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Steve Hutsell posted thisAs a proud American citizen and employee of the U.S. Army, I'm very excited about watching the events today honoring the creation of the Continental Army 250 years ago. Without those brave soldiers and commanders, we would not be the great nation we are today or even a nation at all. ❤️🇺🇸 "The military parade and festival celebrates the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army. On June 14, 1775, the Second Continental Congress voted to establish the Continental Army, marking the creation of America’s first national military force more than a year before the Declaration of Independence."
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Steve Hutsell reposted thisFor the folks who want to help but don't have a lot of time. Many of these are less than 10 minutes. ❤️Steve Hutsell reposted thisFriendly Reminder: No matter your title or salary — be kind. 📌 Here are 12 simple ways to bring kindness into your workplace every day: 1/ Send a thank-you email to a helpful colleague. 2/ Compliment a coworker’s effort or work. 3/ Offer to grab coffee for someone working hard. 4/ Praise someone’s idea in a meeting. 5/ Invite a new coworker for lunch or coffee. 6/ Share a useful resource with your team. 7/ Highlight a colleague’s expertise in public. 8/ Check in on a stressed coworker. 9/ Thank your manager for their support. 10/ Write a quick LinkedIn recommendation. 11/ Bring in a small treat for your team. 12/ Simply smile and greet everyone warmly. Kindness is a gift everyone can afford to give. For others, though, it’s priceless. Start practicing these acts of kindness, and your team will follow your lead. Simple gestures create big changes. ♻️ Kindness is contagious, so let's spread it in our networks to foster kinder workplaces. And follow Victoria Repa for more.
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Steve Hutsell posted thisShawn Foster – there’s power in that name. If you haven’t heard the name before, be warned that he’s an intellectual force to be reckoned with. From the time I met him at our USACE/Industry BIM Advisory Committee inaugural meeting in 2006, he has consistently shown to have mastered that fine but rare gift of seeing the ‘Big Picture BIM’ while having a solid grasp on the details at all levels. In the world of BIM and AEC project technology, he’s a VISIONARY with the experience to apply lessons-learned of the past, and the forethought on where the industry, technology and vendors could and should be in the immediate and long-range futures for more effective, efficient process and technology implementation. If you are in need to kick-start your firm on the TRUE road to BIM, to get past the marketing fog and set a solid direction, Shawn is your man for the job. If you are in need to launch your BIM-established firm to the next level of BIM performance, innovation, and service, to go where few or none have gone before, Shawn is your trusted guide. If you sincerely want to rock the BIM House, Shawn Foster is your Rockstar - and fortunately for you he's open for work.
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Steve Hutsell shared thisI’m proud to belong to this great organization that in time of need is called upon to provide extraordinary engineering services to our Nation.Army Corps of Engineers to deploy 1,100 personnel to BaltimoreArmy Corps of Engineers to deploy 1,100 personnel to Baltimore
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Steve Hutsell shared thisWell, this looks really interesting! AI in Construction Project Workflows. Join me on September 21.Steve Hutsell shared thisPut this one on your calendars! Will be a fantastic exploration of what AI is and has the potential to become to project teams in construction. I will be joined by seasoned construction field leaders Donald Speedie, LEED AP, DBIA, CCM and Stephen Poppe.
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Steve Hutsell shared thisU.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District is holding a Career Fair! Tuesday, April 25, 2023 9 A.M. to 12 P.M. Federal Center South 4735 E. Marginal Way Bldg. 1202 Seattle, WA 98134 Come meet our team of professionals and learn how you can join our 36,000 civilian employees worldwide. We’re looking for new team members in all disciplines. For more info, see the attached flyer.
