Johnson Controls, K.K.
Johnson Controls, K.K. is a division of Johnson Controls, a global leader in technology and industrial solutions, specializing in intelligent buildings, energy efficiency, and sustainable infrastructure. Johnson Controls, K.K. is a for-profit manufacturer of goods that provides construction, maintenance, and energy efficiency services to support U.S. federal agency operations overseas, primarily in Japan.
Johnson Controls, K.K. US Government Unit Division has an extensive history as a prime contractor delivering infrastructure upgrades, repairs, and technical services across U.S. military installations in the Pacific region under contracts with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Navy Installations Command, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Marine Corps, Army, and Air Force. The company has held multiple award construction contracts, indefinite delivery vehicles, and firm-fixed price contracts for general construction, renovations, recurring maintenance, HVAC replacements, electrical and control system installations, pharmaceutical facility upgrades, and water/utility infrastructure projects at Navy bases in Okinawa, Sasebo and Yokosuka, as well as Army and Air Force facilities across mainland Japan. Orders performed range from small purchase orders to multi-million dollar construction projects and have supported life and safety upgrades, energy optimization, and modernization of overseas military operational capabilities. No set-aside designations are typical for its prime contracts.
Two major indefinite delivery contracts propel Johnson Controls' work in Japan. A $249M multiple award construction contract awarded by Naval Facilities Engineering Command Far East in 2020 supports renovation and repair projects across Navy installations from 2020-2025. Additionally, Johnson Controls was awarded a 5-year, $6.5M single award indefinite delivery vehicle by the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery in 2023 to provide recurring and non-recurring maintenance on Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems monitoring critical utilities at medical facilities like U.S. Naval Hospital Okinawa and Marine Corps Base Camp Butler through 2028. Spanning construction and technical services, Johnson Controls holds prime contracts and active delivery order vehicles enabling infrastructure upgrades and sustainment of U.S. military operations abroad.
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Not listed 1-chōme-50-1 Sasazuka, Shibuya City, Tokyo 151-0073, Japan
3/30/06 7/10/25 Ohishi Construction CO. LTD
Ohishi Construction CO. LTD is a Japanese construction company that has been registered to receive U.S. federal government awards since September 6, 2005. The company specializes in providing construction, repair, renovation, and facility improvement services to the U.S. Department of Defense, particularly the U.S. Navy, at installations in Japan. Ohishi Construction has established itself as a reliable contractor for various infrastructure projects, including maintenance dredging, pier and harbor repairs, asbestos abatement, building renovations, and facility conversions. The company's expertise in managing complex construction projects in Japan has made it a valuable partner for the U.S. military's infrastructure needs in the region.
Over the past several years, Ohishi Construction has been awarded numerous prime federal contracts and delivery orders, primarily from the Department of the Navy Installations Command and the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. These awards have covered a wide range of services, including maintenance dredging in the Juliet and India Basins at U.S. Fleet Activities Sasebo, repair of erosion on main and access roads, removal of asbestos floor tiles, conversion of buildings to new uses such as veterinary treatment facilities, replacement of built-up roofing, and repair of mortar shotcrete. The company has also performed pier repairs, including pile guide and deck repairs for small craft piers, and removed sunken structures. Most of these contracts have been firm fixed-price awards without set-aside designations, ranging in value from small task orders of a few hundred thousand dollars to larger projects exceeding $18 million.
Ohishi Construction holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the Department of the Navy Installations Command. The first is a Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) for Commander Fleet Activities, Sasebo, awarded in November 2020 with a ceiling value of $249 million and an ultimate completion date of November 5, 2025. This MACC allows Ohishi to compete for and receive firm fixed-price delivery orders for various construction and renovation projects at Navy installations across Japan. The second IDC, awarded in March 2024, has a ceiling value of $30 million and extends through March 6, 2029. This contract is also a multiple-award vehicle, enabling Ohishi to provide a range of general contracting services, including construction, repairs, renovations, and facility improvements. Under these IDCs, Ohishi Construction is positioned to continue supporting the U.S. Navy's infrastructure needs in Japan, with potential task orders ranging from $20,000 to $200 million for projects that may include architectural, mechanical, electrical, and civil works for shore-based and waterfront facilities.
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Not listed 4-52 Huis Ten Bosch Machi, Sasebo, Nagasaki 859-3243, Japan
9/6/05 9/5/25 TOA Corporation
TOA Corporation is a leading Japan-based construction company specializing in civil engineering, construction, and real estate development. It aims to support society, connect people and the world, and create a better future through innovative solutions. TOA Corporation has been registered to receive federal contract awards since 2006.
