One of the solar panels for the new solar farm under construction at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Ga. is photographed Feb. 25 receiving the sun’s morning rays.
NAS Pensacola Public Works Department employees and Navy personnel got together in December 2015 to take a photo and celebrate their 21st year as a "TREE CITY USA" recipient through the Arbor Day Foundation.
NAVFAC Southeast Chief Engineer and Capital Improvements Business Line Coordinator Jack McCarthy (left) judges one of the student entries in the Jacksonville District U.S. Army Corp of Engineers (USACE) 2016 Engineering Career Day held February 26 in Jacksonville, Fla.
Employees from Public Works Department Gulfport, at Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport, use a crane March 1 to transfer a boat from a trailer for temporary storage.
Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast
(NAVFAC Southeast)
Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Southeast currently employs 1703 civilians, 132 military and 48 contractors in twelve states from Charleston, S.C. to Kingsville, Texas and south to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The volume of business for fiscal year 2015 is projected at $1.9 billion with an annual payroll of $129 million. The headquarters, in Jacksonville, Fla., supports activities in over 19 field offices within their area of responsibility. NAVFAC Southeast plans, designs and manages construction for the Navy and other governmental agencies. NAVFAC Southeast professionals also acquire and dispose of real estate, provide environmental support, manage and maintain the facilities on all naval bases and provide housing for military families. NAVFAC Southeast Public Works Departments provide facilities support services to each Naval installation in their area of responsibility. Every day presents new and different challenges for the professionals of the Command. From planning a new full-service hospital to the construction of a state-of-the-art hangar facility, members of the Command make significant contributions to the Navy.