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Steve Hutsell shared thisIn July I was recognized for my 35 years of service to the US Government, specifically with the US Army Corps of Engineers, but hadn't been into the office until this weekend to pick up the certificate and pin. The Corps was my first and only employer since college and it's been a wonderful 35 years with them and am looking forward to a few more. :)
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Steve Hutsell shared thisAll, Your Dream Job just opened up in Seattle and any U.S. Citizen can apply! Please see Announcement here https://lnkd.in/gSWU4kn Closing date: 2020-04-30 Pay scale & grade: GS-12 Salary: $84,045 to $109,264 per year About the Position: Serves as the District-wide BIM Manager responsible for carrying out, directing, and coordinating all work associated with BIM and CAD software and data platforms, including project planning, design, engineering management, construction, operation, and overall coordination. PLUS :: You'll get to work directly with Van Woods, Seattle District BIM Program Manager, and other highly talented support staff on regional and national projects, and innovative initiatives! PLUS+PLUS :: You'll get to work in this award-winning building! https://lnkd.in/g9gXthC Hurry and apply now because this offer ends on 30 April! If you know anyone who might be interested, PLEASE forward this announcement to them as well. Thanks!
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Steve Hutsell reacted on thisSteve Hutsell reacted on thisHello GeoWeek! Excited to connect with the geospatial community.
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Steve Hutsell liked thisSteve Hutsell liked thisExcited to share an article by George Franco, a visionary in the construction industry and a dear friend I've had the privilege of knowing for the past 15 years. George's latest piece on the transformative power of AI in construction is a testament to his role as an AI thought leader and innovator. George doesn't just talk about the potential of AI; he is at the forefront of implementing it. His work at Moss & Associates (Construction), is characterized by a blend of deep learning, strategic vision, and practical application, showcases the profound impact AI can have on construction, from design and planning to safety and maintenance. What sets George apart is not just his expertise but his approach. He is a quiet leader whose actions and results speak volumes. His dedication to constantly learning and pushing boundaries, all while maintaining a humble demeanor, is truly inspiring. I also want to extend a heartfelt thank you to George and the team at Moss & Associates (Construction) for being a presenting sponsor of the buildingSMART USA “Follow the Sun” free virtual event on March 21 and the BIM SMART Summit event on April 11th. For more details on these must-attend events, visit www.buildingsmartusa.com. Don't miss the opportunity to engage with thought leaders like George and explore how technology is shaping the future of construction. A BIG THANKS to Moss & Associates (Construction) all of our sponsors: VDCO Tech Inc., Woolpert, Balfour Beatty US, DDSCAD - Digital Drafting Systems, Inc., EDI, Colliers Engineering & Design, Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, Reconstruct Inc, BuildingPoint Florida, CAP Government, Inc., LeapThought, CHECKTOBUILD, Solibri USA, and Broward County Government Your support is invaluable, and your leadership in making these events possible reflects your commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration in the design and construction industry. #AIinConstruction #Innovation #Leadership #buildingSMARTUSA #FollowTheSun #BIMSMARTSummit #bim #vdc #contechBlueprints to Algorithms: Is Construction Ready for AI?Blueprints to Algorithms: Is Construction Ready for AI?
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Steve Hutsell reacted on thisSteve Hutsell reacted on thisKindness isn’t weakness—it’s the strength that builds trust, inspires others, and creates lasting impact. Too often, I’ve seen kind people apologizing for their kindness, wondering if they ought to dial down the humanity. But teams don’t rally to cold commands; they gravitate to heart-led leaders who help people thrive. The world doesn’t need you to be meaner. It needs you to remain true and good. Your kindness isn’t a liability. It’s your greatest asset. Lead with kindness. Pick up a copy of my new book. "LEADING IN THE AGE OF AI." 👉https://lnkd.in/ey9UzXYM
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Steve Hutsell reacted on thisSteve Hutsell reacted on thisSomewhere along the way, clash detection stopped being the safety net and became the plan. Model everything. Run the report. Fix thousands of issues. Repeat. That’s not coordination. That’s digital whack-a-mole. Here’s why I think we should be designing for clash avoidance instead.
