Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command

The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command delivers facilities engineering and acquisition for the Navy and Marine Corps through six business lines.{{cite web|url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/about_us.html|archive-url=https://archive.today/20140823175630/http://www.navfac.navy.mil/about_us.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=August 23, 2014|title=About the Naval Facilities Engineering Command|publisher=NAVFAC|access-date=2 November 2020}}{{cite web|url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/about_us/business_line_brochures.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140606041910/http://navfac.navy.mil/about_us/business_line_brochures.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=June 6, 2014|title=Business Line Brochures|publisher=NAVFAC|access-date=2 November 2020}}

As of July 2022, NAVFAC consisted of the following nine business lines per its website:

• Asset Management: Manages the full real estate function for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, including acquisitions, disposals, easements and leases, as well as overseeing global and regional shore strategic planning.{{cite web|url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/am.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140606045241/http://navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/am.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=June 6, 2014|title=Asset Management|publisher=NAVFAC|access-date=2 November 2020}}
• Design and Construction: Delivers facilities project development, design, and construction, as well as expertise in medical facilities and waterfront and ocean facilities.{{cite web|url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/ci/about_us.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150925000954/http://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/ci/about_us.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=September 25, 2015|title=Capital Improvements|publisher=NAVFAC|access-date=2 November 2020}}
• Environmental: Provides environmental management and technical support necessary for Navy and Marine Corps compliance with federal, state, local and host nation regulations.{{cite web|url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/ev.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140429113101/https://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/ev.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=April 29, 2014|title=Environmental|publisher=NAVFAC|access-date=2 November 2020}}
• Expeditionary: Provides support for a broad community, which includes the Navy Expeditionary Combat Command, Naval Beach Groups, Naval Special Warfare, Navy Expeditionary Medical Support and similar expeditionary forces ashore.{{cite web|url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/ex.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140606044620/http://navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/ex.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=June 6, 2014|title=Expeditionary|publisher=NAVFAC|access-date=2 November 2020}}
• Public Works: Supports installation infrastructure, which includes facility management, utilities and energy management, base support vehicles and equipment, facility support contracts management, and facility services.{{cite web|url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/pw.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140606045402/http://navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/pw.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=June 6, 2014|title=Public Works|publisher=NAVFAC|access-date=2 November 2020}}
• Office of Small Business Programs {{Cite web |title=Office of Small Business Programs |url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/Business-Lines/Office-of-Small-Business-Programs/ |access-date=2022-07-10 |website=www.navfac.navy.mil}}
• Safety -Mishap Prevention and Hazard Abatement {{Cite web |title=Safety-Mishap Prevention and Hazard Abatement |url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/Divisions/Safety/ |access-date=2022-07-10 |website=www.navfac.navy.mil}}
• Real Estate: acquisition, management, and disposal of real estate interests required by the Navy and Marine Corps{{Cite web |title=Real Estate |url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/Divisions/Real-Estate/ |access-date=2022-07-10 |website=www.navfac.navy.mil}}
• New Business Line Landing Page

The contingency engineering section which as of 2020 provided contingency contracting, exercise and crisis planning, natural disaster support, remote construction, and technical reach-back support,{{cite web|url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/ce.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150827054659/http://www.navfac.navy.mil/products_and_services/ce.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=August 27, 2015|title=Contingency Engineering|publisher=NAVFAC|access-date=2 November 2020}} was no longer listed as of July 2022.

As of 2015, NAVFAC consisted of 13 component commands; nine are Facilities Engineering Commands that report to either NAVFAC Atlantic or NAVFAC Pacific.[https://archive.today/20140823175630/http://www.navfac.navy.mil/about_us.html About the Naval Facilities Engineering Command]. Retrieved 23 March 2015.

File:NAVFAC Atlantic Change of Command 2016 (30569399366).jpg

NAVFAC Atlantic in Norfolk, VA

• NAVFAC Europe Africa Central (EURAFCENT) in Naples, Italy
• NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic (ML) in Norfolk, VA
• NAVFAC Southeast (SE) in Jacksonville, FL
• NAVFAC Washington (WASH) in Washington, D.C.

