1. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Directorate of Contracting
“Top Challenges Facing the Contracting Profession”
Mr. Stuart A. Hazlett
Director of Contracting
15 MAR 2017
US Army Corps of Engineers
BUILDING STRONG®

2. USACE Mission Areas Military Missions Civil Works
Military Construction
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COCOM Support, Overseas
Contingency Operations ( OCO )
Installation Support, Environmental,
Energy and Sustainability
Civil Works
Navigation, Flood Control,
Disaster Response, Shore Protection, Hydropower, Water Supply,
Regulatory, Recreation,
Environmental Restoration
Contingency Operations
“Whole of Government”
Disaster Response and Recovery
Life-Cycle Flood Risk Management
Critical Infrastructure
Real Estate – Acquire, Manage and Dispose / DoD Recruiting Facilities / Contingency Operations
Research and Development
Warfighter
Installations and Energy
Environment
Water Resources
Geospatial Support
Common Operating Picture / Environment
Civil Works Programs
Military Programs
Emergency and Contingency Operations
International and Interagency
Federal / State / Local
“Whole of USACE” Capabilities
Capacity Development
USACE Has a Diverse Mission Set Driven by Diverse Customers

3. USACE is Regionally Aligned; Globally Responsive
SOCOM
Afghanistan
Rapid Tunnel Detection
Mongolia
Alaska
BuckEye LIDAR
Engagement ( Countries )
Physical Presence ( 43 Countries )
Turkmenistan
Pacific
Ocean
Division
( Honolulu )
South
Atlantic
( Atlanta )
North
( New York City )
Trans-
( Winchester, VA )
Northwestern
( Portland )
Guatemala
Armenia
Peru
Romania
USACE uses its regional alignment and global presence, unique authorities, agreements, and technical and engineering capabilities to deliver integrated solutions to support National Security Strategy and advance America’s interests at home and abroad.
USACE is working with our partners around the globe to develop innovative solutions aimed at strengthening partner nation capacity to address resource security and disaster risk management challenges which are critical to achieving state and regional stability, sustainability, and economic development.
We are actively engaged with the Combatant Commands (CCMD), Army Service Component Commands (ASCC) and interagency partners to maintain partnerships with key allies, build partner capacity, and enhance security around the globe.
Columbia
Bangladesh
33K civilians have deployed to contingency operations; 11K from USACE
Lower Mekong
Brazil
Tanzania
Mozambique
Pakistan
India

4. Questions?