Community Mission
Improve the efficient, effective, and sustainable stewardship of federal facilities through research and advocacy of facility asset management best practices, fostering facility management educational and professional development opportunities, and addressing current and future facility management issues.
Community Chair
Lisa Cooley
Gordian
Community Vice-Chair
Organization Structure
Geospatial Working Group: David Foster
Technology and Innovation Lead: Glady Singh
Management and Strategy Lead: Jeff Freemyer
Operations and Maintenance Lead: Rigo Cisneros
Restoration and Modernization Lead: Jim Wink
Facility Management Workshop Lead: Jim Turner
Education Programs Lead: Vacant
Communications Lead: Carole Mahady
Post Liaison: Richard Polo
Young Professionals Liaison: Sean Stuntz
Tri-Services Working Group Liaison: Bret Muilenberg
SAME National Webinars
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- Environmental COI, National Webinar, Upcoming Events
- Webinar
Bio-Electro-Chemical Technologies for Sustainable Remediation of Contaminants, and Micron-Scale Carbon Injections Used to Remediate Residual Hydrocarbons
This presentation will introduce a novel bio-electro-chemical (BEC) technique that can address the challenge of effective and sustainable cleanup of contaminants in tight geological formations such as clay and silts. BEC leverages the interactions of microbes and electron transfer, and the electrochemical reactions in such processes, to achieve degradation of a variety of contaminants, such as petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, and PFAS. -
- Environmental COI, National Webinar, Upcoming Events, USACE
- Webinar
Engineering With Nature and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering With Nature (EWN) initiative enables more sustainable delivery of economic, social, and environmental benefits associated with infrastructure. Triple-win outcomes are achieved throughout EWN by systematically integrating social, environmental, and economic considerations at every phase of a project. The results are innovative and resilient solutions that are more socially acceptable, viable, equitable, and, ultimately, more sustainable. In this webinar, hear from two of the program’s leading experts to learn more about the exciting future of EWN.