Middle East District Interior Designer Deanna Hardy (2nd from left) during the ribbon cutting for a remodeled Middle East District fitness center. Hardy served as the interior designer on the project management team. As part of the team, Hardy was able to practice project management skills that she used when she was made the lead project manager for the renovation of the District's headquarters in Winchester, VA.

An acre of natural plant and animal habitat, created by Middle East District project manager David Worthington and his wife Julie Staggers ten years ago. Now thriving with countless species and varieties, they maintain the area for the wild.

In a Change of Responsibility ceremony held Feb. 5, 2019, at the Transatlantic Division headquarters in Winchester, Va., the duties of the Command Sergeant Major transferred from Command Sgt. Maj. John W. Etter Jr. to Command Sgt. Maj. Randolph Delapena. Col. Mark C. Quander, Division Commander, presides over the ceremony and charges Command Sgt. Maj. Delapena with the duties of his office.

A contractor works on a generator for the Afghan National Army in the Logar Province in Afghanistan. The maintenance is conducted as part of a services contract executed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Middle East District. Because of its long history in the region, the district have become experts at executing services contracts in countries throughout the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility.

The Middle East District’s Robert “Bob” Fox has been awarded the 2018 Defense Acquisition Workforce Individual Achievement, Flexibility in Contracting and Development Innovation Award for Facilities Engineering. Fox is shown here while on temporary duty to a project site in Kuwait.

The Bahrain flyover bridge connects two areas of Naval Support Activity Bahrain. The Middle East District built the bridge offsite and moved it into place to avoid prolonged closure of one of Bahrain’s busiest roads. One of the District’s major missions is to construct facilities for use by U.S. forces in the U.S. Central Command area of operations in accordance with government-to-government agreements.