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SAME Construction COI Webinar: NAVFAC Northwest Infrastructure Portfolio Overview
About This Webinar
Join this webinar to hear Capt. Brent Paul, USN, Commander, NAVFAC Northwest, provide a briefing on the NAVFAC NW SIOP Program and the five-year infrastructure backlog being tasked for his organization. This will include an overview of the SIOP program, what has worked well and areas of improvement, a discussion of alternative delivery methods for his construction portfolio, current and projected challenges he foresees in delivering his baseline mission, the capacity issues his organization is facing, and ways industry can help mitigate these.
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CAPT, CEC, USN Commanding Officer, NAVFAC Northwest Regional Engineer, Navy Region Northwest
Captain Paul is a native of Florida and received a Bachelor of Science in Physics from Jacksonville University and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Florida State University. He was commissioned in 1999, later earning his Masters of Engineering in Construction Management at the University of Florida.
Captain Paul reported to the USS HALYBURTON (FFG 40) as the Damage Control Assistant and Combat Information Center Officer. He lateral transferred into the CEC and was sent to assignments as: Staff Civil Engineer, U.S. Fleet Forces Command; AROICC Sewells Point, NAVFAC MidLant; Facilities and MILCON planner, Multi-National Corps – Iraq; Alfa Company Commander and Training Officer, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion SEVEN; Public Works Officer, NSA Souda Bay, Greece; and Executive Officer, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion ONE
Recent tours include: Civil Engineer Corps Lieutenant Commander Detailer and Navy Expeditionary Combat Command Placement Officer, Navy Personnel Command; Public Works Officer, NAS Pensacola; Chief Staff Officer, Naval Construction Group TWO; and most recently Operations Officer, NAVFAC Southeast.
Captain Paul assumed duties as Commanding Officer, NAVFAC Northwest and additional duties as Regional Engineer, Navy Region Northwest on July 14, 2022.
Captain Paul is a qualified Seabee Combat Warfare Officer, Surface Warfare Officer, Acquisition Corps Member, DAWIA Con Level 3 and a registered Professional Engineer in the state of Florida. His awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, and numerous unit, campaign, and expeditionary ribbons and medals.
Captain Paul reported to the USS HALYBURTON (FFG 40) as the Damage Control Assistant and Combat Information Center Officer. He lateral transferred into the CEC and was sent to assignments as: Staff Civil Engineer, U.S. Fleet Forces Command; AROICC Sewells Point, NAVFAC MidLant; Facilities and MILCON planner, Multi-National Corps – Iraq; Alfa Company Commander and Training Officer, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion SEVEN; Public Works Officer, NSA Souda Bay, Greece; and Executive Officer, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion ONE
Recent tours include: Civil Engineer Corps Lieutenant Commander Detailer and Navy Expeditionary Combat Command Placement Officer, Navy Personnel Command; Public Works Officer, NAS Pensacola; Chief Staff Officer, Naval Construction Group TWO; and most recently Operations Officer, NAVFAC Southeast.
Captain Paul assumed duties as Commanding Officer, NAVFAC Northwest and additional duties as Regional Engineer, Navy Region Northwest on July 14, 2022.
Captain Paul is a qualified Seabee Combat Warfare Officer, Surface Warfare Officer, Acquisition Corps Member, DAWIA Con Level 3 and a registered Professional Engineer in the state of Florida. His awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, and numerous unit, campaign, and expeditionary ribbons and medals.
Construction COI Chair
Angie’s years of experience in the federal design and construction industry, include four years as an active duty Navy officer in the Civil Engineer Corps. Angie has a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Auburn University.
Angie grew up around Federal construction, and when she graduated from college, she stayed in the family business, joining the Navy Civil Engineer Corps. She spent a few years working for a small environmental consulting firm, and then, after realizing she missed construction work, she moved on to work for a large government contractor. After about ten years, Angie transitioned to consulting, where she worked with companies to help develop their business development strategies for the federal market. Eventually, she joined her sister, Bre, and brother-in-law, John, as vice president of Martinez Construction Services.
Angie is a true problem solver, known for getting things done on a strict budget or tight timeline. She feels that nothing is more fun than accomplishing a project that seemed like it couldn’t be done. She’s proud of the work the company does – everything from supporting the country’s national security to its national parks. Her clients say she’s friendly, persistent, and fun to work with.
Angie is an active member the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) serving as Deputy Regional Vice President for the South Atlantic region and also serves on the national board for the SAME Foundation. She is a current member of the Spacecoast Post and a former member of the posts in Guam, Washington DC, and Northern Virginia.
On a more personal note, Angie is passionate about her faith, her family, and Auburn football and would love to split her time between the beach and snow skiing.
Angie grew up around Federal construction, and when she graduated from college, she stayed in the family business, joining the Navy Civil Engineer Corps. She spent a few years working for a small environmental consulting firm, and then, after realizing she missed construction work, she moved on to work for a large government contractor. After about ten years, Angie transitioned to consulting, where she worked with companies to help develop their business development strategies for the federal market. Eventually, she joined her sister, Bre, and brother-in-law, John, as vice president of Martinez Construction Services.
Angie is a true problem solver, known for getting things done on a strict budget or tight timeline. She feels that nothing is more fun than accomplishing a project that seemed like it couldn’t be done. She’s proud of the work the company does – everything from supporting the country’s national security to its national parks. Her clients say she’s friendly, persistent, and fun to work with.
Angie is an active member the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) serving as Deputy Regional Vice President for the South Atlantic region and also serves on the national board for the SAME Foundation. She is a current member of the Spacecoast Post and a former member of the posts in Guam, Washington DC, and Northern Virginia.
On a more personal note, Angie is passionate about her faith, her family, and Auburn football and would love to split her time between the beach and snow skiing.
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