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• Site Map
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About Us

Welcome to the Omaha District 

Omaha District Civil Works, Military Construction and Regulatory Boundaries Map
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The Omaha District serves the Armed Forces and the Nation in support of civil, military, and environmental missions.  Our history of distinguished service is marked by engineering excellence, outstanding technical support, and multi-disciplinary services.  We deliver quality, timely products and services at a reasonable cost.
 
The Omaha District is responsible for the execution of three major missions: 

• Federal civil works activities  including administration of the Clean Water Act Section 404 regulatory program in the upper Missouri River basin. 
• Engineering design and construction for the Army and Air Force in eight Mountain and Upper Midwest states. 
• Hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste cleanup:  Restoring the environment for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Defense (DOD) at sites throughout the United States.