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Guam is the furthest west US territory for military basing in the Pacific and will serve as the nation’s first line of defense – or “tip of the spear”. The DoD and Government of Japan are investing an estimated $15 billion in Guam – one of the largest movements of military assets in decades. As part of the Defense Policy Review Initiative (DPRI), the Guam population of 171,000 is expected to triple including the redeployment of 8,000 Marines from Okinawa, Japan.

The U.S. Air Force is held to stringent requirements when it comes to designing and building new facilities. Military construction bills must be approved by the United States Congress with full accounting of expenditures. As such, managing the costs, coordinating schedules and delivering projects on time is critical to the efficient and success management of these programs.