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The Civil Engineering Interest Area covers all aspects of technology necessary for force deployment, protection, and sustainment, including logistics planning, amphibious assault and logistics- over-over-the-shore, base and in-theater infrastructure, and protective structures in the field and at installations and bases.
Civil Engineering Technology Areas:
- Conventional Facilities
Technologies that modernize and more efficiently operate DoD's aging infrastructure to effectively support Power Projection and enhanced quality of life.
- Survivability & Protective Structures
Force protection, from foxholes to fixed facilities, against weapon threats ranging from small arms to terrorist weapons through advanced conventional weapons with multispectral sensors.
- Airfields & Pavements/
Significantly enhanced capabilities to design, construct, and maintain reliable airfield pavements to support force projection for tactical and operational missions.
- Sustainment Engineering
Mission-critical engineering capabilities required to effectively shape the operational and tactical battlespace worldwide during DoD force projection from CONUS.
- Firefighting
Significantly enhanced capabilities to provide passive and active protection of critical weapons systems against peacetime, unpredicted contingency, and wartime fire potentials and threats.
- Critical Airbase Facilities & Recovery
Technologies for wartime contingencies and modernization of bare base infrastructure including airmobile shelters and utilities.
- Waterfront Facilities/Operations
Improved logistics for Naval & Marine Forces and use of affordable facilities infrastructure.
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Civil Engineering Interest Area Manager
Contact Information:
Email: CivilEng@dticam.dtic.mil
Tel: (619) 545-7529
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To be eligible, you must meet one of the following criteria:
- Employee, contractor, or potential contractor of DoD
- Employee or contractor of the U.S. Government
- U.S. Government researcher or researcher funded by DoD
- Participant in the Small Business Innovation Research or Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) programs
- Faculty, staff, or student at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI), Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCU), or Minority Institutions (MI)
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