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U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC)
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Publications
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Presentation - "A Civilized Process for CIM"
Society of American Military Engineers - Mount Tacoma Post, Washington
Co-presented with Matt Kumpula with BergerABAM to the Mt. Tacoma SAME Post on the development, components and benefits of Civil Information Modeling (CIM) Contract Requirements.
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Presentation - "Owner's Perspective: Contracts, Operations and Maintenance"
Department of Construction Management, College of Built Environments, University of Washington, Seattle
Presentation delivered to the 'CM515 Advanced Project Management' graduate-level class taught by
Dr. Carrie Sturts Dossick, P.E.
Associate Professor and PNCCRE Executive Director
P.D. Koon Professor of Construction Management
Department of Construction Management
College of Built Environments
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Presentation - "A Civilized Process for CIM: USACE/Industry CIM Initiative"
Joint Transportation Research Board and buildingSMARTalliance Workshop
Presentation Outline:
-Lessons learned from Building Information Modeling (BIM). Over the past 15 years, BIM has been implemented in the AEC Industry with the goal of advancing 2D processes and products to 3D in support of faster, better and less-cost program initiatives using technology-enhanced project deliveries in planning, design, construction, and operation phases. The development of Civil Information Modeling (CIM) can benefit from those efforts to accelerate CIM implementation by…Presentation Outline:
-Lessons learned from Building Information Modeling (BIM). Over the past 15 years, BIM has been implemented in the AEC Industry with the goal of advancing 2D processes and products to 3D in support of faster, better and less-cost program initiatives using technology-enhanced project deliveries in planning, design, construction, and operation phases. The development of Civil Information Modeling (CIM) can benefit from those efforts to accelerate CIM implementation by owners, surveyors, designers and builders. A case study will show the successful and proven efforts by USACE in collaboration with Industry to establish BIM and CIM Contract Requirements.
-Where CIM has provided different challenges. The USACE/Industry CIM Consortium (UIBCC) established two components towards capturing and utilizing 3D CIM content - 'Survey CIM' for project Existing Conditions and 'Site CIM' for Design/Construction. Survey CIM provides the Measurement, Modeling and Site Data of the environment to support the Site CIM design requirements, which together establish an optimally coordinated project.
-Review of developments and future initiatives. Survey CIM contract language is an essential requirement and the UIBCC will cover Pre-solicitation, Performance Work Statement, and Task Order Scope of Work templates. Additionally, minimum modeling requirements were needed for both CIM components leading to the creation of a CIM-version of the USACE BIM Mininum Modeling Matrix (M3). Future initiatives will be covered such as Site CIM Contract Language, CIM Object Library, and GIS/CIM/BIM integration.
-USACE established BIM and CIM requirements on all MILCON and Civil Works projects effective 8/2013 with the benefit that integrated BIM and CIM provide optimally coordinated project requirements. The UIBCC is employing lessons learned and best practices from CIM-aggressive Survey and AEC firms towards establishing fair, practical and achievable requirements.
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Presentation - "Practical BIM Contract Requirements"
buildingSMART alliance™ (bSa) Symposium: Improving Life-Cycle Performance with BIM
See publicationThe USACE BIM Contract Requirements are a proven and practical set of requirements, developed in collaboration with Industry, and as a NBIMS v3 Best Practice serve as a valuable resource to government/private-sector owners and industry contractors.
The requirements can be downloaded @ USACE CAD/BIM Technology Center
https://cadbim.usace.army.mil/default.aspx?p=a&t=1&i=14
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ARTICLE - "Win-Win BIM: How USACE and Industry Established Mutually Beneficial BIM Requirements"
Journal of the National Institute of Building Sciences (JNIBS)
How US Army Corps of Engineers and Industry Established Mutually Beneficial BIM Requirements.
