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SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- Contracting chiefs from ten federal agencies around the San Francisco Bay Area gather for the Bay Area Acquisition Roundtable hosted by the Regional Contracting Division here April 3, 2013 at South Pacific Division headquarters, San Francisco, Calif. The roundtable, started in 2010 by Jim Bartha, Regional Chief of Contracts, provided a forum to discuss federal contracting and acquisitions in Northern California.
Mr. Joseph Calcara (left), Director of Programs South Pacific Division, speaks about the importance of contracting and the impact of budgetary challenges during the Bay Area Acquisition Roundtable here April 3, 2013 at South Pacific Division headquarters, San Francisco, Calif. The roundtable, started in 2010 by Jim Bartha (right), Regional Chief of Contracts, provided a forum to discuss federal contracting and acquisitions in Northern California.
San Francisco's historic Coit Tower can be viewed in the distance as a rotted piling is lowered onto the deck ofthe Dillard.
Team members of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco District Lisa Andes, SPN coastal engineer, middle, and Tessa Beach, SPN environmental planner, watch elementary-age schoolkids take turns making waves in a plastic container simulating erosion effects March 16 during Engineering for Kids Day at UC Berkeley. (photo by Brandon Beach)
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., -- The Army Digital Photography Contest is an annual event that recognizes the talent and originality of our Soldiers, family members and Army civilians, beyond their war-fighting duties. Entries are submitted from Army Installations worldwide, including Soldiers of deployed units. There are two divisions, Military Division (active duty) and Other Eligible Patron (Department of the Army civilians, retirees, and family members). District employee Richard Banker recently placed 3rd in the Design Elements category with this photo. (Photo courtesy Richard Banker)
Contract workers plant willow poles along the Sacramento River near Paintersville, Calif., Feb. 11, 2013, as part of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District project to preserve riparian habitat following emergency levee erosion repairs between 2007 and 2009. The district worked with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service to design the project for habitat benefit, and is the first Corps district to receive a variance under the Corps’ levee vegetation policy to plant willows near the levee after engineering analysis showed they will not threaten the levee. (U.S. Army photo by Randy Gon/Released)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Solar arrays at the Sacramento State Fair Grounds here resemble the array now under construction at Fort Hunter Liggett. The new one-megawatt solar array will provide for 30 percent of the post's energy needs. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District is managing the renewable energy project.

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