REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI): TEMPORARY UNACCOMPANIED HOUSING (UH) / SWING SPACE SOLUTIONS FOR NAVY INSTALLATIONS JULY 24, 2026

d below. Proposed solutions may be complete, partial, phased, or location-specific. This notice does not obligate the Government to issue a solicitation or pursue any acquisition strategy. Responses will inform future USN planning and decision-making. The following solution categories are of interest. This list is not exhaustive, and respondents are encouraged to identify alternative or hybrid concepts: � Modular / prefabricated units � Containerized Housing Units (CHUs) � Trailer-based or RV-based housing � Turnkey workforce housing (�man-camps�) � Leased commercial apartments � Leased commercial hotel/extended stay units � Converted or repurposed facilities � Houseboats (where locally feasible) � Traditional construction if it can be delivered within the required timeframe � Innovative or conceptual models that leverage past proven experience, such as adaptive reuse, stackable modular concepts, or integrated campus?style housing Respondents may combine solution types across installations or offer a single approach for specific locations. Based on current Navy assessments, the following locations have near-term or projected UH shortfalls: Training Command Capacity Gaps: These installations face near-term shortages due to recruitment increases, throughput surges, facility degradation, and repair projects: � Great Lakes, IL (NTC/RTC): ~ Near?term shortfall of ~1,000 beds; surge to 1,500; FY26�FY28. � Pensacola, FL (Corry Station): Shortfall of ~600 beds; surge to 1,000; FY26�FY28. � Pensacola, FL (NATTC / Main Side): Shortfall of ~2,000 beds; surge to 2,500; FY26�FY28. Includes requirements for alternative temporary shower solutions during renovation periods. � Meridian, MS: Shortfall of 250�500 beds; FY27�FY29. � Panama City, FL: Shortfall of 100�300 beds; FY27�FY30. Commercialization Swing Space Requirements: These requirements are tied to project phasing and the need to temporarily relocate Sailors while barracks are transferred, renovated, or modernized � Hampton Roads, VA (NS Norfolk and Newport News): Approximately 1,300 beds (Phase II), plus enterprise surge requirement to 1,500; FY26�FY28. � San Diego, CA (NBSD, NMCSD, NBC, NPL): Approximately 800 beds; surge to 1,200; FY27�FY29. � Hawaii (JBPHH): Approximately 500 beds; surge to 1,000; FY27�FY29. � Central California (CNRSW): Approximately 800 beds; surge to 1,200; FY28�FY30. � Northwest (CNRNW): Approximately 800 beds; surge to 1,200; FY29�FY30.