S. Representative Richard Hudson joined Col. Chad Mixon, Fort Bragg garrison commander, and officials from the U.S. Army Corps of
Fort Bragg Breaks Ground on Largest Child Development Center Read More »
Every U.S. Army Corps of Engineers district office in the nation is required by regulation to maintain a dedicated Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to provide command and control during emergency situations. The regulation also outlines minimum standards for infrastructure—including power,
Designing a Modern, Flexible Emergency Operations Center for the Future Read More »
Nearly two decades ago, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) arrived in Afghanistan with a mission rooted in tragedy, forged in urgency, and driven by hope. In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, American forces entered
USACE’s Legacy in Afghanistan: A Look Back at Building Through Conflict Read More »
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has unveiled an environmental safeguard to protect endangered fish as part of the Sacramento Weir Widening Project. The system aims to prevent thousands of salmon and sturgeon from becoming stranded or blocked from reaching
Fish Passage Offers Lifeline to Threatened and Endangered Fish Species Read More »
Tulsa District participated in the ribbon cutting ceremony for a new Kaw Nation Housing Services Center in Newkirk, Oklahoma April 17, 2025. The new Housing Services Center will be a much-needed expansion and improvement for the Kaw Housing Authority, which
USACE Tulsa District Partners with Kaw Nation on New Housing Services Center Read More »
The South Asian country of Bangladesh experiences severe cyclones and flooding, posing significant threats to human health and infrastructure. In the wake of Cyclone Sidr, which caused widespread damage to the nation’s southwestern coast in 2007, officials recognized the pressing
14-year Multipurpose Disaster Shelter Program Reaches Completion in Bangladesh Read More »
Progress is underway at U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden, as construction begins on the new Clay Elementary School provide additional class space for the community’s growing student population. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District, in close collaboration with the
USACE Europe District Work Begins on Newest USAG Wiesbaden School on Clay Kaserne Read More »
