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16 Apr 2012
People make the projects -- US, local nationals build Georgia together
Projects in Georgia must adhere to both U.S. and local construction standards. U.S. standards are not widely understood by all contractors. Therefore, it is up to the team to ensure standards are being met.
16 Apr 2012
Harnessing the Energy of the Sun
In an effort to save energy associated with domestic hot water usage, the contractor for the Quad DFAC constructed a solar water heating system known as the Sun Equinox, which uses a vacuum tube array-type solar panel that will provide a 30% savings in energy costs.
16 Apr 2012
Safety and Life at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan
Normally, I am the safety officer for the Charleston District, but I am currently deployed to
16 Apr 2012
United States' Largest Hopper Dredge Takes Charleston Harbor
Recently, the United States’ largest trailing suction hopper dredge, the Glenn Edwards, spent
16 Apr 2012
Charleston District Meets with SC Delegation
Every February, the President delivers his annual budget to Congress. That budget contains the
16 Apr 2012
Spawning a Continued Relationship
In St. Stephen, SC, the Charleston District finished construction of the Cooper River Rediversion
16 Apr 2012
Corps invites the public for Earth Day and Great American Cleanup
Corps invites the public for Earth Day and Great American Cleanup The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
16 Apr 2012
Final paving to begin Thursday on Pine Hollow Road
As part of the Pine Hollow Stream Removal Project, final permanent paving will begin Thursday on
16 Apr 2012
Corps releases environmental document discussing Seabrook Floodgate Complex for public review
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, has released for public review
16 Apr 2012
Corps deactivates Phase I flood fight
NEW ORLEANS – Water levels along the Mississippi River continue to drop, prompting the U.S. Army