File:NAVFAC Pacific Board of Directors Meeting (33418743622).jpg, Honolulu, Hawaii]]

NAVFAC Pacific in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

• NAVFAC Far East (FE) in Yokosuka, Japan
• NAVFAC Hawaii (HI) in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
• NAVFAC Marianas (MAR) in Piti, Guam
• NAVFAC Northwest (NW) in Silverdale, WA
• NAVFAC Southwest (SW) in San Diego, CA

There are also two specialty commands, Navy Crane Center (NCC) at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia and Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (EXWC) at Naval Base Ventura County in Port Hueneme, California.

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On August 31, 1842, the Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks (BuDocks) was established, the forerunner to the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command.

In early days of BuDocks, the command originally had responsibility only for the design, construction, and maintenance of Navy yards and a few other shore stations. In 1842 there were seven Navy yards arrayed along the eastern seaboard of the United States. Captain Lewis Warrington, a line officer, and six civilian employees, were assigned to administer public works at these yards.

During the second half of the 19th century, the Bureau of Yards and Docks guided the temporary expansion of the shore establishment that was necessary to fight the American Civil War. It also oversaw the development of permanent Navy yards on the Pacific Coast at Mare Island, California, and Puget Sound, Washington.

In 1898, the Spanish–American War precipitated a great increase in the Bureau's activities. Its civilian workforce grew from seven to 22 people and the Civil Engineer Corps—which had been established in 1867—was expanded from 10 to 21 commissioned officers, five of whom reported for duty at Bureau Headquarters. The treaty at the war's end led to the construction of naval stations in Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines. In the next few years the Navy yards at Boston, Norfolk, and Philadelphia were modernized and a new yard was built at Charleston, South Carolina.

During the early years of the 20th century, the United States Congress expanded the Bureau's responsibilities by consolidating Navy public works under its control. The most important law was passed in 1911, when Congress placed the design and construction of all naval shore stations under BuDocks control. Previously the bureau that operated each type of shore facility had performed its own design and construction; for example, the Bureau of Ordnance built naval magazines and the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery built naval hospitals.

The experience gained by the Bureau during its first 75 years laid the foundation for its large growth during World War I. Between July 1916 and the armistice in November 1918, the Bureau expended $347 million for public works. That was more money than the Navy had spent on shore stations in the previous 116 years. The construction program included 35 naval training stations, in addition to submarine bases at New London, Connecticut; Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; and Coco Solo, Panama; as well as naval air stations at locations throughout the eastern United States, and in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Italy, Tunisia and France.

The period between the world wars was generally a time of retrenchment and stagnation for Navy Public Works. By 1921, more than 375 ships had been decommissioned and the shore establishment shrank accordingly. During the Great Depression of the 1930s, Congress appropriated some money for a naval construction program, which made improvements in shore facilities while providing much-needed jobs for unemployed civilians. When the Second World War broke out in Europe in 1939, the Civil Engineer Corps (CEC) had fewer than 200 officers on active duty and the shore establishment was woefully unprepared for a major conflict.

After the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, the Navy's military construction program amounted to global proportions, expanding far beyond the continental United States and its prewar possessions to Europe, North Africa, Asia and the far corners of the Pacific. To provide supervisors for this huge wartime effort, more than 10,000 Reserve CEC officers were recruited from civilian life between 1940 and 1945.

The establishment of bases in war zones, where workers were subject to enemy attack, made the use of civilian construction men impractical at many overseas locations. Therefore, in 1942 Rear Admiral Ben Moreell, Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, implemented a proposal mapped out by the Bureau's War Plans Section during the 1930s where experienced construction workers were recruited into the Navy to build overseas bases. Thus, the Naval Construction Force – popularly known as the Seabees – was born. The new Seabees received brief military training before shipping overseas to build advance bases in war zones. Led by Reserve CEC officers, the 325,000 men recruited for the Seabees during World War II built bases on six continents and at locations all over the Pacific. Without the Seabees, the Navy's huge advance-base construction program would not have been possible.

World War II presented the Bureau of Yards and Docks with the greatest challenge in its history. The value of the naval shore establishment in 1939 was estimated at less than half a billion dollars; by 1945 the shore establishment was worth at least $6.5 billion. All of this new construction was carried out under the Bureau's cognizance.

At the end of the war, the Bureau faced a new problem—maintaining a much larger shore establishment with reduced funding. The onset of the Cold War in the late 1940s led to some much-needed increases in the Bureau's budget. Then, in 1950 the Korean War, which required more men and materials than World War I, presented the Bureau with new challenges. With the help of the Seabees, it met the emergency. CEC officers and Seabees built bases throughout the Pacific to support United Nations troops. In Korea the Seabees placed landing causeways for the invasion forces and built air bases and camps.

