The U.S. Navy is issuing a Request for Information to gather industry solutions for temporary Unaccompanied Housing (UH) to address shortfalls and swing space needs across multiple installations. Solutions of interest include modular, containerized, trailer/RV, leased apartments/hotels, repurposed facilities, and innovative hybrid concepts, with respondents able to propose approaches for one or multiple locations. Performance periods span FY26 through FY30, varying by site, with near-term gaps at Great Lakes, IL (1,000–1,500 beds), Pensacola, FL (two sites totaling ~2,600–3,500 beds), Meridian, MS (250–500 beds), and Panama City, FL (100–300 beds). Additional swing space requirements are identified for Hampton Roads, VA (~1,300–1,500 beds), San Diego, CA (~800–1,200), Hawaii (~500–1,000), Central California (~800–1,200), and the Northwest (~800–1,200). This RFI is for planning purposes only and does not obligate the government to issue a solicitation.

The Navy is seeking industry input on solutions for temporary Unaccompanied Housing shortfalls and swing space at multiple installations. It invites responses covering one or more locations, with solution types ranging from modular units and containerized housing to leased apartments, hotels, or repurposed facilities. Performance timelines vary by site: near-term gaps (FY26–FY28) exist at Great Lakes, IL; Pensacola, FL; and Hampton Roads, VA; mid-term needs (FY27–FY29) at Meridian, MS; San Diego, CA; and Hawaii; and later requirements (FY28–FY30) in Central California and the Northwest, plus Panama City, FL through FY30. This is a planning tool only—no solicitation is guaranteed, and responses will inform future acquisition strategy. No dollar amounts are specified in the notice.

The U.S. Navy is requesting industry input on rapidly providing temporary unaccompanied housing (UH) to address shortfalls and swing space needs across multiple installations. Solutions of interest include modular or prefabricated units, containerized housing, trailers/RVs, leased apartments or hotels, repurposed facilities, and innovative hybrid concepts. Affected locations span Great Lakes, Pensacola, Meridian, Panama City, Hampton Roads, San Diego, Hawaii, Central California, and the Northwest, with bed shortfalls ranging from roughly 100 to 2,500 depending on the site. Performance timelines vary by location, generally extending across FY26–FY30, with some requirements starting earlier and others later. The Navy will use responses to inform future planning, and this notice does not obligate issuance of a solicitation.

The Navy is issuing an RFI to gather industry input on rapidly providing temporary Unaccompanied Housing (UH) to address shortfalls and swing space across multiple installations. Performance need dates span FY26 through FY30, varying by location, with near-term shortages identified at Great Lakes, IL, Pensacola, FL, and Meridian, MS, as well as commercialization swing space at Hampton Roads, VA, San Diego, CA, Hawaii, Central California, and the Northwest. The Navy seeks solutions including modular/prefab units, containerized housing, trailers/RVs, leased apartments/hotels, repurposed facilities, houseboats, traditional construction, or innovative models, and respondents may propose for one or multiple locations. Responses will inform future planning and do not obligate the government to issue a solicitation.

The Navy is issuing a Request for Information to gather industry solutions for temporary Unaccompanied Housing shortfalls and swing space needs across multiple installations. Acceptable solution types include modular or containerized units, trailers/RVs, leased apartments or hotels, repurposed facilities, houseboats, or innovative concepts. Locations with near-term needs include Great Lakes IL, Pensacola FL (Corry Station and NATTC), Meridian MS, Panama City FL, Hampton Roads VA, San Diego CA, Hawaii, Central California, and the Northwest, with bed counts ranging from 100 to 2,500 and project timeframes spanning FY26–FY30. This RFI does not obligate the government to issue a solicitation, and responses will inform future planning. Respondents may propose solutions for one, multiple, or all listed locations.

The Navy is seeking industry input on innovative solutions to provide temporary unaccompanied housing and swing space across multiple installations due to modernization, recruitment surges, and facility repairs. Interested parties may propose modular units, containerized housing, leased hotels or apartments, repurposed facilities, or hybrid concepts for one or multiple locations. Potential sites include Great Lakes (IL), Pensacola (FL), Meridian (MS), Panama City (FL), Hampton Roads (VA), San Diego (CA), Hawaii, Central California, and the Northwest, with bed shortfalls ranging from 100 to 2,500. Performance windows generally span fiscal years 2026 through 2030 depending on location and surge capacity. This notice is for planning purposes only and does not obligate the government to issue a solicitation.

The U.S. Navy is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to explore temporary Unaccompanied Housing solutions for personnel across multiple installations. Key locations include Great Lakes (IL), Pensacola (FL), Meridian (MS), Panama City (FL), Hampton Roads (VA), San Diego (CA), Hawaii, Central California, and the Northwest. Timeline requirements span FY26 through FY30, with specific shortfall periods and surge capacities varying by site. The Navy is interested in solutions such as modular units, containerized housing, trailers, leased hotels/apartments, and other innovative or hybrid concepts. No budget amounts are specified; responses will inform future acquisition planning without obligating the government to issue a solicitation.