Army News, Videos, and Information

Wed September 15, 2004

Army Awards JLG $21 Million Servicing Contract

JLG Industries Inc. has been awarded a three-year, $21 million contract with the U.S. Army for the reconditioning of an estimated 350 All-Terrain Lifter Army System, also known as “ATLAS,” vehicles and 350 predecessor models....

E. Lee Griggs - Wed July 10, 2002

Blythe, Army of Subs Ease Traffic Strain on SC’s I-385

Greenville, SC, is one of the fastest growing areas in state, and the I-385 connector from I-85 to downtown Greenville has become a traffic problem. According to the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), I-385 currently averages 60,000 vehicles per day, and engineers project that number to increase to 92,000 by 2020....

Wed May 29, 2002

Army Corps Ready for Water Projects

The Army Corps of Engineers has completed reviews and will proceed with 163 of 171 water projects halted last month because of questions about how the agency determined the need for them. The remaining eight projects will undergo further review, the Corps said in documents distributed to members of Congress. The Corps is responsible for designing and building federal water projects, such as dams, river locks and canals....

Wed May 29, 2002

Army Corps of Engineers Selects Graham, Texas Project for Review

As a result of an assessment of all authorized projects in its region not yet under construction, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Southwestern Division, recently announced that one project has been paused for review of the project documentation and other relevant information to validate the decision to proceed with construction....

Mon March 04, 2002

Trimble Wins U.S. Army Construction Equipment Contract

Trimble recently announced that it has been awarded a contract from the U.S. Army to provide grade control and laser leveling systems for its heavy construction equipment. The contract is valued at approximately $1.7 million. Under the contract, Trimble will supply grade control systems for the Army’s new hydraulic excavators called the HYEX....