In the mid-1960s the Vietnam War started. Although it was modest in size compared to World War II, it nonetheless created a demand for a substantial amount of military construction. In 1963 the Bureau of Yards and Docks was formally designated as the contract construction agent for Southeast Asia and became responsible for nearly all U.S. construction there, including facilities built for the United States Army, the United States Air Force, and other federal government agencies. Nearly 1.8 billion dollars’ worth of construction went into Vietnam under the Military Construction Program commonly known as MILCON.

Meanwhile, in May 1966, as a result of a Navy Department reorganization, the Bureau of Yards and Docks was renamed Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), one of six systems commands under the Chief of Naval Material. This reorganization eliminated the traditional bilinear organization under which the Chief of Naval Operations and the chiefs of the various bureaus reported separately to the Secretary of the Navy. The result was a unilinear organization, under which the systems commands reported to the Chief of Naval Material, who in turn reported to the CNO. In the mid-1980s the Naval Material Command was disestablished; and NAVFAC began reporting directly to the Chief of Naval Operations.

U.S. forces withdrew from Vietnam in 1973 and the end of American participation in the war brought demobilization and funding cuts to the Navy. In 1970, in anticipation of postwar reductions, NAVFAC consolidated its 13 engineering field divisions into six. The concentration of technical expertise into fewer and larger divisions led to a stronger and more efficient field organization. Within NAVFAC, in the 1970s emphasis was placed on improvements in personnel facilities to support the new all-volunteer Navy, environmental protection, and energy conservation.

The tight military budgets of the 1970s did not last long, however, for in 1980 the United States began one of the largest peacetime military buildups in its history. For fiscal year 1981, President Jimmy Carter requested an increase in the Department of Defense budget of more than 5 percent real growth. After Ronald Reagan took office the next January, the DOD budget grew even faster.

In 1981 Secretary of the Navy John Lehman embarked upon a major program of shipbuilding to increase the fleet from 540 ships to 600 ships by the middle of the decade. This expansion meant that the Navy needed more shore facilities to support the new ships, which in turn led to more construction work for NAVFAC. Between fiscal years 1982 and 1985, Congress appropriated more than $5 billion for Navy MILCON projects.

At the end of the 1980s, the collapse of the Soviet Union brought an abrupt end to the Cold War and the Navy no longer needed as many ships, planes and bases to support them. From NAVFAC's perspective, one of the most important results was the Base Realignment and Closure Program (BRAC). Between 1988 and 1995, Congress authorized four rounds of selections for base closures and numerous installations were slated for disestablishment. Until the fall of 2004, NAVFAC managed the BRAC Program for the Navy and Marine Corps. By the end of fiscal year 2004, the Command had helped the Navy dispose of 72 unneeded bases and had an inventory of 19 closed installations remaining to be excessed.

In October 2003 an important change occurred in the administration of the naval shore establishment with a new command known as Commander Naval Installations Command, (CNIC) was established. The CNIC would provide uniform program, policy and funding management for all Navy shore installations.

In 2004, NAVFAC embarked upon a realignment of its organizational structure and its business lines. It made a major move towards improving and standardizing its business processes to help NAVFAC better support the Navy and Marine Corps and other federal clients. The most significant aspect of NAVFAC's transformation was the consolidation of NAVFAC field activities – including engineering field divisions, engineering field activities, officer in charge of construction organizations, public works centers and departments – into regional facilities engineering commands, or FECs. The FECs provide the Navy, Marine Corps, and other clients with a single center for all NAVFAC public works, engineering, and acquisition support to ensure a uniform, enterprise approach to accomplishing its mission.

