Project includes conversion of Building 2860 to secure area.
Back to AllConti Federal Services, a leading federal construction and design-build firm specializing in military and secure construction, has been awarded a $10.2M contract by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Japan District for the conversion of Building 2860 to a secure area at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan.
Camp Hansen, a United States Marine Corps base that houses approximately 6,000 Marines, is situated near the northern shore of Kin Bay on Okinawa and was built on the former Chimu Airfield in 1965. The building for renovation, Building 2860, was originally constructed in 1995 by the Government of Japan. The 21,900 square foot building will be converted to accommodate 2,600 square feet of ICD 705 compliant spaces, including an office, conference room and two classrooms.
“Securing this contract is a tremendous milestone for Conti Federal,” said Jason Roberts, Director of Business Development. “This project at Camp Hansen not only demonstrates our growing global capabilities but also underscores our commitment to supporting U.S. military readiness wherever we are needed. We’re eager to bring our expertise to the region and look forward to delivering a successful project for our client.”
The expected completion date for this project is October 2026.
Conti Federal has previous experience in the Indo-Pacific region with contracts at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam as well as executing a Hydrant Fuel System program in Japan, Korea, and six other countries. Conti Federal currently has offices and projects located across multiple continents, enabling the company to complete projects for the U.S. Federal Government globally. To view the company’s locations, visit https://www.contifederal.com/about/locations/.
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