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USACE recognizes Sungmin “Sonny” Kim👏The USACE FED recognized Sungmin “Sonny” Kim as a member of the Project Delivery Te...
02/09/2026

USACE recognizes Sungmin “Sonny” Kim👏

The USACE FED recognized Sungmin “Sonny” Kim as a member of the Project Delivery Team for the Yokota Air Base C-130J Corrosion Control Hangar Project.

The team demonstrated outstanding performance by moving quickly to incorporate late design changes and initiating an Above Threshold Reprogramming action, enabling the project to be awarded by the end of fiscal year 2023 and before the appropriation expired.

Their commitment to delivering quality projects for stakeholders reflects the dedication and professionalism of the JED, POD and USACE.

Congratulations, Sonny, and thank you for your contributions to the mission!

Celebrating Construction Division Excellence 🎉Delivering quality infrastructure takes more than plans and projects; it t...
01/09/2026

Celebrating Construction Division Excellence 🎉

Delivering quality infrastructure takes more than plans and projects; it takes dedicated people committed to the mission.

FED's Construction Division recently recognized employees who demonstrated excellence, leadership and dedication throughout the year during its annual Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Congratulations to this year’s honorees (l to r):
🏆 Quality Professional of the Year: Brian Quiroga, CRO
🏆 Construction Management Excellence: Cha, Ji Young, CRO
🏆 Construction Division Employee of the Year: Ha, Chae Un
🏆 Quality Team of the Year: Ho, Sung; O, Chung Yol; Yun, Tae Yong

These employees exemplify our priority of “People First – Our Decisive Advantage” and the important role our workforce plays in delivering quality products to our end users.

Congratulations to all of this year’s honorees!

Behind the Build: Aviation Facility Progresses at Camp Humphreys✈️USACE FED continues construction on the $115 million, ...
31/08/2026

Behind the Build: Aviation Facility Progresses at Camp Humphreys✈️

USACE FED continues construction on the $115 million, two-story aviation facility at Camp Humphreys, South Korea, designed to support aircraft maintenance, repair and training.

The facility will include five maintenance bays, training and simulation spaces, equipment and storage areas, work rooms and locker and shower facilities.

Crews are also progressing on aircraft testing areas featuring five-meter revetment walls designed to provide a controlled environment for testing and maintenance.

Current construction includes:
🔹Installing underground utilities and drainage systems
🔹Preparing the airfield for Portland cement concrete paving
🔹Advancing hangar roofing and exterior panels
🔹Installing doors, HVAC, fire protection and electrical systems
🔹Applying protective coatings throughout the facility

Each phase brings the project closer to completion and strengthens infrastructure supporting the mission.

Congratulations to Dr. Monique Freemon on earning the Civilian Service Achievement Medal! 👏Public affairs professionals ...
30/08/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Monique Freemon on earning the Civilian Service Achievement Medal! 👏

Public affairs professionals are usually the ones behind the camera, behind the keyboard, and behind the scenes helping tell the story of the mission. It's not often they become the story themselves.

This summer, Freemon deployed in support of the USACE Super Typhoon Sinlaku Recovery Mission in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, serving as the mission's Public Affairs Specialist.

During her deployment, she documented recovery operations across the islands, developed social media and news content highlighting mission progress, and shared the stories of the USACE team members supporting affected communities. Through her initiative and dedication, she helped ensure the public remained informed about the critical work taking place on the ground.

Her efforts included coordinating travel to remote project locations, conducting interviews with mission personnel, capturing operational milestones, and developing content that supported both current operations and the public affairs teams that followed her.

By helping tell the stories of the engineers, contracting professionals, power restoration teams, and emergency responders supporting the recovery mission, Freemon played an important role in keeping communities, stakeholders, and partners informed.

Please join us in congratulating Monique on this well-deserved recognition and thanking her for her outstanding service in support of the USACE recovery mission.

Honolulu District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pacific Ocean Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Meet Brandon Lee 👋For Brandon Lee, a project engineer in the Construction Division for USACE FED, coming to South Korea ...
27/08/2026

Meet Brandon Lee 👋

For Brandon Lee, a project engineer in the Construction Division for USACE FED, coming to South Korea was about more than a career, it was about family.