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Presentation - "USACE BIM Contract Requirements"
MHS Medical Facilities Minimum BIM Requirements Meeting
See publicationPresentation covered how the DoD Military Health System (MHS) Minimum BIM Requirements (MBR) contains components of long-standing USACE BIM Contract Requirements as part of a collaborative effort, followed by material on:
• COBie-MHS
• Design / Bid / Build
• PxP Evaluated During Solicitation
In summary, MHS has well-defined and mature Facilities Life Cycle Management (FLCM) requirements based on:
– Proven BIM Requirements
– Right-sized COBie-MHS implementation
– An…Presentation covered how the DoD Military Health System (MHS) Minimum BIM Requirements (MBR) contains components of long-standing USACE BIM Contract Requirements as part of a collaborative effort, followed by material on:
• COBie-MHS
• Design / Bid / Build
• PxP Evaluated During Solicitation
In summary, MHS has well-defined and mature Facilities Life Cycle Management (FLCM) requirements based on:
– Proven BIM Requirements
– Right-sized COBie-MHS implementation
– An established FM infrastructure
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Planning Guide for Facility Owners - Version 2.0
The Guide was created through the buildingSMART alliance™ (bSa) Project “BIM for Owners”
Served as an Advisory Board Member.
The Guide presents a structured approach to effectively plan the integration of BIM within an organization. Three planning procedures are presented:
• STRATEGIC PLANNING to assess existing organizational conditions; align BIM goals and objectives with desired BIM Uses and maturity level; and develop a transition plan for BIM implementation;
• IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING to develop the detailed implementation plan within the operations of the…Served as an Advisory Board Member.
The Guide presents a structured approach to effectively plan the integration of BIM within an organization. Three planning procedures are presented:
• STRATEGIC PLANNING to assess existing organizational conditions; align BIM goals and objectives with desired BIM Uses and maturity level; and develop a transition plan for BIM implementation;
• IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING to develop the detailed implementation plan within the operations of the organization; and
• PROCUREMENT PLANNING to identify key issues to consider when creating BIM contract requirements.Other authors -
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ARTICLE - "Boosting MILCON Project Performance"
The Military Engineer
This article introduces the US Army Corps of Engineers' (USACE) M3 and updated BIM Requirements. Article starts on page 67.
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ERDC SR-12-2 - The US Army Corps of Engineers Roadmap for Life-Cycle Building Information Modeling (BIM)
US Army Engineer Research and Development Center – Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (ERDC-CERL) and the CAD/BIM Technology Center (ERDC-ITL)
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Presentation - "A Dissection of USACE Attachment F - BIM Requirements and the PxP Template"
Be Together: The Be Communities LIVE Conference - Philadelphia
The presentation will cover the history and intent of US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) BIM Contract Requirements, including minimum modeling requirement and the BIM Project Execution Plan (PxP), efforts to integrate BIM platforms in the Centers of Standardizations CoS) program, and how to correctly implement USACE BIM Contract Requirements.
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Honors & Awards
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Letter of Appreciation
John G. Buck, Colonel, Corps of Engineers, Seattle District
I want to thank you for supporting the community partnership between Cleveland High School and the Seattle District through your engagement during the Cleveland High School Shadowing Event held 20-24 June 2016. Your participation provided an invaluable experience for students to learn about various careers in Finance, Emergency Management, and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). I appreciate your giving of your time and expertise to make a difference in the lives of tomorrow's…
I want to thank you for supporting the community partnership between Cleveland High School and the Seattle District through your engagement during the Cleveland High School Shadowing Event held 20-24 June 2016. Your participation provided an invaluable experience for students to learn about various careers in Finance, Emergency Management, and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). I appreciate your giving of your time and expertise to make a difference in the lives of tomorrow's leaders as the exposure to "real world" challenges and mentoring expanded the student's vision for their future. These events enhance the students' educational experience and, most importantly, open a limitless window of possibilities in their impressionable minds.
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Certificate for Thirty Years of Service in the Government of the United States of America
Government of the United States of America - US Army Corps of Engineers
I am proud to have served my Nation in the US Army Corps of Engineers as a civilian employee for the past thirty years. It's been an amazing opportunity and am looking forward to more years to come.
