John E. Smock, PE
Professional Summary
Education
- B.S., Mining Engineering, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
- Professional Engineer, Texas # 68362; Former ACO Appointment & VISA Approving Official, 1990 – 2011.
- DAWIA for Level II; Numerous Environmental related courses: Law, HTRW, Asbestos, NEPA, CERCLA (Superfund), RCRA (Manifesting). Numerous Contracting & Supervisory Courses.
- Excellent evaluations and Officially Commended for Performance (QSI or Cash), 1985-2011; two Commander’s Awards for Civilian Service.
- Eco & Associates, Inc. Senior Project Engineer 2011 − Present
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Ft. Worth District Resident Engineer and Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO/COR) 2009 − 2011
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District Resident Engineer and Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO/COR) 1996 − 2009
- Managing multiple projects (including developing scope, schedule, & budget) and the personnel assigned to them.
- Federal and State regulations pertaining to RCRA, CERCLA, and remediation.
Relevant Experiance
Resident Engineer and Administrative Contracting Officer,
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Fort Worth District,
Fort Bliss Program, Texas
Mr. Smock performed duties as the IBCT Resident Engineer and Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO/COR) for several USACE Districts on numerous large construction contracts IAW District, Program and Area Office policies. Duties included developing mission goals and administering comprehensive quality management programs for the offices. John managed a team of 25 government and contractor employees who administered contracts for the construction of a large complex for two combat brigade teams. The resident office projects peaked at 2500 contractor personnel and millions of no lost time man-hours.
Resident Engineer and Administrative Contracting Officer,
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Los Angeles District,
Edwards and Fort Huachuca Resident Offices
Mr. Smock as Resident Engineer and Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO/COR) worked on numerous construction and rehabilitation projects. He was responsible for the full range of duties associated with the administration of contracts for three different USACE Resident Offices. Contracts included a wide range of Milcon and infrastructure upgrades such as a total runway replacement, new facilities, upgrades to existing, and several environmental cleanup related projects.
Resident Engineer and Administrative Contracting Officer,
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Los Angeles,
Sacramento, Fort Worth and Albuquerque Districts
Prior to becoming a resident engineer, Mr. Smock worked as a project or office engineer for various districts on a variety of projects. Mr. Smock performed the duties as the COR on various IDIQ contracts assigned to these various Offices. He supervised a staff of Government and Title 2 personnel on contacts that included infrastructure and environmental upgrades on existing facilities, UST removal, airfield paving & lighting, salt mining for nuclear waste disposal, roofing, paving and life safety projects.
Veteran, U.S. Navy
Mr. Smock spent six years in the Navy as a submarine chaser on P-3 aircraft.