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  • From left, Capts. Zach Bierhaus, Kyle Kowalchuk and Will Page discuss rebuild plans for both the flightline and support districts on Tyndall AFB, Fla.

    PMO Engineers thrive with ‘once in a lifetime’ billion-dollar rebuild

    The $4.25 billion rebuild of Tyndall Air Force Base may seem like an overwhelming task to some, but for three Air Force civil engineer captains at the heart of the Program Management Office, the project presents a once in a lifetime opportunity. As project managers for the PMO, and as part of the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center, Capt. Zach Bierhaus, Capt. Kyle Kowalchuk and Capt. Will Page are charged with finding solutions to the many potential issues that could affect the Air Force’s on-going efforts to develop the Florida base as the “Installation of the Future.”
  • To find the latest COVID-19 information for Wright-Patterson AFB, go to www.wpafb.af.mil/corona/ (U.S. Air Force Graphic by Rosario "Charo" Gutierrez)

    Air Force Works with Project Owners to Protect Health of Airmen and Families Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

    With the evolving COVID-19 situation, privatized housing project owners have assured the Air Force that emergency and urgent workorders should and will continue to be addressed while routine maintenance has been temporarily suspended for many privatized projects. The Air Force Civil Engineer Center is coordinating with each project owner for their specific plan on minimizing social interaction and increasing social distancing at their projects while maintenance is being performed in Airmen’s homes and during leasing operations.

  • Air Force engineer wins national recognition

    Air Force Civil Engineer Tim Sullivan was named the 2020 Federal Engineer of the Year during a ceremony, Feb. 14, at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
  • Dr. James Wilde, the Air Force cultural resources subject matter expert at the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, talks about tribal relations during the 2018 Air Force Environmental Workshop Aug. 9 in San Antonio.

    Back to Bases: AFCEC revives environmental workshop

    Air Force senior leaders and environmental experts from around the globe tackled a variety of installation environmental issues during the 2018 Air Force Environmental Workshop Aug. 7 - 9 in downtown San Antonio.
  • New members of the Wurtsmith Restoration Advisory Board took a site tour Aug. 2 to learn about environmental restoration activities

    Welcome to the RAB: Oscoda community reps attend orientation, site tour

    Newly selected members of the Wurtsmith Restoration Advisory Board gathered together for the first time Aug. 2 at the former Wurtsmith Air Force Base, Michigan, to learn about their role representing the Oscoda-area community in environmental restoration activities at the former base.
  • Members of the Tennessee Air National Guard hold a salute during the presentation of the colors by the 164AW Color Guard on Memphis Air National Guard Base. Memphis ANG Base is the first to partner with AFCEC on a UESC. (U.S. Air National Guard Photo by Staff Sgt. Allan Eason/Released)

    The ANG finds a new partner for improving energy efficiency… AFCEC

    For the first time, AFCEC is supporting an Air National Guard base in the development of a Utility Energy Service Contract.

  • AEMR is now AEMRR - 2017 Annual Energy Management and Resilience Report

    AFCEC/CNA is ramping up for the 2017 Annual Energy Management and Resilience Report, otherwise known as the AEMRR.

  • New ESPC playbook now live

    The Air Force Civil Engineer Center's Energy Directorate recently went live with a new playbook for Energy Savings Performance Contracts, or ESPCs, replacing Engineering Technical Letter 13-13.
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