Overview
- The State Department approved a potential Foreign Military Sale and the DSCA sent the required notice to Congress on Jan. 15.
- Peru requested non‑Major Defense Equipment services covering lifecycle design, construction, project management, engineering studies, and logistics support for maritime and onshore facilities.
- The relocation is intended to reduce civilian–military interactions at the current site, providing a safer and more efficient platform for naval operations.
- Contractors will be selected later from approved vendors through competition, and no offset agreement is currently identified.
- Implementation could place up to 20 U.S. government or contractor personnel in Peru for up to ten years, and officials say the sale would not alter the regional military balance.