Born in South Korea, Lee returned after spending part of his childhood between Korea, Virginia and Southern California. He joined FED three years ago after working as a heavy civil contractor.

As a project engineer, Lee balances time in the office and in the field, coordinating with contractors, reviewing plans, conducting quality assurance and helping keep projects on track.
“It’s like 50/50. You are always on site, and you are always in the office.”

And construction isn’t just for civil engineers. Lee encourages mechanical and electrical engineers to consider careers in construction, too.

“Mechanical engineers aren’t all about cars and engines, and electrical engineers aren’t all about microchips and power grids, but there’s a need in construction, too,” he said.

Building Readiness 🏗️Behind every project across the Korean Peninsula is a team of engineers, project managers, safety p...
26/08/2026

Building Readiness 🏗️

Behind every project across the Korean Peninsula is a team of engineers, project managers, safety professionals, construction control representatives, resource managers, contracting officers, stakeholders and more; working together to deliver safe, high-quality infrastructure for our service members.

From planning and designing to testing, inspections and final walkthroughs, every step and detail matters. And every partner has a role in the mission.

Strong infrastructure does more than support the mission. It strengthens deterrence, enables readiness and helps ensure our forces are prepared when it matters most.

Strength in the Details💪The job is only beginning When concrete is placed. Contractors use concrete vi*****rs to remove ...
25/08/2026

Strength in the Details💪

The job is only beginning When concrete is placed. Contractors use concrete vi*****rs to remove trapped air and help the concrete fully consolidate around reinforcement and throughout the .

Too much vibration can cause separation. Too little can leave air pockets. The goal? A uniform, properly consolidated mix that delivers the strength and durability the project requires.

It’s one of many quality-control measures that help ensure the facilities we build today are ready to support the mission for decades to come.

24/08/2026

East Elementary is taking shape at Camp Humphreys! 🚧

From the roof deck installation completed to door frames being installed, major milestones are happening across the project site. Here’s a look at what’s been taking place behind the scenes:

🔹 Playground excavation underway
🔹 Outside walkway frames being welded
🔹 Electrical conduit being installed
🔹 Restroom tile being installed
🔹 Gypsum board going up in classrooms on the first and second floors
🔹 Door frames being installed throughout the first and second floors
🔹 Gym divider installation underway

Step by step, room by room, East Elementary is becoming a 21st century school!

Once complete, this innovative new facility will provide a modern learning environment for more than 440 students at Camp Humphreys.

Progress is happening, so stay tuned!

Learning from our partners 💧🤝As part of our continued partnership with K-water, FED recently had the opportunity to lear...
24/08/2026

Learning from our partners 💧🤝

As part of our continued partnership with K-water, FED recently had the opportunity to learn how the organization is using digital twin technology to support water resource management and improve flood response capabilities.

By creating virtual models that mirror real-world conditions, digital twins can help agencies better understand system performance, evaluate potential impacts, and make more informed decisions during flood events.

The exchange highlighted the value of innovation, collaboration, and sharing best practices between our organizations. Through our Memorandum of Understanding, USACE and K-water continue to strengthen opportunities for technical engagement and knowledge sharing that benefit both teams.

As technology continues to evolve, partnerships like these help ensure we're learning from one another and exploring new ways to solve complex engineering challenges.

K-water U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Headquarters

The temperatures are rising. Are you ready? ☀️Summer on the Korean Peninsula can bring high temperatures, humidity, and ...
20/08/2026

The temperatures are rising. Are you ready? ☀️

Summer on the Korean Peninsula can bring high temperatures, humidity, and challenging conditions for anyone working outdoors.

Whether you're conducting a site visit, inspecting construction activities, or supporting projects in the field, taking heat seriously is essential to staying safe and mission ready.

💧 Hydrate early and often.
🌳 Take breaks in shaded or cool areas.
👀 Watch for signs of heat stress in yourself and your teammates.
🦺 Adjust work activities when conditions warrant and follow established safety procedures.

At FED, safety remains a priority every day of the year. Looking out for one another and recognizing the risks associated with hot weather helps ensure everyone returns home safely at the end of the day.

Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Stay safe.

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