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Department of the Army Official Commendation - Special Act Award
US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District
Special Act Award is presented to Steve Hutsell for his exceptional effort as an advocate and technical expert for the implementation of BIM (Building Information Modeling) and CIM (Civil Information Modeling) within USACE. Steve is a recognized expert with USACE and DoD on the implementation of BIM. Steve has led and coordinated the efforts of the USACE/Industry BIM and CIM Consortia, which promotes collaboration between government and industry in the implementation of BIM and CIM, and…
Special Act Award is presented to Steve Hutsell for his exceptional effort as an advocate and technical expert for the implementation of BIM (Building Information Modeling) and CIM (Civil Information Modeling) within USACE. Steve is a recognized expert with USACE and DoD on the implementation of BIM. Steve has led and coordinated the efforts of the USACE/Industry BIM and CIM Consortia, which promotes collaboration between government and industry in the implementation of BIM and CIM, and identification of best practices. He is a leader in developing new applications of BIM including the integration of BIM with quantity take-offs used to create cost estimates. Steve selflessly gives his time to STEM efforts in the District involving local schools, and is a sought after presenter at technical meetings and in university classrooms. Steve's dedication, energy and technical expertise make him an exceptional leader for the Seattle District and the Corps.
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Innovation of the Year - Integration of BIM and Cost Engineering
US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District
For meritorious achievement/service in the Engineering Division, Technical Services Branch, Seattle District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from 01 Jan 2014 to 01 Apr 2015. Messrs. Hutsell, Dudgeon, Woods, Wallace, and Bush are recognized for their team contribution to the USACE initiative to integrate BIM and Cost Engineering.
The results of this work are particularly innovative for two primary reasons. First, it brings together USACE-wide subject matter experts in the areas of BIM…For meritorious achievement/service in the Engineering Division, Technical Services Branch, Seattle District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from 01 Jan 2014 to 01 Apr 2015. Messrs. Hutsell, Dudgeon, Woods, Wallace, and Bush are recognized for their team contribution to the USACE initiative to integrate BIM and Cost Engineering.
The results of this work are particularly innovative for two primary reasons. First, it brings together USACE-wide subject matter experts in the areas of BIM, Cost, and Design to establish BIM and Cost Standards that are mutually agreed upon to be relevant and achievable. The Seattle District team completed the first of its kind process for the Structural discipline and is now leading the second phase to complete the 11 remaining disciplines in collaboration with the CoS BIM, Cost, and Design experts. This is unique as it is the first time a formal BIM data specification process has been performed within USACE, and because of the comprehensive reach across all disciplines.
Secondly, the Seattle District team developed the process for requirements identification as well as the database-driven data specification products that are unique and innovative. These results provide a repeatable process and set of tools which will accelerate current and future USACE BIM and CIM data standardization efforts.
The results of this work will provide benefits across numerous projects and establish USACE-wide data and process standards. Their actions reflect great credit upon themselves, the Seattle District, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. -
Certificate of Appreciation
US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District
Certificate of Appreciation awarded to Steve Hutsell for providing in depth knowledge of the facility architectural and engineering features for the Seattle District office tour, in support of the 2015 Seattle District-Cleveland High School Job Shadowing Week, 08-12 June 2015.
- John G. Buck
Colonel, Corps of Engineers
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2015 Public Service Recognition Award
Seattle Federal Executive Board
The USACE/Industry BIM and CIM Consortia initially formed by Steve Hutsell when at the Fort Worth District, Corps of Engineers, and industry partners in 2006 to address a need for defining USACE Building Information Modeling Contract Requirements, and grew rapidly with Steve Hutsell’s and Van Wood’s leadership at the Seattle District in 2009. The resulting products and processes are now the cornerstone for the US Army construction transformation mission and have been used in over 600 design and…
The USACE/Industry BIM and CIM Consortia initially formed by Steve Hutsell when at the Fort Worth District, Corps of Engineers, and industry partners in 2006 to address a need for defining USACE Building Information Modeling Contract Requirements, and grew rapidly with Steve Hutsell’s and Van Wood’s leadership at the Seattle District in 2009. The resulting products and processes are now the cornerstone for the US Army construction transformation mission and have been used in over 600 design and construction projects. The leadership provided by Steve and Van in the Consortia has assisted numerous government agencies and private sector organizations to more rapid implement emerging technologies that improve the development and management of government facilities. Steve and Van are exceptionally dedicated professionals committed to public service.
