$15.96 Million Contract Advances Camp Blaz Headquarters in Guam
GUAM — A $15.96 million construction contract will advance Camp Blaz headquarters work in Guam. The project covers Phase II of the consolidated headquarters at Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz, with completion expected in November 2027.
“Conti Federal Services LLC, based in Orlando, Florida, will carry out this project. For contractors following Guam, the award points to continued investment in headquarters facilities and the building systems that support daily operations.”
— POC
Camp Blaz headquarters work includes secure space
The Navy’s P-859 project will create secure Phase II space within the existing J-301 Consolidated Headquarters project. According to the procurement description, the scope includes architectural work, fire protection, electrical systems, telecommunications, heating and cooling, and collateral equipment.
Together, those requirements bring several building disciplines into one headquarters package. For construction professionals, the scope makes HVAC, electrical and communications work relevant areas to follow alongside general construction.
Full funding supports the construction contract
Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Pacific will manage the $15,955,213 firm-fixed-price contract. The command is based at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii.
The Navy committed the full contract amount using fiscal 2024 military construction funds. As a result, the announced value represents funded project work.
Meanwhile, the competitive procurement drew three offers through SAM.gov. The contract number is N62742-26-C-1304.
Why the project matters for Guam contractors
Camp Blaz supports Marine Corps operations, training and readiness in the Indo-Pacific. The headquarters project contributes to the base’s continuing development, with a delivery target extending into November 2027.
For contractors tracking Guam, this award identifies a defined headquarters construction package with its own scope, funding and schedule. It also highlights the building systems involved in supporting an operational military facility.
However, the announcement does not identify new vacancies or available subcontract packages. Job seekers and vendors should confirm current requirements directly with the contractor before treating the award as an opening.