Architect-Engineer Services to Support Military Engineering Design and Planning Services Various Locations - Japan

Award Date 9/6/2019
Last Date To Order 9/5/2026
Shared Ceiling $150M
Federal Agency
ENDIST Japan
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Architect-Engineer Services to Support Military Engineering Design and Planning Services Various Locations - Japan is a multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle established by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan to provide comprehensive architectural, engineering, design, and construction support services for U.S. military installations throughout Japan. The contract, with a total potential ceiling of $150 million, supports a wide range of infrastructure projects under the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), including facility renovations, utility upgrades, new construction, structural assessments, and specialized engineering services for military bases across the country. The IDIQ enables the U.S. military to efficiently procure critical design and planning services to maintain, modernize, and support its operational facilities in Japan.

Task orders under this contract vehicle typically range from $100,000 to $8.6 million, with performance periods spanning from several months to three years. Frequent prime contractors include Jacobs Government Services Co., Insynergy Engineering Inc., AECOM Technical Services, Design Partners, Inc., Louis Berger Kyowa JV, and Ahl-Gae JV LLC. The task orders predominantly focus on projects at military installations in Okinawa, Yokota, Kadena, Iwakuni, and other locations across Japan, covering diverse scopes such as facility renovations, infrastructure upgrades, utility system repairs, structural surveys, and design services for buildings including schools, barracks, maintenance facilities, and administrative spaces. The funding agency is consistently the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan, and notably, none of the task orders utilize small business set-aside designations. Each delivery order is structured as a firm-fixed-price contract and supports the broader U.S. military infrastructure maintenance and improvement efforts in the Pacific region.

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