On 14 October 2020, the Director, Navy Staff approved renaming NAVFAC to Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, adding Systems to accurately reflect its authority and mission.{{cite web |title=Renaming of Commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Subordinate Commands to Commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command and Subordinate Commands |url=https://www.secnav.navy.mil/doni/Directives/05000%20General%20Management%20Security%20and%20Safety%20Services/05-400%20Organization%20and%20Functional%20Support%20Services/5400.2293%20(20).pdf|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210823022543/https://www.secnav.navy.mil/doni/Directives/05000%20General%20Management%20Security%20and%20Safety%20Services/05-400%20Organization%20and%20Functional%20Support%20Services/5400.2293%20%2820%29.pdf|url-status=dead|archive-date=August 23, 2021}}

A side effect of this realignment was the decommissioning of several NAVFAC components and displacement of hundreds of employees. Notable among the closures was Engineering Field Activity Northeast in Lester, Pennsylvania. The Navy Crane Center, which was also located in Lester, was relocated to Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia. Southern Division in Charleston, South Carolina was decommissioned on September 30, 2007 and the command was realigned in Jacksonville, Florida, to become NAVFAC Southeast. NAVFAC Midwest in North Chicago, Illinois was disestablished on September 30, 2014 and its missions were absorbed by NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, NAVFAC Southeast and NAVFAC Northwest.[https://archive.today/20150430230706/http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=83630 NAVFAC Midwest Holds Disestablishment Ceremony]. Retrieved 23 March 2015.

NAVFAC archives the administrative records pertaining to the environmental restoration of its naval facilities. As of 2022, these were grouped into 5 US regions, namely Northwest, Hawaii, Southwest, Midatlantic and Southeast.{{Cite web |title=Environmental Restoration |url=https://www.navfac.navy.mil/Divisions/Environmental/Products-and-Services/Environmental-Restoration/ |access-date=2022-07-10 |website=www.navfac.navy.mil}}

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| officeholder = Dean VanderLey[https://www.navy.mil/Leadership/Flag-Officer-Biographies/BioDisplay/Article/2236485/rear-admiral-dean-vanderley/ Navy Biography: Dean VanderLey]

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| alt_officeholder = Michael M. Gilday

| alt_officeholder2 = Lisa Franchetti

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| order = 45

| image = RADM John W. Korka CEC USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = John W. Korka[https://www.navy.mil/Leadership/Flag-Officer-Biographies/BioDisplay/Article/2236299/rear-admiral-john-korka/ Navy Biography: John W. Korka]

| officeholder_sort = Korka, John W.

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| term_start = 19 October 2018

| term_end = 12 August 2022

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| alt_officeholder = John M. Richardson

| alt_officeholder2 = Michael M. Gilday

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| order = 44

| image = Rear Admiral Bret Muilenburg, CEC, USN (22479725547).jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Bret J. Muilenburg[https://www.navy.mil/Leadership/Flag-Officer-Biographies/BioDisplay/Article/2236217/rear-admiral-bret-muilenburg/ Navy Biography: Bret J. Muilenburg]

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| term_start = 4 November 2015

| term_end = 19 October 2018

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Naval Facilities Engineering Command

| alt_officeholder = John M. Richardson

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| image = Official portrait of Commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Chief of Civil Engineers Rear Adm. Katherine L. Gregory, US Navy 151015-N-WY366-895.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Katherine L. Gregory[https://www.navy.mil/Leadership/Flag-Officer-Biographies/BioDisplay/Article/2236086/rear-admiral-katherine-gregory/ Navy Biography: Katherine L. Gregory]

| officeholder_sort = Gregory, Katherine L.

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| term_start = 26 October 2012

| term_end = 4 November 2015

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|26 October 2012|4 November 2015}}

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| alt_officeholder = Jonathan Greenert

| alt_officeholder2 = John M. Richardson

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| order = 42

| image = Christopher J. Mossey.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Christopher J. Mossey[https://www.navy.mil/Leadership/Flag-Officer-Biographies/BioDisplay/Article/2362069/rear-admiral-mossey/ Navy Biography: Christopher J. Mossey]

| officeholder_sort = Mossey, Christopher J.

| officeholder_note =

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| died_year =

| term_start = 21 May 2010

| term_end = 26 October 2012

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|21 May 2010|26 October 2012}}

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| alt_officeholder = Gary Roughead

| alt_officeholder2 = Jonathan Greenert

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| order = 41

| image = ADM Wayne Shear.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Wayne "Greg" Shear

| officeholder_sort = Shear, Wayne “Greg” Jr.

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| died_year =

| term_start = 27 October 2006

| term_end = 21 May 2010

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|27 October 2006|21 May 2010}}

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| alt_officeholder = Michael Mullen

| alt_officeholder2 = Gary Roughead

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| order = 40

| image = Portrait of US Navy Rear Admiral (lower half) Michael K. Loose.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Michael K. Loose

| officeholder_sort = Loose, Michael K.

