Pacific Infrastructure & Readiness: An Air Force officer told Guam’s SAME forum that U.S. advantages over China’s military are “gone or substantially eroded,” pushing a faster, more resilient buildout across the Pacific. Military Construction & Utilities: NAVFAC Pacific awarded InSynergy Engineering a $30M architect-engineer contract for utility system studies (including Guam), while another effort supports hardening Naval Base Guam feeders. Port Security Drones: A bill would bar unauthorized drone flights near Port Authority of Guam facilities, with misdemeanor and felony penalties depending on intent and actions. Cybersecurity & Water Systems: After Minnesota and Michigan reported water-system cyber incidents, Guam-linked experts warned AI will make attacks faster and harder to stop. Education Tech & Access: Guam teachers and parents challenged a plan to move special education students into George Washington High School classrooms for a charter school lease. Legal Tech Rollout: Guam lawmakers held a hearing on body-worn camera rules, aiming to clarify recording, storage, and access. Workforce Training: Guam’s labor department received a $609K federal grant to expand apprenticeship training, with potential growth to $1.8M. Energy Reliability: The PUC approved additional payment for extra testing at the Ukudu Power Plant after commissioning delays. 3D Printing: ASTRO’s GAMMA additive manufacturing accelerator is on track to reach full operating capacity by February 2027. STEM/Health: A Guam student began medical school in Hawai‘i, continuing a local-to-regional STEM pipeline.