NAVFAC Awards $975 Million Construction Contract for Marine Corps Installations
Eleven firms will compete for task orders through a contract with a $975 million cumulative ceiling; the first order funds a Camp Lejeune armory.
NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic announced a multiple-award construction contract with a cumulative maximum value of $975 million on October 5, 2026. Eleven firms received awards to support Marine Corps Installations East and other locations within the command’s area.
The first task order, approximately $22.9 million, covers a Special Operations Forces armory at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. The wider vehicle supports general construction, facility modernization and sustainment.
Key details
- Value: $975 million is the combined contract ceiling, not an immediately funded construction program.
- Term: A base ordering period and four option years; anticipated completion by September 2031.
- Competition: Future task orders are competed among contract holders. The original procurement received 15 proposals.
Next steps
Suppliers and subcontractors should identify the awarded primes and assess capabilities against individual task-order scopes. This announcement confirms an awarded contract; it does not establish an open subcontract solicitation. Use SAM.gov contract award data to research awards before approaching potential partners.
Contacts & resources
NAVFAC official announcement — October 5, 2026. NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic is the contracting activity.
Details reviewed October 10, 2026. Check linked official updates before acting.
Representative Navy base photograph: NAS Corpus Christi, September 10, 2026; not the facilities covered by this award. Ensign Isaiah Martino / U.S. Navy · Public domain. No editorial alterations; display may be resized or cropped.