Community Mission
The mission of the SAME Warfighter Engineering Community of Interest (COI) is to facilitate discussion among the military services and industry on current joint engineer operations and the issues that need to be addressed for future joint engineer operations.
- Include combatant command engineers, field commanders, training center commanders and supporting contractors.
- Facilitate discussion among the Engineer Officer training centers at AFIT, AES, CECOS and the Marine Corps Center of Excellence on training and education of engineer forces to support the combatant commanders.
The desired end state is the increased relevancy of SAME within the Joint Force and Component Engineer Communities while supporting Contingency Operations.
From the Field Webinar: Indo-Pacific
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SAME National Webinars
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Global Leadership Lessons from Detachment November: The Unclassified Story of U.S. Navy Seabees in Diplomatic Security
Lt. Cdr. Timothy Dahms recently published his new book, Detachment November: The Unclassified Story of U.S. Navy Seabees in Diplomatic Security. In this webinar, Dahms will introduce participants to his book and share the story of U.S. Navy Seabees’ missions in the State Department, and share leadership lessons learned from challenging duties as the officer in charge of the Seabees throughout the world. -
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100 Days: A Recap and A Look Ahead
Reflecting on the significant events of the past 100 days, we will highlight the new Administration’s most impactful executive orders and their ramifications for the AEC sector. From travel restrictions to stop work orders and payment halts, the landscape has shifted dramatically, and staying informed is crucial for success. -
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Mission to Build: Opportunities and Challenges of Veterans in Construction
In February 2024, the $1.2 trillion U.S. construction industry (non-residential) had 456,000 unfilled positions, the highest number in the last 20 years. With foundational and unique skills honed through military service, Veterans could excel in the wide variety of available roles. -
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Behind the Bid: How Contractors Make Go/No-Go Decisions and What Makes a Project Worth Pursuing
Have you ever wondered why a seemingly well-planned federal construction project draws limited bids—or none at all? From the contractor’s perspective, the decision to pursue a project involves a complex analysis of cost, risk, competition, and opportunity.