Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC)

Website

www.navfac.navy.mil

Services

In app support

The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) operates as the Naval Shore and Expeditionary Systems Command, a vital entity within the United States government's Department of Defense. It is entrusted with the comprehensive responsibility of planning, constructing, and maintaining sustainable facilities across naval installations worldwide. Beyond infrastructure development, NAVFAC delivers essential environmental services and manages critical utilities, which are fundamental to the operational resilience and energy efficiency of naval bases. The command also plays a crucial role in acquiring and managing expeditionary combat force systems and equipment, supporting global military operations.

As the recognized facilities technical and business experts, NAVFAC provides best-value facilities engineering and acquisition solutions tailored for the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Unified Commanders, and various Department of Defense agencies. Its extensive portfolio is organized into five strategic business lines: Capital Improvements, focusing on major construction and modernization projects; Environmental, ensuring compliance and sustainability; Expeditionary, supporting forward-deployed forces; Public Works, managing day-to-day base operations and maintenance; and Asset Management, optimizing the lifecycle of naval assets.

Through these integrated services, NAVFAC ensures the robust infrastructure and reliable power systems necessary for national security and military readiness.

Locations

• Washington, District of Columbia