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Superior Civilian Service Award
US Army Corps of Engineers Headquarters
I received the following award from US Army Corps of Engineers HQ:
“DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Stephen P. Hutsell is Presented The SUPERIOR CIVILIAN SERVICE AWARD for his leadership of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers/Industry Building Information Model (BIM) Contract Language Workgroup during the period of October 2006 through December 2012. During this period, Mr. Hutsell marshaled the efforts of government and industry thought leaders to develop groundbreaking contract requirements…I received the following award from US Army Corps of Engineers HQ:
“DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Stephen P. Hutsell is Presented The SUPERIOR CIVILIAN SERVICE AWARD for his leadership of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers/Industry Building Information Model (BIM) Contract Language Workgroup during the period of October 2006 through December 2012. During this period, Mr. Hutsell marshaled the efforts of government and industry thought leaders to develop groundbreaking contract requirements that serve as a model of the industry. His unparalleled leadership and technical ability has been instrumental in promoting standardized BIM contracting practices. Mr. Hutsell is a tremendous asset for the Engineering and Construction Community of Practice and his dedication and commitment to public service reflects great credit upon himself, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Nation.
Steven L. Stockton, P.E.
Director of Civil Works”
The 'Superior Civilian Service Award' is the third highest award in the Army for civilians and awarded for 'superior service, achievement or heroism', and I am very honored and humbled by this recognition.
Technically it has my name on it, but in reality it is the longstanding efforts of the USACE/Industry BIM Advisory Committee that made the USACE BIM Contract Requirements possible. There is NO WAY I could have done this by myself and this recognition from the highest level of USACE Headquarters is a testament to the group's unselfish efforts towards mutually beneficial and Industry-impacting initiatives and products. I am honored to lead this amazing group and a heart-felt thank you for all that they have done.
I sincerely want to thank Bob Bank and Jason Fairchild at HQ, and Ed Huell at the CAD/BIM Technology Center for their concerted efforts to make this moment possible. I am eternally grateful.
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Commander's Award for Civilian Service
USACE Southwestern Division
Commander's Award for Civilian Service, USACE Southwestern Division
"Mr. Stephen Hutsell is officially commended for his service, technical contributions, and leadership as Southwestern Division's Regional CAD and BIM Coordinator. As a recognized expert, he has been at the forefront in the implementations of current technology and has established SWD and the SWF COS as Pacesetters in the use of BIM. Mr. Hutsell's performance has earned him the respect of his peers throughout the Corps, and…Commander's Award for Civilian Service, USACE Southwestern Division
"Mr. Stephen Hutsell is officially commended for his service, technical contributions, and leadership as Southwestern Division's Regional CAD and BIM Coordinator. As a recognized expert, he has been at the forefront in the implementations of current technology and has established SWD and the SWF COS as Pacesetters in the use of BIM. Mr. Hutsell's performance has earned him the respect of his peers throughout the Corps, and has brought great credit upon himself, the Southwestern Division, the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Nation."
-Kendall P. Cox
Brigadier General, US Army
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'CAD/BIM Award for Professional Excellence'
USACE CAD/BIM Technology Center
'CAD/BIM Award for Professional Excellence'
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Commander's Coin
USACE Southwestern Division
Commander's Coin from the USACE Southwestern Commander
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Commander's Coin
USACE Southwestern Division
Commander's Coin from the USACE Southwestern Divsion Commander
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Commander's Award for Civilian Service
USACE Gulf Region Division, Central District - Baghdad, Iraq
Commander's Award for Civilian Service from the USACE Gulf Region Division, Central District.
