NAVFAC

Highly Engaged Employees

NAVFAC, established in 1842, serves as the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, functioning as the primary Naval Shore and Expeditionary Systems Command for the United States military. The organization is dedicated to planning, constructing, and maintaining sustainable infrastructure while delivering critical environmental services, utilities, and base support. By managing expeditionary combat force systems and equipment, NAVFAC provides essential facilities engineering and acquisition services for the Navy, Marine Corps, Unified Commanders, and various Department of Defense agencies.

Operating with a workforce of 5,000-10,000 employees, NAVFAC maintains a significant global footprint across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania. The command executes its mission through five specialized business lines: Capital Improvements, Environmental, Expeditionary, Public Works, and Asset Management. These divisions ensure the operational readiness of naval installations and expeditionary forces worldwide. The organization’s technical expertise in engineering and facilities management supports complex military requirements, ensuring that infrastructure remains resilient and capable of meeting evolving defense needs in diverse geographic theaters.

The command’s organizational structure is supported by a diverse team of professionals dedicated to technical excellence and mission success. Meet NAVFAC's team to learn about their leadership and the specialized personnel driving these operations. NAVFAC operates in a competitive landscape alongside entities like the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and various specialized military commands. With a focus on high-level engineering, technical services, and strategic asset management, the organization continues to play a pivotal role in supporting the United States military’s global infrastructure and expeditionary capabilities.