Sustainability in Contingency
General Email Contact: | tcxcosmed@usace.army.mil |
Related CoPs | HQ USACE Proponent |
Patricia Torok |
About Sustainability in Contingency
The Center of Standardization (CoS) for Contingency Designs
The CoS is responsible for:
Development and review of Army designs for semi-permanent facilities as defined in UFC 1-201-01
Ensuring that alterations to semi-permanent designs comply with UFC 1-201-01
Being an active participant in the design process for semi-permanent designs not overseen by the CoS
Creation of functional spaces for various missions within standard exterior envelopes
Maintaining lines of communication with Combatant Command Engineer staffs
The CoS accomplishes these responsibilities through:
breaking the custom design paradigm
facilitating creation of Joint/Army semi-permanent design standards
being Army’s design agent for ALL semi-permanent facilities
developing semi-permanent base camp layout utilizing semi-permanent standard designs
archiving legacy semi-permanent designs from Iraq and Afghanistan
conceptualizing and designing all semi-permanent facilities for base camps
creating innovative construction solutions for customers
To see if the CoS has a design solution for your requirements, complete the checklist and contact tcxcosmed@usace.army.mil
Click here to see Non Permanent Army Facility Standards or scroll down to Library.
Research & Services
The Branch does not execute research. Services offered is the complete design of structures in a contingency environment, review of existing designs, maintenance of existing designs to incorporate new building codes, and structure cost estimating. Furthermore, Base Camp designs exist to assist Field Commanders in their decision making process. Contingency design uses standard USACE design tools to create designs. With stakeholder, input designs are modified to create better products. DD1391 have been created to assist Field Commanders and accelerate the construction process. Additionally, standard Base Camp designs give insight to Field Commanders to ensure proper sizing.
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