Territory of Guam
Base Operations Support Services
 The Island of Guam is the Western-most territory of the United States. Guam was ceded to the United States following the Spanish American War in 1898 and formally purchased from Spain in 1899.
Placed under the administrative jurisdiction of the U.S. Navy, Guam experienced many improvements in the areas of agriculture, public health, sanitation, education, land management, taxes, and public works. The U.S. Navy continued to use Guam as a refueling and communication station until 1941, when it fell to invading Japanese forces shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Guam remained under Japanese control until reclaimed by American forces in July of 1944. In 1949, U.S. President Harry S. Truman signed the Organic Act, making Guam an unincorporated territory of the United States with limited self-governing authority, which it remains to this day.
First Support Services is an LLC partner with
Parsons Engineering and DS2 that provides:
- Program Management
- Administration Services
- Contingency Preparedness
- Buildings and Structures Maintenance/
Repair
- Street Sweeping
- Steam and Demineralized Water Services
- Potable Water Services
- Operation and Maintenance of Lift Stations
- Food Services
- Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Services
- Ordnance Services
- Environmental Services Support
- Energy Management
- Facility Services
- Facilities Engineering, Maintenance, and Repair Management Services
- Transportation Services
- Electrical Services
- Wastewater Plant Support
- Fleet Operations and Maintenance
- Family Services Center
- Supply Services
- Waterfront Operations
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