Tooele Army Depot welcomes new commander
July 23, 2026
Operation Patriot Press: A win-win for the OIB and the Guard
June 23, 2026
Open detonations to resume at Tooele Army Depot
June 10, 2026
Tooele Army Depot positioned as prime candidate for Army’s new partnership model
April 16, 2026
JMC commanding general makes first visit to Tooele Army Depot
February 10, 2026
Ammunition Peculiar Equipment at TEAD: Ensuring safe handling of lethal munitions for joint forces worldwide
November 17, 2025
In OPP exercises, Soldiers help Tooele Army Depot move munitions
August 25, 2025
Coming in Lima Charlie, new Comms System installed at TEAD
April 22, 2025
The Marines have landed… at TEAD
January 6, 2025
Thirteen years and counting: Least chubs thrive at Tooele Army Depot
August 13, 2024
TEAD’s Sadler chosen as an AMC employee of the quarter
December 20, 2023
Operation Patriot Press 2023 exercises ‘a win-win’
October 19, 2023
Hotline Phone Number: 435-833-3300
Email your comments/complaints to: usarmy.tead.jmc.list.pao@army.mil
Scheduled detonations permitted at TEAD South Area from April 1 to October 31 each year, with emergency detonations permitted any day.
The Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) mission is to provide warfighter readiness and operational reach through superior ammunition logistics from production to destruction.
To be the Department of Defense's premier convention ammunition hub and Ammunition Peculiar Equipment Center.
TEAD stands as a vital backbone of our nation's defense, ensuring the Joint Warfighter is armed with unwavering readiness and unmatched capability. Through excellence in ammunition logistics and specialized Ammunition Peculiar Equipment production and maintenance, TEAD upholds its commitment to delivering the tools necessary for mission success. Every operation reflects precision, dedication, and the enduring resolve to empower warfighters.
TEAD is engaged in all four functions of munitions from production to destruction and supports U.S. Joint Forces, other federal agencies, and allies and partners through Foreign Military Sales. TEAD also serves as a Federal Emergency Management Agency southwest staging site for disaster response.
TEAD has been designated as a Center of Industrial and Technical Excellence (CITE) for Ammunition Peculiar Equipment, reflecting our premier engineering, manufacturing, and maintenance capabilities. APE consists of specialized, military-certified machinery designed to safely support munitions operations across their entire lifecycle—including surveillance, maintenance, renovation, and demilitarization. Built specifically for explosive environments where commercial equipment cannot operate, our CITE-certified APE solutions protect personnel, safeguard facilities, and ensure the readiness of the Joint Forces.
👉 Get started today: Learn more by downloading the official APE Brochure: APE Brochure.pdf
To explore our full inventory and review technical capabilities, please contact our CITE program office to discuss your mission requirements at: usarmy.ria.asc.mbx.amas-amd-e-ape@army.mil
Upon being built in 1942, the depot was originally named the Tooele Ordnance Depot (TOD), and opened as a storage depot for war supplies, ammunition, and combat vehicles. In 1949, TOD assumed command of the Deseret Chemical Depot (DCD). In 1962, TOD was renamed to Tooele Army Depot after a significant transition mission from a storage depot to a specialized facility.
TEAD acquired the general supply storage mission from Pueblo Army Depot in Colorado in 1988. Following Base Realignment and Closure in 1993, troop support maintenance and storage missions were relocated but retained its conventional ammunitions logistics support mission. In 2013, TEAD regained additional storage capacity from the now-closed DCD and renamed that location TEAD South. TEAD is a government-owned, government-operated facility.
For more historical information about Tooele Army Depot contact the U.S. Army Sustainment Command History Office: 309-782-5046
Tooele Army Depot IS conducting open detonations today on the South Range in the Rush Valley. Noise and vibrations may be detected in nearby communities. Operations will not begin earlier than 11:00 a.m.
We ARE conducting operations on the North Range in the Tooele Valley today between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Smoke and noise may be detected in the Tooele Valley during these operations.
Noise reports, including name, city of residence, date and time of noise, and number of occurrences, may be submitted by email at usarmy.tead.jmc.list.pao@army.mil or by calling 435-833-3300.
