# Navy Appoints CNIC Commander

Vice Adm. Brad Collins has assumed command of the Navy Installations Command (CNIC), overseeing the Navy's 71 shore installations and managing a $9.5 billion annual infrastructure portfolio. This leadership transition follows Vice Adm. Scott Gray's tenure, which focused on modernization and quality of service improvements. The change signals continued emphasis on infrastructure modernization, operational alignment, and quality of life enhancements for Navy personnel and their families.

- CNIC's stewardship of a substantial infrastructure budget highlights ongoing procurement and contracting opportunities related to base modernization and facility management.
- Procurement professionals should anticipate sustained demand for construction, maintenance, and quality of life service contracts supporting Navy shore installations.
- Industry stakeholders can leverage this leadership continuity to align proposals with CNIC's strategic priorities in infrastructure and personnel support.
- The focus on operational alignment and modernization indicates potential for innovative solutions in infrastructure technology and service delivery across Navy bases.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** September 25, 2026

### Government Entities
- Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC)
- U.S. Navy
- Pacific Fleet Maritime Operations Center
- National Security Agency Stirling (NSA Stirling)

### Key Quotes
> As the CNO says, Our installations are where we build our most important weapon system  the Sailor. For CNIC, taking care of Sailors, Marines, and their families is not a collateral duty; its what CNIC does every day.
> — Adm. James Kilby, Vice Chief of Naval Operations

### Sources
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