Construction Management. General Contracting. Design-Build.

May 2010 — Nan, Inc., along with its four joint venture partners, received a Design-Build Multiple Award Construction Contract (Mega MACC), awarded by NAVFAC Pacific, the Department of Defense's executive agent for construction on Guam.

The Mega MACC, with its $4 billion capacity, represents a profound milestone in Nan, Inc.'s expansion beyond Hawaii and into the the Pacific and world construction markets. The scope of work for the the multiple, fixed-price contracts includes a broad range of new construction, repair, renovation, and design-build projects. The resultant buildings and construction will provide accommodations for some 8,000 marines and their dependents who are being relocated from Okinawa to Guam.

To become one of just seven companies to receive the Mega MACC, Nan, Inc. partnered with four other industry leaders — Caddell Construction Co., Inc. of Montgomery, Alabama; Manson Construction Co. of Seattle, Washington; Samsung Texas Construction, Inc. of Austin, Texas; and LS3P Associates Ltd. of the Carolinas — to form CNMS Joint Venture.

July 2009 — Nan, Inc., along with its partner AMEC Earth & Environmental, Inc., was one of four companies to receive the Global Multiple Award Construction Contract (GMACC), worth up to $900 million. The GMACC is administered by NAVFAC Pacific, which provides engineering and acquisition expertise to the U.S. Pacific Fleet. Work under the GMACC will consist of new construction, repair, demolition, renovation, and general construction projects located worldwide.

"The GMAC contract is an extremely valuable contracting vehicle, which will help various government departments across the globe execute their major projects in an efficient and expedited manner," Fooney Freestone, Nan, Inc. president, said. "It will also help to properly facilitate and carry out the provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act."

The first of multiple contracts under the GMACC went to Nan, Inc. and its partner; under this contract, they will build a child development center at the Marine Corps Base in Kaneohe, Hawaii. This $9.6 million project is expected to be completed in 2011.