Page 3 - March 2023 Newsletter
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CURRENT PROJECT                                                  ISS TRAINING



                                                                                     As we continue into 2023, certification
                                                                                     renewal will become more and more im-
                                                                                     portant.


                                                                                     I want to remind you that your training
                                                                                     is required per ISS, as well as, the con-
                                                                                     tracts that many of you are working on.
             Todd Troyer                    Scott Levitt                             For instance, if you’ve been assigned as a
                                                                                     Site Safety and Health Officer or Alter-
       US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)                        nate, you are required to have current OSHA-30 training.
       Savannah District Locks & Dams                            I encourage each of you to help me keep you current with all
       Maintenance & Service for Security Systems.               your assigned training. Please reach out to your PM if you’re
                                                                 struggling to find the time.
       ISS Manager: Todd Troyer
       ISS Assistant Manager: Scott Levitt                       Please contact me at plundin@mtiss.com, Eddie Wise, ewise@
       Project Technicians - Jeromy Wagner & Nate Taylor         mtiss.com,  or Laura Cox, lcox@mtiss.com, with  any questions.
       Sub-Contractor: Parsons Corporation (CSMS)                                             Contributor: Peggy Lundin
                                                                                              ISS Training Coordinator

       The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, born in 1775 during
       America’s struggle for freedom, has been instrumental in
       the evolution of a strong and independent nation. Last year,        2023 ISS Chili Cook Off
       Savannah District - one of the larger of 38 Corps districts
       worldwide - observed its 160th year of service to our coun-
       try. As this history relates, the district’s roots in the Savannah   January marked the first ISS Chili Cook Off for
       area can be traced to 1829 when Army Engineers, assigned    2023.  There were many very good chilies presented
       to the Corps’ “Savannah Station;” were involved in the con-  this go around.  We had spicy, smoked, vegetarian
       struction of Fort Pulaski and the conduct of surveys in the                  and classic styles.
       Savannah River. Officially designated the “Savannah District”    In the end though there can only be one.
       of the Corps in 1888, the District - with increasing workload
       and civilian manpower - has continued this dual mission of       And this contest was won by Chris Lacey.
       military construction and civil works development begun by
       those early Army Engineers.                                 If you see him congratulate him for an awesome job.

       As with the other M&S contracts, the existing ESS equip-
       ment requires regular preventive and corrective mainte-
       nance (PM, CM) and Cybersecurity Maintenance and Sus-
       tainment (CSMS) to keep them operational and performing
       to the original design standards.

       This project is for one base year and multiple option years.
       We have two experienced technicians, that have shown ex-
       trodenary ability to get the job done.

       ISS currently has five (5) major and six (6) minor M&S
       active projects that span around the world.
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