Indefinite Delivery Contract W912HV21D0007

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan (ENDIST Japan) awarded a multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract, known as the Okinawa Construction MATOC Program, to Seikitokyu Kogyo-Yabu Doken JV, a Japanese joint venture company. This $95 million contract, with a 7-year period of performance, provides a vehicle for ENDIST Japan to issue firm fixed-price delivery orders between $500,000 and $8 million for new construction, maintenance, repair, and renovation projects at U.S. government facilities in Okinawa, Japan. The scope of work includes infrastructure improvements to fuel distribution systems, seawalls, munitions facilities, and other critical military assets. The contract was competitively awarded through a two-phase acquisition process specifically targeting local Japanese sources. Several delivery orders have been issued to date, including projects for transformer replacements, waterfront repairs, and fuel tank repairs at installations such as Kadena Air Base.

The original solicitation emphasized that only local Japanese sources physically located and authorized to conduct business in Japan would be considered for award. No small business set-asides were used, likely due to the international nature of the work and the need for contractors to meet Japanese regulatory requirements. The multi-year IDIQ contract provides a flexible, streamlined contracting vehicle for ENDIST Japan to rapidly address construction, maintenance, and repair requirements across U.S. military facilities in Okinawa under the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) program.