Welcome to Naval Support Activity Washington
The historic Washington Navy Yard in the heart of the nation's capital

Installation Information
Naval Support Activity Washington encompasses the Washington Navy Yard which is the oldest military installation in the U.S., Naval Support Facility (NSF) Naval Research Laboratory, NSF Suitland, NSF Naval Observatory, NSF Potomac Annex, NSF Arlington and NSF Carderock. Located in the Nation's Capital, the seven installations host many Navy headquarters commands including Commander, Navy Installations Command and Naval District Washington headquarters.
Please use the links to your left to explore the history of the Washington Navy Yard, and browse information concerning the tenant commands of NSA Washington.
1411 Parsons Ave SE
Suite 200
Washington, DC 20374-5001
Don’t cross the line
Naval District Washington // January 26, 2012
Co-workers often engage in casual conversations; however, there could be times where a normal conversation becomes uncomfortable. In those cases when casual conversation crosses the line from polite interactions to something inappropriate, there are certain procedures that need to be followed.
Navy Gateway Inns and Suites, your home away from home
Naval District Washington // January 26, 2012
Whether you're a civilian employee on the road, a service member on leave, or a traveling retiree, before dropping your hard earned cash down on the check-in counter at an expensive hotel try the Navy Gateway Inns and Suites.
Naval District Washington does it again!
Naval District Washington // January 26, 2012
The Chief of Naval Operations recognized two Naval District Washington (NDW) commands for their outstanding community service projects with the announcements of the 2011 Navy Community Service Awards.
Child and Youth Programs help Navy families support children
Naval District Washington // January 12, 2012
Between a fulltime military career, and making time for home life, raising kids today can be tough. Frequent deployments and relocations is not all fun and games for military members or their children. Fortunately, the Child and Youth Programs offered by Fleet and Family Readiness (FFR) can provide assistance in balancing the demands of mission readiness with family obligations.
MWR: Work hard, play hard
Naval District Washington // January 12, 2012
After a hard day at work, you may be looking for a place to relax with activities to help you unwind. Look no further and let the Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) take charge. From the Single Sailor center, fitness facilities, tickets and travels, MWR is your one stop shop for all your recreation needs.





