US Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District

The US Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District, established in 1884, is the second largest civil works district within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, the district covers Florida and the Caribbean, serving as one of 42 districts spread across the United States, Europe, and Asia, and one of five within the South Atlantic Division. Employing 104 individuals, the Jacksonville District generates over $1 billion in annual revenue. The US Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District delivers a range of engineering services to a variety of customers. Their primary mission areas encompass water resources, environment, infrastructure, homeland security, andwarfighting. Through these areas, they undertake projects ensuring navigable harbors and channels, providing flood damage reduction, restoring ecosystems, protecting wetlands, stabilizing shorelines, and delivering recreational opportunities. They also respond to natural disasters and emergencies, offering technical services to local, state, federal, and international entities. The Jacksonville District distinguishes itself through its commitment to providing high-quality planning, engineering, construction, and operations services. They are dedicated to meeting the needs of the Armed Forces and the nation, leveraging their expertise to address critical infrastructure, environmental, and security challenges. To learn more, visit saj.usace.army.mil.