Diego Garcia Contract
One Island. One Team. One Mission.
Naval Support Facility Diego Garcia plays a vital role in supporting U.S. and allied operations around the world. Strategically located in the Indian Ocean, the installation provides reliable, around‑the‑clock support to forces operating across multiple regions, helping ensure mission readiness whenever and wherever it’s needed.
Success on Diego Garcia depends on teamwork. The remote environment means every role matters, and collaboration is essential. Employees are expected to understand their responsibilities, perform them well, and support one another to keep operations running smoothly. By working together, the team delivers consistent, high‑quality support and sustains one of the U.S. Navy’s most mission‑ready installations.
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Diego Garcia is a unique international location, administered by the United Kingdom and accessed through a long‑standing partnership between allied nations. Everyone who works here—civilian and military alike—serves as a responsible steward of the island and contributes to maintaining that trusted relationship.
The following skillsets are in high demand:
| Title | Requisition Identifier | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Associate Fire Chief - Diego Garcia | R0152026 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
| Cyber Security Manager - Diego Garcia | R0143311 | Remote, United States |
| IT Manager - Diego Garcia | R0152594 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
| Material Management Supervisor - Diego Garcia | R0159126 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
| Technical Control Facility Operator - Diego Garcia | R0154906 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
| Media Transfer Agent - Diego Garcia | R0159125 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
| MWR Director - Diego Garcia | R0153866 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
| Lead Technical Control Facility (TCF) Operator - Diego Garcia | R0154911 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
| Lead SATCOM Electronics Technician - Diego Garcia | R0157757 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
| Fuels Accountant - Diego Garcia | R0152657 | Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory |
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No. Diego Garcia is a strictly unaccompanied assignment. Spouses, children, and other dependents are not permitted to live on the island.
Yes. All personnel assigned to Diego Garcia must obtain and maintain a valid U.S. Navy Area Clearance in order to reside and work on the island.
Personnel are subject to British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT) law while on the island. These laws differ from U.S. laws and place strong emphasis on environmental protection.
All housing is government or contractor‑provided.
- Management and technical staff are generally assigned single‑occupancy rooms with shared or private bathrooms.
- Support and logistics staff may be assigned dormitory‑style contractor quarters with shared rooms (typically 2–4 people).
Yes. High‑speed internet and Wi‑Fi are available in residential areas through local providers. Internet access is the primary way employees stay in contact with family and friends.
Continued residency requires maintaining a valid U.S. Navy Area Clearance. Violations of policy or law may result in loss of clearance and immediate removal from the island.
YES! This is a brief list of what cannot be brought to BIOT:
- Goods or material of any description containing or
consisting of any species of living plant, animal or insect not
indigenous to the territory. - Drugs and controlled substances, including equipment
used for weighing, processing or administering of drugs. - Knives over 3” and weapons including catapults, spear
guns or diving knives. Any knife with a fixed blade or a blade
bigger than 3 inches will be confiscated. Merchant seamen
shall declare work knives. - Firearms of any kind, including guns, air-guns, or other
lethal barreled weapon of any description from which any shot,
bullet or object can he discharged. - All types of explosives, including fireworks, empty shells
and cartridge casings. - Pornographic magazines or videos are not allowed.
Materials outside the standards set by British law will be
destroyed. - No more than 200 cigarettes, 100 cigarillos, 50 cigars of
250g of tobacco for personal use and is contained in the
baggage accompanying a person arriving in BIOT. - Unmanned aerial vehicles of any type.
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Medical, Dental & Vision
Paid Time Off
Paid Holidays
Retirement Planning
Assistance Program
Mobility Program
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Time away from work to rest, recharge, and focus on what matters most.
Amentum offers paid holiday time that help you celebrate, connect, and enjoy meaningful moments throughout the year.
Retirement and Saving Plans (401K) with company match.
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