By Pacific Island Times News Staff The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Marianas' Naval Support Activity Andersen has awarded Core Tech-HDCC-Kajima a $61.6 million unilateral modification to the previously awarded contract for the construction of a joint communications upgrade at Naval Base Guam and Camp Blaz. This award brings the total cumulative face value of the firm-fixed-price contract to $351.344 million. The contract modification is for the exercise of Opt

Genki Food Service Inc. holds a Guam franchise for Pepper Lunch, a Japanese fast-casual restaurant chain with more than 570 locations across 17 countries.

The Military Sealift Command in Virginia has awarded a $249 million contract to Cayuse Native Hawaiian Veterans for general ship repair on Guam.

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The new flagship Cost.U.Less store in Hagåtña will officially open on Aug. 28, while the Tamuning branch will shut down on Aug. 27 as part of the North West Company's strategic realignment. “This is an exciting milestone for Cost.U.Less and for our customers in Guam,” said Kevin Proctor, president of Cost.U.Less. “Our new Hagåtña store reflects our commitment to investing in the future of the island and delivering an even better shopping exp

The Aquarium of Guam has appointed an aquarium industry veteran as its new general manager as the Tumon attraction moves through a major redevelopment ahead of its reopening.

(NAVFAC)– Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) Pacific awarded a $30 million contract Aug. 3 to InSynergy Engineering Inc. of Honolulu, Hawaii for architect-engineer services for utility systems studies across the Pacific area of operations. “The award of this contract provides NAVFAC Pacific a mechanism to conduct utility system studies to sustain utility infrastructure readiness,” said Stacey Yoshida, NAVFAC Pacific Public Works utilities program manageme

The government of Guam has signed agreements with GTA and IT&E to expand high-speed internet service to hundreds of homes and critical community institutions under the federal Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment initiative.

Customers in Rota with automobile, commercial, or mortgage loans may request payment forbearance based on their individual circumstances.

The Guam Chamber of Commerce has adopted a more activist stance amid growing dissatisfaction with government missteps, misspending, and policies it believes stunt economic development.

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The A.B. Won Pat International Airport Authority is emerging as a new shopping and dining destination for Guam residents under the Concourse Access Pass Program, airport officials said. The program allows non-ticketed persons to access the concourse to shop and dine like a ticketed passenger. “GIAA’s CAP program has received an overwhelming positive response and participation from non-travelers who have been enjoying shopping at our retail o

The Guam Economic Development Authority has received the second tranche of funding under the State Small Business Credit Initiative, totaling approximately $19.5 million.

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Stakeholders in the region's contracting sector will have another opportunity to engage with senior leaders from the U.S. military and the local government at the annual Industry Forum organized by the Guam chapter of the Society of American Military Engineers, or SAME. The two-day event, scheduled for July 28–30 at the Dusit Thani Guam Resort, "is a call to action for every business in our region," said Shierly Caceres, president of the SA