Guam Construction Speed-Up: Engineers at the 2026 Society of American Military Engineers Guam Industry Forum say prefabricated buildings, modular components, and 3D printing can cut defense construction timelines on Guam from years to months, citing a Marianas maintenance facility shipped and installed in about 13 months for under $3M. Apra Harbor Resilience: The U.S. Navy’s Glass Breakwater rehab in Apra Harbor is using circular-economy coastal engineering, including massive interlocking armor units, to unify decades of patchwork repairs against typhoons and climate impacts. Education Disruption Fight: George Washington High School teachers and families are pushing back on GDOE’s late SIFA campus-sharing plan, saying special education classrooms are being displaced as SIFA moves into GW for at least four months. Utility Planning Contract: NAVFAC Pacific awarded a $30M architect-engineer contract for utility infrastructure studies across the Pacific, including Guam, with work extending to 2031. Additive Manufacturing Milestone: NUWC Keyport received NAVSEA qualification for a metal powder bed fusion process using 17-4PH stainless steel, aiming to speed on-demand production for Navy parts. Health Access Legal Pressure: A letter argues Guam’s access to lawful abortion care via telemedicine could be harmed if a court reinstates an in-person dispensing mandate. Super Typhoon Bavi Aftermath: FEMA-led JPDA site visits are underway to validate Bavi damage for possible federal Individual Assistance, while officials criticize slow disaster procurement. STEM Conservation Win: UOG’s Land Grant Soil Lab is offering free post-Bavi soil testing for farmers through Sept. 30 to restore long-term productivity.