NAVFAC Atlantic

Congratulations to Brian Tiu on being named Project Manager of the Year! Currently managing a $1 billion military construction portfolio across the DMV area, Brian has proven himself as an exceptional leader in military construction management. NAVFAC Washington Commanding Officer Capt. Omarr Tobias presented him with his award during the recent quarterly awards ceremony. From overseeing the $114 million Foreign Material Exploitation Lab to managing 18 high-value contracts across Europe, Central and Africa regions, Brian's expertise has been crucial in delivering complex military construction projects. His strategic approach to risk management and technical oversight continues to set new standards for project execution at NAVFAC. #NAVFAC #navfacwashington #MilitaryConstruction #ProjectManagement #FederalConstruction

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Join NAVFAC Washington at the Harborside Hotel in Oxon Hill, Maryland, on February 25th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to explore exciting opportunities in engineering, architecture, construction management and facilities maintenance, where you'll discover competitive benefits, career growth potential and meaningful work supporting the Navy and Marine Corps. #navfac #navfacwashington #Careerfair #Missionreadiness

?? Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ?? Today, NAVFAC Atlantic joins the Nation and the Department of Defense in celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day—a time to honor the life, achievements, and enduring legacy of a leader whose vision and courage changed history.? This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery march campaign, where Dr. King and the Southern Christian Leadership Council (SCLC) led a powerful movement against voter suppression and injustice. These marches, including the infamous confrontation at the Edmund Pettus Bridge, inspiring legislative changes like the Voting Rights Act of 1965.? Dr. King’s famous words, “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice,” resonate deeply with NAVFAC’s mission to serve with integrity, unity, and commitment. His legacy challenges us to work diligently toward building environments where every voice is heard and valued. At NAVFAC we carry forward this legacy by fostering an environment of innovation that strengthens our mission where our people remain our greatest asset. Together, we can create a future that reflects Dr. King’s dream—one of freedom, and opportunity for all. On this “Day On, Not a Day Off,” we encourage everyone to serve their communities and contribute to meaningful change. Let’s honor Dr. King by continuing to build a better, more just world for future generations. #MLKDay #DayOnNotDayOff #NAVFACAtlantic #LeadershipThroughService

This year we celebrate 250 years of America's Warfighting Navy. Our US Navy has deterred aggression, defended our national security interests, and preserved our way of life. We continue to preserve the peace, respond in crisis, and be ready to win decisively in war, if called. #AmericasNavy250 https://lnkd.in/gKb98J4E

?? Celebrating Excellence: Chad Aaby Named Project Manager of the Year! Rear Adm. Jorge Cuadros recently honored Mr. Chad Aaby, P.E., as NAVFAC Atlantic PDC’s Project Manager of the Year, recognizing his outstanding leadership in delivering critical military construction (MILCON) projects. As a senior project manager, Chad has overseen over $530M in projects, including the $419M Army Family Housing Recapitalization in Vicenza, Italy—an effort vital to enhancing Army readiness and improving quality of life for service members and their families. His work on the European Deterrence Initiative has further reinforced mission capabilities across Naval Station Rota and Morón Air Base. Beyond the numbers, Chad’s commitment to mentoring new engineers and fostering collaboration ensures NAVFAC’s mission continues to thrive. Please join us in congratulating Chad on this well-deserved recognition and thanking him for his exceptional contributions to the Navy, Army, and Air Force missions! ??: Rear Adm. Cuadros presenting Chad Aaby with his award. #NAVFACAtlantic #Leadership #ProjectManagerOfTheYear #ExcellenceInAction #MilitaryConstruction #Mentorship

Marine Corps Logistics Command at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune will soon have a new warehouse facility to support their Logistics Command Consolidated Storage and the Joint Enterprise Fielding and Surveillance Programs. The new 109,200-square-foot facility will include parking areas, a covered loading dock, shipping and receiving areas and an issue and return area. OICC Florence Commanding Officer, Captain David Jayne recently met with contracting partners, and project managers for P1527. Site visits are great opportunities for leaders to meet with partners to discuss progress and meet with the teams on the ground. Marine Corps Logistics Command provides globally responsive ground equipment inventory control and integrated operational level logistics capabilities to maximize equipment readiness and sustainment for expeditionary units. For more information about LOGCOM, visit: https://lnkd.in/e5J-w6eD #OICCFlorence #partnerships #NAVFAC #rebuildingtogether

Naval Mobile Construction Battalion THREE Seabees on detachment to Antarctica wrap up the first half of their project for the National Science Foundation in support of Operation Deep Freeze, narrated by LTJG Karena Garcia, CEC. #seabees #navalmobileconstructionbattalion #antarctica

Exciting news at Naval Submarine Base (NSB) Kings Bay! NAVFAC Southeast held a groundbreaking ceremony on Jan. 13th to mark the start of a critical expansion of the TRIDENT Refit Facility Kings Bay at NSB Kings Bay, Georgia.???? “This project is vital to ensuring the operational readiness of both the OHIO-class and COLUMBIA-class submarines, which are key to our nation’s strategic deterrence,” said Rear Adm. Robert E. Wirth, commander, Submarine Group Ten. The groundbreaking ceremony brought senior U.S. Navy leaders, local officials, and project stakeholders together to celebrate this milestone. “This critical infrastructure investment expands existing and introduces new maintenance capabilities required to sustain the Navy’s most advanced and lethal submarine platforms for the next 80 years,” said Capt. Miguel Dieguez, NAVFAC Southeast commanding officer. Read more about this significant project:?https://lnkd.in/eHJwgEcc #NAVFACSE #TeamNAVFAC #NAVFACSoutheast #NSBKingsBay #NAVFAC