Reconstruction of Pier November (second from the bottom) continues July 23, 2025, at Base Charleston in North Charleston, South Carolina. The Coast Guard used funding made available under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to modify an existing contract to remove submerged pilings in the vicinity of the piers to facilitate construction of new and modernized facilities to support Coast Guard major cutter operations. U.S. Coast Guard photo.

Coast Guard modifies contract for pier construction at Base Charleston
Coast Guard cutters (left to right) Polar Star and Healy docked at Base Seattle in 2023. The Coast Guard awarded a contract Aug, 27, 2025, for dredging and homeport improvements necessary to support future cutter operations at Base Seattle. U.S. Coast Guard photo.

Coast Guard awards contract to kick off modernization at Base Seattle
A third-generation long range interceptor (LRI III) cutter boat remains on scene after disrupting a low-profile smuggling vessel. The Coast Guard completed an operational test period in April 2025 to support future production of third generation long range interceptor (LRI III) cutter boats to replace the LRI II class. U.S. Coast Guard photo.

Coast Guard moves toward production of next-generation long range interceptor boats
Coast Guard awards contract for next generation trailerable aids to navigation boats

Coast Guard awards contract for next generation trailerable aids to navigation boats
Coast Guard awards contract for aids-to-navigation cutter boats

Coast Guard awards contract for aids-to-navigation cutter boats

Coast Guard awards contract for homeport construction in Sitka, Alaska

Coast Guard awards contract for homeport construction in Sitka, Alaska
Vendor outreach event supports Coast Guard regional multiple award construction contract

Vendor outreach event supports Coast Guard regional multiple award construction contract
A completion ceremony at Coast Guard Yard marked the conclusion of the 225-foot Juniper-class seagoing buoy tender major maintenance availability program. The event was aboard Coast Guard Cutter Hollyhock, the last cutter to have gone through the maintenance program. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Lt. Stephanie Hurley.

Coast Guard completes major maintenance program on seagoing buoy tender fleet
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Coast Guard issues Request for Information to support major initiative to modernize human resource information technology capabilities

LEFT: New family housing units at Base Kodiak, Alaska. RIGHT: Troy Edgar, deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, ceremonially marks the opening of a new maintenance and weapons detachment building at Coast Guard Base Kodiak on Aug. 11, 2025. From left: Capt. Jeremy Hall, Base Kodiak commanding officer; Adm. Kevin Lunday, acting commandant of the Coast Guard; Noah Bauer, Perini Management Services; Edgar; Wayne Johnson, Perini Management Services; Stephen Santilli, Perini Management Services; and Capt. Neal Armstrong of the Coast Guard Facilities Design and Construction Center. U.S. Coast Guard photos.

Two major shore infrastructure projects completed at Base Kodiak

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