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| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 24 October 2003

| term_end = 27 October 2006

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|24 October 2003|27 October 2006}}

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Naval Facilities Engineering Command

| alt_officeholder = Vern Clark

| alt_officeholder2 = Michael Mullen

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| order = 39

| image = RADM_Michael_R._Johnson_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Michael R. Johnson

| officeholder_sort = Johnson, Michael R.

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| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 20 October 2000

| term_end = 24 October 2003

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| alt_officeholder = Vern Clark

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| order = 38

| image = RADM_Louis_M._Smith_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Louis M. Smith

| officeholder_sort = Smith, Louis M.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 25 September 1998

| term_end = 20 October 2000

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|25 September 1998|20 October 2000}}

| defence_branch = 100px
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| alt_officeholder = Jay L. Johnson

| alt_officeholder2 = Vern Clark

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| order = 37

| image = RADM_David_J._Nash_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = David J. Nash

| officeholder_sort = Nash, David J.

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| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 15 September 1995

| term_end = 25 September 1998

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|15 September 1995|25 September 1998}}

| defence_branch = 100px
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| alt_officeholder = Michael Boorda

| alt_officeholder2 = Jay L. Johnson

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| order = 36

| image = RADM_Jack_E._Buffington_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Jack E. Buffington

| officeholder_sort = Buffington, Jack E.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 18 September 1992

| term_end = 15 September 1995

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|18 September 1992|15 September 1995}}

| defence_branch = 100px
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| alt_officeholder = Frank Kelso

| alt_officeholder2 = Michael Boorda

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| order = 35

| image = RADM_David_E._Bottorff_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = David E. Bottorff

| officeholder_sort = Bottorff, David E.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 27 October 1989

| term_end = 18 September 1992

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|27 October 1989|18 September 1992}}

| defence_branch = 100px
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| alt_officeholder = Carlisle Trost

| alt_officeholder2 = Frank Kelso

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| order = 34

| image = RADM_Benjamin_F._Montoya_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Benjamin F. Montoya

| officeholder_sort = Montoya, Benjamin F.

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| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 14 August 1987

| term_end = 27 October 1989

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|14 August 1987|27 October 1989}}

| defence_branch = 100px
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| alt_officeholder = Carlisle Trost

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| order = 33

| image = RADM_John_Paul_Jones_Jr._CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = John Paul Jones Jr.

| officeholder_sort = Jones, John Paul Jr.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 31 August 1984

| term_end = 14 August 1987

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|31 August 1984|14 August 1987}}

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| alt_officeholder = James D. Watkins

| alt_officeholder2 = Carlisle Trost

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| order = 32

| image = RADM_William_M._Zobel_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = William M. Zobel

| officeholder_sort = Zobel, William M.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 15 January 1981

| term_end = 31 August 1984

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|15 January 1981|31 August 1984}}

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Naval Facilities Engineering Command

| alt_officeholder = Thomas B. Hayward

| alt_officeholder2 = James D. Watkins

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| order = 31

| image = RADM_Donald_G._Iselin_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Donald G. Iselin

| officeholder_sort = Iselin, Donald G.

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| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 27 May 1977

| term_end = 15 January 1981

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|27 May 1977|15 January 1981}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Naval Facilities Engineering Command

| alt_officeholder = James L. Holloway III

| alt_officeholder2 = Thomas B. Hayward

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| order = 30

| image = RADM_Albert_R._Marschall_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Albert R. Marschall

| officeholder_sort = Marschall, Albert R.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 11 May 1973

| term_end = 27 May 1977

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|11 May 1973|27 May 1977}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Naval Facilities Engineering Command

| alt_officeholder = Elmo Zumwalt

| alt_officeholder2 = James L. Holloway III

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| order = 29

| image = RADM_Walter_M._Enger_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Walter M. Enger

| officeholder_sort = Enger, Walter M.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 29 August 1969

| term_end = 11 May 1973

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|29 August 1969|11 May 1973}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Naval Facilities Engineering Command

| alt_officeholder = Thomas Hinman Moorer

| alt_officeholder2 = Elmo Zumwalt

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| order = 28

| image = RADM_Alexander_C._Husband_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Alexander C. Husband

| officeholder_sort = Husband, Alexander C.

