NAVFAC EXWC

Come join us in beautiful Southern California for exciting careers with Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (NAVFAC EXWC) in Port Hueneme! As NAVFAC’s only warfare center, we are the cutting edge of innovation for Naval facilities, Expeditionary Systems, and Ocean Equipment worldwide. We are seeking highly motivated personnel to serve in these two incredible positions: -- Chief of Contracting (Administrative Professional Manager). This job is part of the EXWC Personnel Demonstration Project; this NT-04 position is equivalent up to a GS-15. In this role, you will award and oversee more than $800 million per year of contact awards, to include engineering services, acquisition/lifecycle sustainment, information technology, and Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation (RDT&E). You will lead efforts in FAR and non-FAR (including Other Transaction Authority, Educational Partnership Agreements, and Cooperative Research and Development Agreements) contracting actions, including for cost-reimbursable, time-and-materials, and fixed price instruments. You will be instrumental in solving unique, complex contracting issues working with high level and diverse stakeholders, including U.S. and foreign businesses, industry, technical, military and other government officials. Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gFWGxBGV. We are accepting applications until July 24. -- Deputy Chief Engineer (Supervisory Engineer). The Deputy Chief Engineer in the Technical Directorate is part of the NAVFAC EXWC Personnel Demonstration Project. This ND-04 position is equivalent up to a GS-15. You will lead interdisciplinary groups in advancing engineering (including technical warrant holders) and scientific theories, principles, concepts, standards, and methods; and provide high-level strategic and technical consultation to senior leaders at a systems command level and above. You will provide leadership and oversight of NAVFAC EXWC Technical Authority governance. You will lead, plan, manage, direct, execute and oversee complex experimental development, system engineering, integration and analysis of highly sophisticated engineering systems. You will establish and maintain partnerships with governmental, academic and industry partners to advance technical rigor, standards and assessment. Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gM3yBtHN We are accepting applications until July 26. Contact NAVFAC EXWC Human Resources for details about eligibility on LinkedIn at: https://lnkd.in/gmqTxa6R or https://lnkd.in/gs-k65bY ABOUT US Headquartered at Naval Base Ventura County, we are a command of more than 1,000 dedicated federal civilian employees, contractors, and military personnel providing research, development, test, and evaluation, and in-service engineering to deliver specialized facility and expeditionary solutions to the warfighter.

ENERGY MANAGEMENT ENGINEER NEEDED! Energy Management is to the 2020s what Enterprise Software was to the 1990s, and NAVFAC EXWC is at the forefront of this critical field in defense and government so we need your energy management skills immediately! At EXWC, you'll provide technical oversight of contracts and develop scopes of work for energy projects. This position is in beautiful Port Hueneme on the California Coast north of Malibu! For complete information and to apply, go to https://lnkd.in/dxhK6yWp

We'll be at two hiring events this Saturday. Stop by and change your life! Serve your country, work on fascinating projects, and enjoy the benefits of a federal civilian career!

Calling all Environmental Scientists and Environmental Engineers! Do the work you love, have the opportunity to influence the global environmental community, live in beautiful Port Hueneme on the California Coast, and have all the benefits of a federal career! For more information visit https://lnkd.in/gJvfp6ED The Navy knows we can't do our job of defending America and the sea lanes without understanding and protecting the environment, and NAVFAC EXWC is at the forefront of those efforts. We need more Environmental Scientists and Engineers to help! You'll be a subject matter expert on environmental laws and regulations, and you'll provide technical consulting to resolve problems, maintain environmental compliance, and enhance environmental protection at DoD activities. You'll serve as a senior Principal Investigator/Project Manager and environmental technical specialty team leader, responsible for planning and executing environmental in-service or other engineering/science projects. You'll also coordinate integration of successful innovative environmental technologies at DoD activities, solving operational problems and enabling warfighter mission.

NAVFAC Environmental Restoration and BRAC Technology Transfer (T2) Program has changed its email address to [email protected]. Please use the new email address for any questions regarding the Technology Transfer Program, including website, social media, newsletter, webinars, in-person seminars, or products.

Spending your weekend looking for a new career? NAVFAC EXWC is seeking a Senior Engineer in our Waterfront Structures Division at the ND-03 level (GS 12-14 equivalent) at our offices on the Washington Navy Yard in DC. If you have the skills and experience, we need you to develop cost estimates and funding options to meet project or program objectives for a Navy waterfront structures inspection program. You’ll advise and guide others regarding the investigation process, rules or regulations for a waterfront structures specialized inspection program. You’ll furnish input concerning the findings of specialized waterfront inspections for quality assurance reports. You’ll develop financial program data to provide management with recommendations, and you’ll perform surveillance of work performed to ensure conformance to quality management system principles. To find out more and apply, go to https://lnkd.in/gr6jt8yr

EXWC engineers and scientists look forward to working with Teledyne and the rest of the team to increase Navy capabilities in this vital arena.

During the week of 11 SEP 2023, EXWC's Expeditionary Department hosted OPNAV N4L5 and NAVSUP WSS at our Port Hueneme headquarters in support of the Baseline Assessment Memorandum (BAM) 2026 Baseline I Review. Team members paused for a group photo after touring the Expeditionary Maintenance Center (EMC), where they got a firsthand look at the impressive machinery and skilled technicians that provide organizational-, intermediate-, and depot-level maintenance services and support for the Expeditionary Navy. Shown Left-to-Right Are: Tony Flores, Nate Wheeler, Julie Hayes, Ginger Thomas, Carmen Paz-Bush, Christian Bowers, Lee Hyre, LCDR Aaron Kulp, CAPT Tom Arnold, Stephanie Enck, Kristina Ferguson, Chuck Heatherly, Stephanie Smith, Jessica Alvarado

A new report is available for Remedial Project Managers (RPMs) planning and monitoring remedies for contaminated sediment and soil sites.   Surface-Area Weighted Average Concentrations (SWACs) can be used to estimate mean concentrations over a specified area using chemical data collected over different temporal and spatial scales. There is a growing reliance on this approach to evaluate compliance with remediation goals at contaminated sediment sites.   Here is the NAVFAC report highlighting recent SWAC case studies: https://lnkd.in/gGhMmy4j