Guam Infrastructure & Utilities: Guam Waterworks Authority will add $24.3M for design services on northern sewer transmission upgrades, tied to a 2024 EPA partial consent decree and a change order with Duenas, Camacho & Associates. Biosecurity & Agriculture: Guam’s Biosecurity Division is moving to finally complete its overdue invasive species plan after Guam won a seat on the Pacific Plant Protection Organization executive committee, a step meant to strengthen regional pest standards and shipment protections. Energy & Land Use: Pacific Energy cleared a conditional use permit for a 20-megawatt solar project in Inalåhan after the Hybrid Land Use Commission approved the 13-acre site plan with stormwater and as-built requirements. Tourism & Business Connections: The Guam Visitors Bureau is bringing more than 200 travel trade professionals and media/influencers to the Guam Mega FAM Tour (Sept. 3–7) to connect local businesses with international partners. Public Works & Health Access: GMHA cut the ribbon on 38 new parking spaces at Guam Memorial Hospital to reduce appointment cancellations caused by parking barriers, with a second phase continuing through November. Education Oversight: A new audit says GDOE bought 286 AC units worth $2.7M that sat in a warehouse, with installation potentially requiring up to $9.5M more. Regional Security Cooperation: The Marshall Islands signed the first State Partnership Program agreement with Guam and Nebraska National Guards, focusing on disaster readiness, cyber defense, and security cooperation. Defense Industry Watch: The U.S. Navy released an RFI for a new air-launched torpedo concept, “Silent Anvil,” seeking next-generation anti-submarine warfare capabilities.