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The Acting Army Acquisition Executive, Steffanie Easter, was briefed on the new XM30 Bridge Erection Boat, which will replace the 30-year-old legacy Mk II BEB platform (pictured here.) The new BEB represents an important part of the Army's increment...
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Officials from the PEO's Product Management Office for Bridging had Easter climb aboard and operate the XM30 Bridge Erection Boat to get a first-hand experience as to how they will operate when fielded and their role in employing the Improved Ribbon ...
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Col. Dan Furber, Project Manager for Transportation Systems, PEO Combat Support and Combat Service Support, briefs the Acting Army Acquisition Executive on planned upgrades to the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles. Here, she readies for her first-e...
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Easter learns more about how PEO CS&CSS' Project Management Office for Force Projection manages approximately 20 percent of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology's entire equipment portfolio. Here, she checks ...
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Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology/Acting Army Acquisition Executive Steffanie B. Easter made an early-August trip to the Motor City to visit one of her largest direct reporting units, Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support. She spent Aug. 3 receiving overviews and updates on PEO Combat Support and Combat Service Support's truly diverse equipment portfolio. The PEO CS&CSS team manages the lifecycle of approximately 250 programs -- 150 in active management -- spanning most or all of the equipment in the Army's Transportation, Ordnance, Engineer, and Quartermaster portfolios.
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