US Army Corps of Engineers

Leadership & Staff

Thomas P Bostick Engineer

• Commanding General (May 22 '12→?)

Elizabeth Lyon Army Corps of Engineers

• Position

Dana M Svendsen Associate, Occupational Safety and Health Practice Group, Jackson Kelly

• Project Engineer, Denver, CO ('04→'07)

Bunnatine H. Greenhouse Chief contracting officer Senior Executive Service of the United States Army Corps of Engineers

• Principal Assistant Responsible for Contracting ('97→?)*

Geoffrey Ling Former Army Colonel and DARPA Lead on Bio-Tech, Focus Traumatic Brain Injury

• Former Colonel*

Gabor Rozsa Lobbyist, Prime Policy Group

• Assistant Counsel ('80→'85) [+1]

• Attorney/Advisor, Real Estate ('75→'80)

Nicholas DeBenedictis

• Captain ('70→'73)

Robert Ramseur Vice President, Booz Allen

• Officer (past)

Robert Nichols Partner, Covington & Burling LLC

• Judge Advocate General, Honors Program

Leslie Richard Groves Lieutenant General, United States Army

• General ('42→Feb '48)

Donations

Scott Institute for Energy Innovation at Carnegie Mellon

• Donation

Child Organizations

SELA Orleans Administered under project cooperation agreement between the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans and Army Corps of Engineers, authorized in 1996 by US Congress.

• Child Org

US Army Geospatial Center

• Major subordinate center (Oct 1 '09→?)

Army Corps of Engineers - Mississippi Valley Division

• regional division

U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center Seven research laboratories consolidated into one organization

• research organization

Office of the Chief of Engineers The engineer of the Army

• Child Org

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Atlantic Division One of nine USACE regions

• regional division

Parents

Headquarters Department of the Army The corporate office of the Department of the Army

• Parent Org

Services & Transactions

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Boeing Company Advanced technology manufacturer and systems developer

• Contractor · 2,835,046,967 USD ('03→'07)

ITT Inc An aerospace, transportation, energy and industrial engineering company

• Contractor · 2,625,638,326 USD ('03→'07)

Lockheed Martin Corporation Defense, aeronautics, and systems engineering company

• Contractor · 2,527,243,647 USD ('03→'07)

Raytheon Company Defense contractor; merged with UTC. Surviving company exists as a subsidiary of the renamed UTC, company, Raytheon Technologies

• Contractor · 2,432,863,558 USD ('03→'07)

RTX The world's second-largest aerospace-and-defense company

• Contractor · 2,392,255,537 USD ('03→'07)

General Dynamics Corporation Manufactures components, parts, systems for military and commercial aircraft

• Contractor · 2,378,284,621 USD ('03→'07)

Northrop Grumman Corporation

• Contractor · 2,376,077,831 USD ('03→'07)

URS Corporation Provider of engineering, construction and technical services for public agencies and private companies

• Contractor · 2,267,483,647 USD ('03→'07)

DRS Technologies Manufactures components, parts, systems for military and commercial aircraft

• Contractor · 2,190,451,704 USD ('03→'07)

Computer Sciences Corporation Provides IT services to industry and government

• Contractor · 2,152,739,254 USD ('03→'07)

Lobbied By

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WEC Energy Group providing electric and natural gas service to customers in areas of Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

• Direct Lobbying ('05→'06)

Allynn Howe

• Lobbying (for client) ('08)

Plum Creek Timber A lumber company that recently merged with Weyerhaeuser Company

• Direct Lobbying ('07→'08)

Nutter & Harris Inc Public relations and government affairs

• Lobbying (for client) ('07→'08)

Bracewell LLP Texas law firm; formerly Bracewell & Giuliani

• Lobbying (for client) ('02)

Dawson & Assoc

• Lobbying (for client) ('03→'08)

Cassidy & Associates Major Washington lobbying firm

• Lobbying (for client) ('00)

Whitman Strategy Group

• Lobbying (for client) ('07)

FMC Corporation A diversified chemical company

• Direct Lobbying ('00→'01)

Holland & Knight LLP U.S.-based multinational law firm; known for shipping industry work

• Lobbying (for client) ('08)

Miscellaneous Relationships

Kilohana Temporary Housing 169 units developed by FEMA on 34 acres near Ka La'i Ola

• project ('24→?)*