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
Michael Zapata, Air Force Civil Engineer Center
Past Chair
Organization Structure
Geospatial Working Group: Scott Ensign
Technology and Innovation Lead: Glady Singh
Management and Strategy Lead: Jeff Freemyer
Operations and Maintenance Lead: Rigo Cisneros
Restoration and Modernization Lead: Jim Wink
Education Programs Lead: Matt Anderson
Communications Lead: Carole Mahady
Post Liaison: Vacant
Young Professionals Liaison: Sean Stuntz
Tri-Services Working Group Liaison: Bret Muilenberg
JETC FAM COI Session Track Leads Vacant (multiple positions)
Interested in getting involved in the steering group, contact: Michael Zapata
SAME National Webinars
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- Boston Post, COI Meetings, Networking, PFAS, Professional Development, SAME Post Events
ITRC Webinar: PFAS in Biosolids
SAME Boston Post would like to invite all members and prospective members to join us for a webinar (via Zoom), in conjunction with ITRC, entitled “PFAS in Biosolids.” The webinar will be held on Thursday, December 14 from 1:30pm – 3:00pm. Hear from Chris Evans, Senior Environmental Hydrogeologist with the Maine DEP and Mitch Olson, […] -
- Communities of Interest, Energy & Sustainability, National Webinar, Upcoming Events, Webinars
- Webinar
Green New World, Mapping the Transition
The global transition to Electric Vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy sources will require from the mining, shipping, manufacturing, power, labor, and finance, and regulatory sectors. -
- Communities of Interest, Environmental COI, National Webinar, Upcoming Events, Webinars
- Webinar
Decades of Thermal Remediation: Breakthroughs & Challenges
Since the 1990s, thermal remediation contractors have completed more than 600 projects worldwide. What began as an idea to solve the seemingly impossible DNAPL problem has evolved into a commonly applied and trusted solution for source zone remediation; however, it did not happen overnight.