An additive manufacturing facility will soon riseon Guam, a new project envisioned to position the island as a manufacturing and training hub for U.S. Navy operators in the region. Also known as 3D printing, additive manufacturing is the Navy’s solution to challenges faced by Naval Sea Systems Command in acquiring parts and materials for submarine […]
Navy Unveils Plans to Establish 3D Printing Industry on Guam Read More »
$41.1M FAA-backed Guam project targets improved cargo handling and aircraft safety.
Airport Upgrades Take Flight Read More »
Guam looks to harness nuclear energy with innovative microreactors — Guam’s power crisis and the nuclear energy option
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An expected increase in vehicular traffic prompts island officials to launch a new initiative
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Builders see silver lining as repairs continue
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Guam’s premier entertainment facility reopens following COVID-19
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Guam’s tourism sector is thrilled about a new project that will stick up in the Tumon Bay skyline. Brent Wiese “It will be tall—the tallest building on Guam to date,” says Brent Wiese, senior vice president and managing principal at RIM Architects Guam, which designed the $300 million hotel project proposed by Honhui Guam LLC,
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