US Army Corps of Engineers

The US Army Corps of Engineers in Keslers Cross Lanes, WV, is a government agency responsible for providing engineering services and support to the United States Army and other federal agencies. They specialize in various engineering projects, including infrastructure development, environmental restoration, and disaster response efforts, to ensure the safety and security of the nation. Generated from their business information

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The US Army Corps of Engineers in Roanoke operates the Blue Ridge Field Office, which has recently been closed. For more information on the closure and any future updates, please visit the official website. Generated from their website's infomation