Articles Tagged with ''military construction''

Texas is edging closer to hosting a prototype reactor that could redefine how the military powers its missions.

A $10.5 million DOJ settlement over weld tables reveals deeper risks inside the Navy’s strained submarine supply chain—what does it signal for shipbuilding capacity?

The FY 2026 NDAA is now law, codifying progressive design-build and multiyear contracting that could reshape how defense agencies procure and deliver military construction projects.

After a series of earthquakes caused devastating damage to Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, located in a remote part of the Western Mojave Desert, a massive $855-million recovery effort kicked off to restore the installation to its full operational capacity in March 2021.

The Senate version of the defense spending bill includes more than twice the amount of military construction funding in the House version or the White House request.

The Navy has tapped eight firms for a multibillion-dollar Pacific construction contract—part of a broader push to accelerate defense infrastructure across the region.

Officials also awarded another $1.5-billion IDIQ contract to five firms for work at Navy Support Facility Diego Garcia.

The 2026 National Defense Authorization Act includes changes in Defense Dept. procurement.

Pentagon selected firms for flexible indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contracts, and awarded other large contracts.

Under new guidance, agencies anticipating bids 10% higher than their budget with a PLA in place can forego the requirement.