A computer-generated image shows Coast Guard housing units delivered through the Nemetz Park housing project at Base Kodiak, Alaska. In May 2026, the Coast Guard ordered construction of 30 additional housing units and a child development center to support families assigned to base units. (U.S. Coast Guard image)
The Navy Leagues on line magazine, Seapower, reports,
“The Coast Guard awarded two task orders in May 2026 to the Tutor Perini Corporation to construct 30 additional housing units, a child development center and other infrastructure improvements at Base Kodiak.
“Both task orders were issued under the National Multiple Award Construction Contract III. The first task order, valued at $81.8 million, constructs 15 family housing duplexes, featuring 20 three-bedroom and 10 four-bedroom units. The second task order, valued at $61.6 million, supports construction of a 22,000-square-foot child development center and an 11,000-square-foot outdoor play area. Construction of both task order projects is expected to finish in 2028.”
Chuck Hill's CG Blog 
Fantastic! We need much more reinvestment in housing throughout the country at and/or near our bases. Good housing creates positive attitudes towards retention and recruitment. Our people are just as important as the ships and boats they serve on. Their families must be comfortable, safe, and secure.
In Kodiak we can’t depend on the local housing market. The base is well outside of town and the weather can be challenging.
Nice site layout rendering, by the way.