Built during World War II, the Military Ocean Terminal Concord (MOTCO) is one of only two ship loading and offloading munitions facilities in the country.

Portsmouth project is part of 20-year, $21-billion Navy shipyard modernization program.

Major exception is Corps of Engineers' civil works, which would face a cut.

The defendant is Micheline Pollock, who was CEO of construction company Dover Vantage.

Current head of Corps' civil works and emergency programs will succeed Semonite as agency's commander.

Spellmon now is deputy commanding general overseeing Corps civil works and emergency-response activities.

Legislation has mix of increases and cuts for infrastructure programs, but positive tax and other non-spending provisions.