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Commander's Coin
USACE Gulf Division, Central District
Commander's Coin from the USACE Gulf Division, Central District Commander
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Commander's Coin
USACE Fort Worth District
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Commander's Coin
USACE Fort Worth District
Fort Worth District Commander's Coin
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Plaque of Recognition
USACE CADD/GIS Technology Center
‘For support of the CADD/GIS Technology Center and the A/E/C CADD Standard’.
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Plaque of Recognition
USACE CADD/GIS Technology Center
‘For outstanding work developing and deploying CAD and GIS technologies to create a more efficient Federal Government’.
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Department of the Army Official Commendation - Special Act Award
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District
Officially commended for his outstanding performance in the utilization of a personal computer to more efficiently accomplish requirements of Specifications Section, Design Branch, Engineering Division. Major accomplishments include converting and maintaining OCE Guide Specifications on PC disks for use by Architect-Engineers and in-house personnel, developing a program to print required special contract clauses for proposed construction solicitations, and utilization of the Corps-wide…
Officially commended for his outstanding performance in the utilization of a personal computer to more efficiently accomplish requirements of Specifications Section, Design Branch, Engineering Division. Major accomplishments include converting and maintaining OCE Guide Specifications on PC disks for use by Architect-Engineers and in-house personnel, developing a program to print required special contract clauses for proposed construction solicitations, and utilization of the Corps-wide Specbase system. Mr. Hutsell, Design Branch, Engineering Division, is hereby awarded a Special Act Award. His expertise reflects great credit upon himself, the Fort Worth District, and the Corps of Engineers.
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USACE/Industry CIM Consortium
Founder and Lead
- PresentThe goal is to push for innovation within a CIM (Civil Information Modeling) application-neutral context, yet ensure that the USACE CIM Contract Requirements are practical, fair and achievable within the existing state of technology and standards. CIM and BIM Model/Data Relationships: 1. CIM for 3D Survey of Existing Conditions - Measurement, Modeling and Site Data of the existing environment in support of CIM project design requirements. 2. Life-cycle CIM for Civil/Site project requirements…
The goal is to push for innovation within a CIM (Civil Information Modeling) application-neutral context, yet ensure that the USACE CIM Contract Requirements are practical, fair and achievable within the existing state of technology and standards. CIM and BIM Model/Data Relationships: 1. CIM for 3D Survey of Existing Conditions - Measurement, Modeling and Site Data of the existing environment in support of CIM project design requirements. 2. Life-cycle CIM for Civil/Site project requirements 3. Life-cycle BIM for Facility project requirements 2 + 3 = Common Operating Picture. CIM/BIM Models and Site/Facility Data integrated for optimal coordination of civil and facility Life-cycle (Planning, Design, Construction and O&M) project requirements
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USACE/Industry BIM Consortium
Founder and Lead
- PresentThe goal is to push for innovation within a BIM application-neutral context, yet ensure that the USACE BIM Contract Requirements are practical, fair and reasonable within the existing state of the technology and standards. Current Products: USACE BIM Contract Language, USACE BIM PxP Template, USACE M3-BIM (Minimum Modeling Matrix) Link to content on the CAD/BIM Technology Center website: USACE BIM Requirements (download links at the bottom of the…
The goal is to push for innovation within a BIM application-neutral context, yet ensure that the USACE BIM Contract Requirements are practical, fair and reasonable within the existing state of the technology and standards. Current Products: USACE BIM Contract Language, USACE BIM PxP Template, USACE M3-BIM (Minimum Modeling Matrix) Link to content on the CAD/BIM Technology Center website: USACE BIM Requirements (download links at the bottom of the page) https://cadbim.usace.army.mil/default.aspx?p=a&t=1&i=14
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