Fort Worth

Ft. Worth District is one of eight Centers of Standardization (COS) established by the Director of Military Programs in March 2006. The Fort Worth COS supports: Office of Deputy Chief of Staff, G-9 (DCS, G-9), Installation Management Command (IMCOM), the Facilities Design Team (FDT), and the Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ proponent for our assigned facility types.

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The Fort Worth District, established in 1950 after disastrous floods in the area, is responsible for water resources development in two-thirds of Texas, and military design and construction in Texas and parts of Louisiana and New Mexico.

The District:

• Covers a geographical area of approximately 410,000 square miles and employs more than 1200 team members.
• Manages one of the largest MILCON programs in the Corps supporting 17 military installations totaling 1200 projects.
• Executes Civil Works missions including flood damage reduction, ecosystem restoration, water supply, recreation, and environmental stewardship for about 53% of the state of Texas.
• Manages an O&M program including 25 lakes, three hydropower plants, and 340 recreation areas which receive about 25 million visitors annually.
• Is one of eight USACE Centers of Standardization and is in charge of the following facility types:
  • AIT
  • ASTB (Under Development)
  • BT/OUST
  • CIF
  • GPW
  • RSB
  • SSA
  • UEPH