text: Organic and Task-Organized Structure
  Table 2-1. Engineer mission planning and capabilities (continued)
  Organization Mission Planning Capabilities
  • Provides equipment support platoon focused on
  shaping, upgrading, and repairing foundations
  for facilities, air field, roads, survivability/force
  Engineer vertical protection, and river crossings.
  construction company
  • Provides clearing, grubbing, borrow pit, and
  (continued)
  dust suppression for project sites.
  • Provides earthmoving with haul, grade, shape,
  compact, cut, fill, and drainage capability.
  • 1 per 605 horizontal • Company HQ provides command, control, and
  construction hours per oversight of two rapidly deployable earthmoving
  day and (RDE) platoons, one vertical construction
  • 1 per 280 vertical or platoon, and a field maintenance team able to
  operate on a 24-hour basis.
  horizontal construction
  hours per day or • Conducts surveys for construction projects.
  • 1 per 280 general • Provides RDE platoons focused on rapid airfield
  construction hours per repair, military facilities, aircraft platforms,
  day roads, and survivability/force protection.
  • Provides clearing, grubbing, borrow pit, and
  dust suppression for project sites.
  • Provides hauling, grading, shaping, compacting,
  cutting, filling, emplacing culverts, and
  earthmoving.
  Engineer support
  • Provides vertical platoon focused on the
  company
  building, assembly, repair, or upgrade of vertical
  structures (to include basements) through the
  skills of masons, carpenters, plumbers, interior
  electricians, and other laborers.
  • Provides construction, upgrade, and
  maintenance of wood-frame, steel-frame,
  concrete, and preengineered structures.
  • Provides installation, repair, and maintenance
  of plumbing, and sewage distribution systems.
  • Provides interior electrical design, layout,
  installation, and maintenance inspections of
  facilities and host-nation electrical systems.
  • Provides field maintenance and vehicle
  recovery.
  • 1 per four 40-meter gap • Provides technical advice and assistance to
  crossings or eight 20- commanders in the emplacement/construction
  meter gaps of standard and nonstandard United States
  • 1 per wet gap crossing Army bridging systems.
  span of 107-213 meters • Conducts and prepares reconnaissance reports
  • 1 per two wet gap for road, route, tunnel, bridge, and ford sites.
  crossing spans less • Provides float bridging operations with a
  Multirole bridge
  than 106 meters each maximum span of 213 meters up to Class 75
  company
  (tank) and/or Class 96 (wheel) or 1 six rafts of
  Class 75 (tank) and/or Class 96 (wheel) based
  on stream velocity of 0 to 3 feet per second.
  • Provides four heavy dry support bridges,
  spanning 40 meters, with a capacity up to Class
  70 (tank) and/or 96 (wheel) or combination of
  single or double-story bridge.