Navfacinst 11010 45 2026

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The document outlines the NAVFAC 11010/31, Part I, Request for Project Site Approval process as per NAVFACINST 11010.45A. It details the requirements for submitting Site Approval Requests (SAR) for both Category A and B projects/events, including necessary documentation, evaluations of potential impacts (such as airfield safety, explosives safety, and electromagnetic radiation), and the roles of various authorities in the approval process. The guide emphasizes compliance with installation development plans and stipulates that approvals become invalid if project conditions change.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the NAVFAC 11010/31, Part I in the editor.
Begin with Section A, where you will input Project Information. Fill in the Activity SAR Number, Date, and details for 'To' (Host Command), 'From' (Sponsor), Installation UIC, Special Area Code, SUID Code, Fiscal Year, eProjects Work Order No., Project Amount, Latitude, Longitude, Building Number, Navy 'P' Number, Ground Elevation, Project Name/Title and Category Code.
In Section A's Type of Project/Event field, check all applicable options such as Repair, Maintenance, Construction or Event. Ensure you provide a clear description of the project/event in the designated area.
Proceed to Section B if your request falls under Category B. Here you will evaluate impacts related to Airfield Safety and Explosives Safety by answering relevant questions and providing necessary data.
Complete Sections C and D as required for external review and final site approval action. Ensure all stakeholders are informed by forwarding a copy of the completed form.

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