For the U.S. Navy's plan to centralize its Pearl Harbor Naval Base operations, Fluor provided infrastructure improvements at Ford Island in historic Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. These upgrades preserve the island's unique legacy while also modernizing base facilities to improve efficiency.

We provided engineering, procurement and construction services to redevelop the site. The development included upgraded telecommunications systems, new roads, a new sewage collection system, two telecommunications facilities and a state-of-the-art conference center.

We worked closely with the Navy on its master plan for the island to ensure that historic preservation issues were properly addressed. Almost 90% of the movie theater, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was demolished and restored again.

Local subcontractor firms with experience working in the area were hired to provide services on the project.

To address potential craft labor shortages, we formulated and negotiated the first-of-its-kind Aloha Stabilization Agreement to unite the union and nonunion labor forces, which ensured workforce stability, fair labor practices and uniform working conditions.