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| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 1 November 1965

| term_end = 29 August 1969

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|1 November 1965|29 August 1969}}

| defence_branch = 100px
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| alt_officeholder = David L. McDonald

| alt_officeholder2 = Thomas Hinman Moorer

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| order = 27

| image = RADM_Peter_Corradi_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Peter Corradi

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| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 12 February 1962

| term_end = 31 October 1965

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|12 February 1962|31 October 1965}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = George Whelan Anderson Jr.

| alt_officeholder2 = David L. McDonald

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 26

| image = RADM_Eugene_J._Peltier_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Eugene J. Peltier

| officeholder_sort = Peltier, Eugene J.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 2 December 1957

| term_end = 30 January 1962

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|2 December 1957|30 January 1962}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Arleigh Burke

| alt_officeholder2 = George Whelan Anderson Jr.

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 25

| image = RADM_Robert_H._Meade_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Robert H. Meade

| officeholder_sort = Meade, Robert H.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 8 November 1955

| term_end = 30 November 1957

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|8 November 1955|30 November 1957}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Arleigh Burke

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 24

| image = RADM_John_R._Perry_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = John Richard Perry

| officeholder_sort = Perry, John R.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 3 November 1953

| term_end = 25 September 1955

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|3 November 1953|25 September 1955}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Robert Carney

| alt_officeholder2 = Arleigh Burke

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 23

| image = RADM_Joseph_F._Jelley_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Joseph F. Jelley

| officeholder_sort = Jelley, Joseph F.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 1 December 1949

| term_end = 3 November 1953

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|1 December 1949|3 November 1953}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Forrest Sherman

| alt_officeholder2 = Lynde D. McCormick

| alt_officeholder3 = William Fechteler

| alt_officeholder4 = Robert Carney

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 22

| image = RADM_John_J._Manning_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = John J. Manning

| officeholder_sort = Manning, John J.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year = 1894

| died_year = 1962{{cite web | url=https://nyti.ms/3gon6BF | title=Admiral John J. Manning Dead; Led the Seabees at Normandy }}

| term_start = 1 December 1945

| term_end = 1 December 1949

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|1 December 1945|1 December 1949}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Ernest J. King

| alt_officeholder2 = Chester W. Nimitz

| alt_officeholder3 = Louis E. Denfeld

| alt_officeholder4 = Forrest Sherman

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 21

| image = ADM_Ben_Moreell_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Ben Moreell

| officeholder_sort = Moreell, Ben

| officeholder_note =

| born_year = 1892

| died_year = 1978

| term_start = 1 December 1937

| term_end = 1 December 1945

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|1 December 1937|1 December 1945}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = William D. Leahy

| alt_officeholder2 = Harold Rainsford Stark

| alt_officeholder3 = Ernest J. King

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 20

| image = RADM_Norman_M._Smith_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Norman M. Smith

| officeholder_sort = Smith, Norman M.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 23 December 1933

| term_end = 30 November 1937

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|23 December 1933|30 November 1937}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = William Harrison Standley

| alt_officeholder2 = William D. Leahy

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 19

| image = RADM_Archibald_L._Parsons_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Archibald L. Parsons

| officeholder_sort = Parsons, Archibald L.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 23 December 1929

| term_end = 22 December 1933

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|23 December 1929|22 December 1933}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Charles Frederick Hughes

| alt_officeholder2 = William V. Pratt

| alt_officeholder3 = William Harrison Standley

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 18

| image = RADM_Luther_E._Gregory_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Luther E. Gregory

| officeholder_sort = Gregory, Luther E.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 20 December 1921

| term_end = 21 December 1929

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|20 December 1921|21 December 1929}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Robert Coontz

| alt_officeholder2 = Edward Walter Eberle

| alt_officeholder3 = Charles Frederick Hughes

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 17

| image = RADM_Charles_W._Parks_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Charles W. Parks

| officeholder_sort = Parks, Charles W.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 11 January 1918

| term_end = 15 December 1921

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|11 January 1918|15 December 1921}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = William S. Benson

| alt_officeholder2 = Robert Coontz

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 16

| image = RADM_Frederic_R._Harris_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Frederic R. Harris

| officeholder_sort = Harris, Frederic R.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 21 January 1916

| term_end = 30 November 1917

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|21 January 1916|30 November 1917}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = William S. Benson

