U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center Huntsville

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Huntsville Center’s deputy commander, Lt. Col. John Franklin, presents Denis Bacon, Huntsville Center’s Fuels Branch chi...
05/26/2026

Huntsville Center’s deputy commander, Lt. Col. John Franklin, presents Denis Bacon, Huntsville Center’s Fuels Branch chief, with a Huntsville Center safety challenge coin May 20 as Jeremy McCranie, left, Huntsville Safety Office chief, and Arthur Martin III, Huntsville Center programs director, acknowledging the bestowal. Bacon is the first Huntsville Center employee to receive the coin awarded by Center leadership to whose work ensures world-class safety culture endures across the enterprise.

05/25/2026

Today and throughout the year take time to remember the lives lost fighting for our freedom.

New rank, who dis? 🎖📱Yesterday, Huntsville Center's Deputy, Lt. Col. John Franklin, was promoted from Major to Lieutenan...
05/05/2026

New rank, who dis? 🎖📱

Yesterday, Huntsville Center's Deputy, Lt. Col. John Franklin, was promoted from Major to Lieutenant Colonel. From all of Huntsville Center, we congratulate you on reaching this milestone and look forward to seeing the continued impact of your leadership.

Col. Robert Hilliard, Huntsville Center commander, and Col. Jason Lorenzen, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chaplain, recog...
04/29/2026

Col. Robert Hilliard, Huntsville Center commander, and Col. Jason Lorenzen, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chaplain, recognized Emily White, Alicia Hodge, Beth Norris, and Ramona Chestang for their outstanding work and commitment to the well-being of the workforce.

Mike Lazaro, Huntsville Center’s Resource Efficiency Manager branch chief, began day one of the REM Workshop last week b...
04/28/2026

Mike Lazaro, Huntsville Center’s Resource Efficiency Manager branch chief, began day one of the REM Workshop last week by emphasizing the importance REMs in the field provide to the nation. The three-day-long workshop provided training for currently contracted REMs, their company representatives, and REM program customers.

Happy Administrative Professional Day! Behind every smooth operation is someone making it look effortless. Huntsville Ce...
04/22/2026

Happy Administrative Professional Day! Behind every smooth operation is someone making it look effortless. Huntsville Center is grateful for all of your support and work behind the scenes.

JR Teer, Huntsville Center Medical Outfitting and Support Branch chief, and Josh Yost, Medical Outfitting and Support Br...
04/21/2026

JR Teer, Huntsville Center Medical Outfitting and Support Branch chief, and Josh Yost, Medical Outfitting and Support Branch program manager, stand with Health Facilities Planning Agency Interns visiting Redstone Arsenal.

While at Huntsville Center the interns will receive an overview of HNC’s medical capabilities and a more in-depth dive into Initial Outfitting and Transition.

🚨 Build Your Future. Build Something That Matters. 🚨The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is opening doors for the next gener...
04/15/2026

🚨 Build Your Future. Build Something That Matters. 🚨

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is opening doors for the next generation of talent and we are looking for individuals ready to do more than just start a job.

We are offering opportunities through a power pathway:

🎓 Army Student Intern Program
Start building your future now.
• Paid 10–12 week summer internships
• Hands-on experience in STEM, engineering, business, and mission-critical fields
• Opportunities to return year-over-year
• Potential for full-time conversion after graduation
This is not busy work. This is real-world experience supporting projects that matter.

At USACE, you are not just building a résumé, you are:
✔Building your Career with structured development and growth opportunities
✔ Building your Skills through hands-on experience and mentorship
✔ Building your Purpose by contributing to projects that strengthen our Nation

Because what we do matters.
From infrastructure that powers communities to emergency response that saves lives, our civilian workforce is at the center of it all.

Together, we build a stronger, more resilient Nation.
👉 If you are a current student or recent graduate ready to make an impact, now is the time. Build Strong With Us.

Apply here: https://intern.usajobs.gov/job/865053700

🌟HNC Spotlight🌟James Salisbury, Huntsville Center physical scientist, explained some of the opportunities he has working...
04/14/2026

🌟HNC Spotlight🌟

James Salisbury, Huntsville Center physical scientist, explained some of the opportunities he has working for Huntsville Center's Environmental Munitions Center of Expertise. He is pictured presenting Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980, CERCLA, Feasibility Studies for munitions response projects at the 2024 Military Munitions Support Services Stand Down at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.

“The most satisfying part of my job as a physical scientist is helping project teams execute in multiple ways. Because my role involves deliverables review, technical training, guidance updates and development, and general process improvement, I have many opportunities to influence the technical quality of our work and the efficiency of our work processes. Working with a skilled group of professionals is very rewarding, and the overall program being focused on protecting human health and the environment is icing on the cake.”

Huntsville Center’s Resource Efficiency Manager program has set the annual REM Workshop for April 21-23 at the Center’s ...
04/09/2026

Huntsville Center’s Resource Efficiency Manager program has set the annual REM Workshop for April 21-23 at the Center’s headquarters, Bldg. 300, Redstone Arsenal, Ala.

The workshop provides training for currently contracted REMs, their company representatives, and REM program customers. However, the April 22-23 dates of the workshop are open to all interested parties with focus on the support and energy savings REMs provide their customers as well as the energy technical and project support Huntsville Center’s Energy Division provides.

The REM program enhances installation energy program effectiveness by identifying projects and practices to reduce energy and water costs through a contracted subject matter expert.

Address

Redstone Arsenal 300 Secured Gateway
Huntsville, AL
35808

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+12568951300

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