Articles Tagged with ''NAVFAC''

As the U.S. Navy advances a planned $10-billion dry dock at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, new documents reveal four major construction packages and phasing.

Critical U.S. Navy power infrastructure will be moved underground as part of a flurry of military construction activity at the U.S. base in the Pacific.

Illinois project, part of $1.15B effort to protect Lake Michigan, is among Corps and Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command contracts, also awarded in California, Ohio and Europe.

Team will provide multidisciplinary services to advance work at Portsmouth Naval facility in Kittery.

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 firms are pre-qualified to compete for work under the indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity multiple award construction contract.

Work is expected to include a variety of infrastructure projects related to the U.S. military's Pacific Deterrence Initiative, with a focus on China's military buildup.

U.S. military official recently described the Guam Defense System as “a cornerstone of regional deterrence" while testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee.

The contractors are repairing Apra Harbor's Glass Breakwater, which was damaged by a typhoon and at risk of breach.