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 15

| image = RADM_Homer_R._Stanford_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Homer R. Stanford

| officeholder_sort = Stanford, Homer R.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 14 January 1912

| term_end = 13 January 1916

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|14 January 1912|13 January 1916}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Charles E. Vreeland

| alt_officeholder2 = Bradley A. Fiske

| alt_officeholder3 = William S. Benson

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 14

| image = RADM_Richard_C._Hollyday_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Richard C. Hollyday

| officeholder_sort = Hollyday, Richard C.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 26 March 1907

| term_end = 13 January 1912

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|26 March 1907|13 January 1912}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder = Richard Wainwright

| alt_officeholder2 = Charles E. Vreeland

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 13

| image = RADM_Harry_H._Rousseau_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Harry H. Rousseau

| officeholder_sort = Rousseau, Harry H.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 6 January 1907

| term_end = 25 March 1907

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|6 January 1907|25 March 1907}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 12

| image = RADM_Mordecai_T._Endicott_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = RADM

| officeholder = Mordecai T. Endicott

| officeholder_sort = Endicott, Mordecai T.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 4 April 1898

| term_end = 5 January 1907

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|4 April 1898|5 January 1907}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 11

| image = RADM_Edmund_O._Matthews_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CDRE

| officeholder = Edmund O. Matthews

| officeholder_sort = Matthews, Edmund O.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 21 March 1894

| term_end = 16 March 1898

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|21 March 1894|16 March 1898}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 10

| image = CAPT_Norman_H._Farquhar_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CDRE

| officeholder = Norman H. Farquhar

| officeholder_sort = Farquhar, Norman H.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 6 March 1890

| term_end = 6 March 1894

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|6 March 1890|6 March 1894}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 9

| image = CDRE_George_B._White_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CDRE

| officeholder = George D. White

| officeholder_sort = White, George D.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 2 April 1889

| term_end = 27 February 1890

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|2 April 1889|27 February 1890}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 8

| image = CDRE_David_B._Harmony_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CDRE

| officeholder = David B. Harmony

| officeholder_sort = Harmony, David B.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 27 March 1885

| term_end = 2 April 1889

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|27 March 1885|2 April 1889}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 7

| image = RADM_Edward_T._Nichols_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CDRE

| officeholder = Edward T. Nichols

| officeholder_sort = Nichols, Edward T.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 4 June 1881

| term_end = 1 March 1885

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|4 June 1881|1 March 1885}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 6

| image = CAPT_Richard_L._Law_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CDRE

| officeholder = Richard L. Law

| officeholder_sort = Law, Richard L.

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 1 July 1878

| term_end = 4 June 1881

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|1 July 1878|4 June 1881}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 5

| image = RADM_John_C._Howell_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CDRE

| officeholder = John C. Howell

| officeholder_sort = Howell, John Cummings

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 21 September 1874

| term_end = 1 July 1878

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|21 September 1874|1 July 1878}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 4

| image = RADM_Christopher_R._P._Rodgers_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CDRE

| officeholder = Christopher R. P. Rodgers

| officeholder_sort = Rodgers, Christopher Raymond Perry

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 1 October 1871

| term_end = 21 September 1874

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|1 October 1871|21 September 1874}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 3

| image = CAPT_Daniel_Ammen_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CAPT

| officeholder = Daniel Ammen

| officeholder_sort = Ammen, Daniel

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 1 May 1869

| term_end = 1 October 1871

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|1 May 1869|1 October 1871}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 2

| image = RADM_Joseph_Smith_CEC_USN.jpg

| military_rank = CAPT

| officeholder = Joseph Smith

| officeholder_sort = Smith, Joseph

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 25 May 1846

| term_end = 1 May 1869

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|25 May 1846|1 May 1869}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

{{Officeholder table

| order = 1

| image = CAPT_Lewis_Warrington.jpg

| military_rank = CAPT

| officeholder = Lewis Warrington

| officeholder_sort = Warrington, Lewis

| officeholder_note =

| born_year =

| died_year =

| term_start = 31 August 1842

| term_end = 25 May 1846

| timeinoffice = {{ayd|31 August 1842|25 May 1846}}

| defence_branch = 100px
Bureau of Yards and Docks

| alt_officeholder =

| cabinet =

}}

|}

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