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  • March

    ERDC's Fabrication Shops serve as a unique capability within USACE, providing the Corps with the ability to quickly design, build or repair specialized mechanisms needed to accomplish the mission. Comprised of the Machine Shop, Model Shop and Welding Shop, the team of nearly 30 craftsmen works closely with engineers and project teams to fabricate everything from hydraulic models to field repairs.

    From concept to creation: ERDC Fabrication Shops power innovation

    ERDC’s Fabrication Shops serve as a unique capability within USACE, providing the Corps with the ability to quickly design, build or repair specialized mechanisms needed to accomplish the mission. Comprised of the Machine Shop, Model Shop and Welding Shop, the team of nearly 30 craftsmen works closely with engineers and project teams to fabricate everything from hydraulic models to field repairs.

  • December

    A multi-week food drive and gate collections at ERDC brought in a final total of more than 7,700 pounds of donated goods for the local food pantry.

    ERDC employees donate more than 7,700 pounds of food to local pantries

    Through their cutting-edge science, employees at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) work each day to deliver innovations that strengthen national security, support the military and improve the nation’s infrastructure and resilience. In recent weeks, that commitment has extended beyond the laboratory as ERDC personnel have taken on an added mission — giving back to the Vicksburg community.
  • Governor of Mississippi Tate Reeves cuts the ribbon officially opening the new I-ATLAS building at the Stennis Airport, Kiln, Mississippi, December 5, 2025. I-ATLAS held a ribbon-cutting and Memorandum of Understanding signing ceremony to celebrate the standing up of the new joint endeavor. (U.S. Army photo by Keesha Robinson)

    USACE celebrates opening of new I-ATLAS facility

    In partnership with the Hancock County Port & Harbor Commission, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) cut the ribbon on the new home for I-ATLAS — a collaborative coastal mapping effort that provides the data needed to prepare, respond and stay ahead of emerging challenges in both civil works and national defense operations.