In support of the Tooele Army Depot mission, the TEAD Environmental Management Program involves the development of policies, plans, and procedures that will provide depot staff with the appropriate information and tools to ensure compliance with environmental and other legal requirements.
TEAD Environmental works closely with a wide range of partners and regulatory agencies to ensure full compliance and operational excellence. These include federal entities such as the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Defense, and Army Materiel Command. TEAD also works with state and local environmental agencies like the Utah Department of Natural Resources/Division of Wildlife Resources and Utah Department of Environmental Quality. Collaboration with these organizations enables TEAD to maintain transparency, uphold environmental standards, and proactively address potential risks.
Additionally, the program engages with contractors, engineers, and environmental consultants to implement best practices and innovative solutions that align with both mission objectives and sustainability goals. This network of collaboration ensures that TEAD remains a responsible steward of the environment while continuing to deliver critical support to the Warfighter.
Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) supports Army components such as the National Guard, Army Reserve, and active-duty Soldiers during their annual training drills. It also actively partners with other branches across joint forces, notably the United States Marine Corps (USMC). The USMC has a longstanding relationship with TEAD. This partnership is supported by a permanent USMC Ammunition Liaison stationed at TEAD, which helps facilitate seamless cooperation and knowledge exchange.
TEAD’s collaborative training opportunities accommodate joint training for multiple military components, focusing on logistical operations. It provides Soldiers and Marines opportunities to engage in advanced individual and collective training on critical equipment and munitions handling. This includes hands-on experience with receiving, configuring, managing, issuing, shipping, and retrograding ammunition stocks — skills essential for operational readiness across all branches.
Annual exercises like Operation Patriot Press are designed to enhance logistical readiness and total force integration. These exercises train units to support the Army’s strategic positioning by completing mission-essential tasks, including asset realignment, storage reform, and field maintenance.
IMPORTANT LINKS TO TEAD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Partnering with Tooele Army Depot Info sheet
For more information on Business Development opportunities with TEAD:
Phone: 435-833-5040
P3 is an agreement between an Army facility and one or more private industry entities to perform work or to use the Army's facilities and equipment. While the program has existed for more than 16 years, it is growing in visibility and becoming a key strategy to sustain the industrial base. The goal of P3 is to fully leverage the power of partnerships to enhance and preserve AMC's unique organic industrial facilities, processes such as welding and testing, and personnel, while offering private industry access to those capabilities for mutual benefit. Partnership arrangements result in more effective fulfillment of Army contracts by private industry, at lower cost and reduced risk to industry partners. They also sustain production lines and other systems, as well as the critical skill sets of our nation's industrial artisans.
In executing partnerships, the Army Industrial Base depots, arsenals, plants, and centers provide services that are either not available in the private sector or not cost-effective for private industry to provide. Partnerships can take many forms, including teaming or work sharing, which incorporates a combination of Army depot and contractor facilities and employees to produce or repair systems, equipment, and components.
For example, Safety Management Services Inc., an internationally recognized corporation that provides a variety of risk management services to commercial clients and government agencies, began a partnership with Tooele Army Depot in Utah in 2009 to conduct product explosive sensitivity and reactivity testing at their facilities. SMS uses the depot's test site for about 30 weeks out of the year.
Partnerships generate significant revenue and jobs for the Army, leading directly to sustainment and expansion of organic industrial capabilities.
As the transition from combat to sustainment slows the operational tempo at Industrial Base facilities, opportunities for public-private partnerships will grow considerably. AMC is in the process of developing a comprehensive strategic approach to business development to maximize those opportunities. Part of the plan includes leveraging major commercial trade shows, where business decisions are often made, for industries such as automotive and heavy machinery.
The goal is to increase P3s steadily, at the same rate as U.S. economic growth, and ultimately to drive enough partnerships to maximize the capacity at each of the Industrial Base arsenals, depots, and plants. This growth is necessary for the U.S. Army to sustain the critical skills and capabilities it needs to maintain readiness for future operations.
