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We appreciate the outpouring of support our District has received from private industry, local business owners and contracting firms during the pandemic. If you are a contractor looking to offer your services in response to COVID-19, please fill out the Interested Vendor Form on our Contracting page. If you are a facility manager looking to offer up your space as a potential alternate care site, please reach out to the states' emergency management agencies. They are in charge of facility selection and prioritization.

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Chesapeake Engineer Magazine Summer 2020 cover.

The Summer 2020 edition of Baltimore District's Chesapeake Engineer Magazine is available!

The Summer edition of our magazine highlights how the Corps continues to respond to our nation’s toughest challenges - no matter how unique and daunting they may be.

Chesapeake Engineer Magazine

Contractors work to install a pipe to re-route water in the stilling basin at Foster J. Sayers Dam in Centre County, Pennsylvania, Aug. 19, 2020. (U.S. Army photo by Christopher Fincham)

Sayers Stilling Basin

Contractors work to install a pipe to re-route water in the stilling basin at Foster J. Sayers Dam in Centre County, Pennsylvania, Aug. 19, 2020. The effort will help repair the damage of the stilling basin floor and baffle blocks, as well as to prevent future damages and downstream erosion.

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Baltimore District employee honored as USACE Architect of the Year

Jah-Ras Hodge, a Baltimore District architect with the Military Design Branch, Architecture Section, was named the 2020 Engineering and Construction Community of Practice Architect of the Year.

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Army Corps to decommission and dismantle historic, deactivated nuclear power plant at Fort Belvoir

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a contract for the decommissioning, dismantling and disposal of the deactivated SM-1 nuclear power plant at Fort Belvoir.

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Bowser Administration, Army Corps Set Up DC Convention Center into Alternate Care Facility

“Through FEMA, our job is to provide the District of Columbia with a tailored space that meets their anticipated medical surge needs to augment existing healthcare facilities,” said Col. John Litz, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District Commander.

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