LTC Michael Staves

Managed the Army Reserve’s Installation Management Directorate for engineering, master planning, environmental, and facility support for 180 buildings ($156 million/1.6 million sf) within WA, OR, and ID servicing six Major US Army Commands for Base Operations Support.
• Rated number one in the nation in the Army Reserves for Budget Execution which resulted in receipt of an additional 30% of their annual maintenance and repair year end dollars.
• Managed a two-phase Pier construction/replacement in Tacoma, WA. Phase I was a $18 million project constructing a three-story Army Reserve Training Center and Marine Maintenance Support Activity which was scheduled for completion in August 2004. Phase II was to be a $9 million replacement of the existing 1,260 feet of concrete and wooden pier.

Managed and documented the mobilization of Army Reserve and National Guard soldiers in twenty-one western United States.
• Mobilized and demobilized nearly 1,000 units and 40,000 soldiers during this period.
• Officer in charge of the Mobilization Emergency Operations Center from September 11, 2001 until departure.

Managed the Engineering Directorate’s Plans Division. Managed the master planning and real property for a six New England State Region.
• Managed 63 facilities with 2 m. sf of Real Estate valued at $1.5 million.
• Managed $129 m. in Construction (Planning and Execution).

Managed the Operations, Maintenance, and Repair of all Army Reserve facilities in Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, Saipan, and American Samoa. • Coordinated with Government Contract Agencies, NAVFAC, Naval PWC, Corps of Engineers, and Army Directorate of Public Works.
• Supervised Minor Construction and preparation of the Command Budget Estimate. Provided input to the Program Objective Memorandum (POM).