For more information about the P3 program or how industry can partner with an AMC depot, arsenal, or ammunition plant, go to www.amc.army.mil or contact the AMC P3 program manager at 256-450-7128
A career in the federal government offers the opportunity to grow both personally and professionally with training on several levels. Throughout your career as a federal employee, you will be able to develop and hone your professional, leadership, and safety skills.
The Department of the Army is the 2nd largest federal employer with jobs in every single state. This allows for many career paths that permit you to choose the best work/life balance for you.
The Federal Health Insurance Program is a nationally recognized model that offers choice and flexibility with substantial employer contribution to premiums.
The Leave policy provides ample time off to take care of your personal, recreational, or health care needs. In addition to 11 paid holidays, you can accumulate, based on a 4/10 work week, 10.4 days of sick leave each year along with 10.4 to 20.8 vacation days, depending on the number of years employed.
Federal Agencies offer a wide range of options for your work/life balance such as flexible spending accounts and employee assistance programs.
Get job-specific information and apply online at USAJOBS:
▶ www.usajobs.gov Location: Tooele Army Depot
Before you apply [PDF - 457.7 KB]
Tooele Army Depot is located in Tooele County, Utah, 40 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Address: 1 Tooele Army Depot, Tooele, Utah 84074-5000
To gain access to the Tooele Army Depot, visitors must first be vetted through the depot’s Visitor Control Center and undergo a National Crime Information Center (NCIC) security check. The only accepted credentials for access to the TEAD are the REAL ID driver license or identification card or a Government Common Access Card (CAC).
FROM SALT LAKE CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:
Check in at Visitor Control Center for credentials, or if already credentialed approach Main Gate. Once cleared at Main Gate. Follow Commander Boulevard to the next gate.
If you have additional entrance questions:
TEAD Visitor Access Control at 435-833-2205 Monday – Thursday, 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
TEAD Security Office (24/7) at 435-833-2314
Best Western Inn Tooele: 435-882-5010
Comfort Inn Lake Point: 435-843-7700
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tooele: 435-833-0500
Home2 Suites by Hilton Tooele: 435-255-3550
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Tooele: 385-323-7500
LOCAL NEWS: Tooele Transcript: www.tooeleonline.com
REGIONAL NEWS:
Chamber and tourism: www.tooelechamber.com
Tooele County: www.co.tooele.ut.us
Utah State Government: www.utah.gov
Tooele Army Depot has a Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS) and Real-time Automated Personal Identification System (RAPIDS) office for providing Common Access Cards (CAC) and/or official Identification Cards (ID) to Active Military (all branches of service), Family Members, and Retirees, and Civilian and Contract Employees.
Location: Building 100. The first building on the right after coming through the main entrance.
Operating Hours: Monday - Thursday, 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Closed Friday - Sunday
Call the ID office prior to departing for TEAD to ensure it is available and DEERS is working.
Phone: 435-833-2122 (If there is no answer, keep trying or leave a message.)
Please call us at 435-833-2005 to learn about the services we offer at TEAD.
You can also review our website at https://tooele.armymwr.com
The public affairs officer is responsible for public inquiries, media requests, and arranging tours of Tooele Army Depot.
Tooele Army Depot Public Affairs Office
Phone: 435-833-2854
Address: Bldg. 1, Public Affairs Office
Tooele, UT 84074
Email: usarmy.tead.jmc.list.pao@army.mil
General Inquiries: 435-833-2854
Visitor Control Center: 435-833-2205 /435-833-2210
Truck Deliveries: 435-833-5000
Monday - Thursday, 6:15 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
After hours call the Visitor Control Center.
DEERS/RAPIDS: 435-833-2122
Noise Reporting Hotline: 435-833-3000
Email: usarmy.tead.jmc.list.pao@army.mil
TEAD BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
TEAD business development and Public-Private Partnerships: 435-833-5040
Email: usarmy.ria.asc.mbx.Business-Development@army.mil
US Army Tooele Occupational Health Clinic Ft. Carson: 435-833-2572
United States Marine Corps: 435-833-2062
Ft. Carson Claims Office: 719-526-1342 or 719-526-1340
Email: https://home.army.mil/carson/support-services/staff-judge-advocate/claims