Over the past few years, TOA Corporation has received prime contract awards from the Department of the Navy Installations Command. In September 2022, it was awarded a $22 million firm fixed price contract to repair a damaged seawall at Commander Fleet Activities Sasebo in Japan, involving concrete repair, crack injection, repainting, and related temporary works over three years. Additionally, in November 2020, TOA Corporation received a $4.6 million firm fixed price delivery order against the Commander Fleet Activities, Sasebo Multiple Award Construction Contract 2020-2025 to fulfill minimum guarantee requirements for unspecified construction services at Sasebo for the Navy's forward-deployed forces in Japan. None of these prime awards had set-aside designations.
TOA Corporation holds a prime indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity construction contract under the Commander Fleet Activities, Sasebo Multiple Award Construction Contract 2020-2025, valued at up to $249 million. This multiple award contract, awarded by the Department of the Navy Installations Command, provides unspecified construction services at installations in Japan through November 2025, including building construction, renovations, repairs, and various facility work. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command Far East sought up to ten contractors for task orders ranging from 50M yen to 3B yen, with no set-asides designated. TOA Corporation received a $4.6 million delivery order to enable minimum guarantee requirements under this parent IDIQ contract.
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Not listed 6 Chome-16 Hakataekiminami, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, 812-0016, Japan
2/2/06 9/4/25 American Engineering Corporation
American Engineering Corporation is a construction company that has been providing optimal solutions to the US government and businesses for over 50 years. As a foreign owned, for-profit corporate entity, American Engineering Corporation has received prime federal contract awards from agencies such as the Department of Defense, including the Navy, Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps, as well as the Defense Logistics Agency to provide a wide range of construction, facility maintenance, and infrastructure upgrade services at military installations in Japan and Okinawa. These services have included new construction projects, building and infrastructure repairs, replacements of major systems like electrical, HVAC and generators, interior refurbishments, and exterior painting services. American Engineering has also provided IT infrastructure upgrades, maintenance services for vertical transportation systems, machinery, and corrosion repair facilities, and supply of specialized equipment and materials.
As a subcontractor, American Engineering Corporation has provided technical and installation support services, equipment rentals, and other undefined technical services in conjunction with prime contractors VT Milcom Inc., Science Applications International Corporation, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, and Serco Inc. on various federal contracts.
American Engineering Corporation holds several indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicles with the Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force, including the Kadena, Sasebo and Iwakuni Multiple Award Construction Contracts, the Mini Multiple Award Construction Contract for Various Government Installations in Okinawa, and Blanket Purchase Agreements for specialized services like machinery maintenance and corrosion repair. Task orders issued under these vehicles have funded critical construction, upgrade and maintenance projects at Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force installations across Okinawa, Iwakuni and the Kanto Plains region, enabling American Engineering Corporation to provide continued infrastructure and facilities support aligned with mission readiness and operational objectives.
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Not listed 7 Chome-11 Oyama, Ginowan, Okinawa 901-2223, Japan
1/15/02 12/27/25 Sankyo Reinetsu Co.,Ltd.
Sankyo Reinetsu Co.,Ltd. is a Japanese construction and facility maintenance firm that specializes in providing a wide range of services to the U.S. federal government, primarily supporting military installations in Japan. The company has been registered to receive federal contract awards since February 2006 and maintains an active registration in SAM.gov through October 2025. As a corporate entity structured for profit, Sankyo Reinetsu has established itself as a key contractor for U.S. military infrastructure projects across Japan, offering design-build, design-bid-build, and general construction services for the Department of Defense, with a focus on projects for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.
The company has been awarded numerous prime federal contracts for construction, renovation, repair, and facility maintenance services at various U.S. military installations in Japan. Notable projects include the whole house revitalization of Midrise 1209 at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, valued at $16.86 million; replacement of HVAC systems in buildings at Fleet Activities Sasebo, worth $4.5 million; and improvements to the Torii Pines water system at MCAS Iwakuni, valued at $2.2 million. Sankyo Reinetsu has also performed smaller-scale tasks such as demolition of buildings, repairs to transformer stations, and modifications to exhaust ducts. The primary funding agencies for these contracts have been the Navy Installations Command and the Marine Corps. No set-aside designations were used for these awards, and no major subcontractors were identified in the contract data. Additionally, Sankyo Reinetsu has served as a subcontractor to PAE Government Services, Inc., providing preventative maintenance services under a Navy contract.
Sankyo Reinetsu Co.,Ltd. holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with the U.S. federal government. These include a $30 million multiple-award contract for the Mini-MACC program, supporting construction and facility services across U.S. military installations in Japan through March 2029; a $250 million IDV under the Kanto Japan Plains Operation MACC for construction services in the Kanto Plains region through June 2028; a $495 million multiple-award contract for design-build and design-bid-build projects at MCAS Iwakuni through June 2031; and a $249 million IDV under the Commander Fleet Activities, Sasebo MACC for construction and renovation projects through November 2025. These IDVs allow various Department of Defense agencies, primarily the Navy and Marine Corps, to issue task orders for a wide range of construction, renovation, and facility improvement projects at U.S. military installations throughout Japan.
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Not listed Matsuhamacho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture 720-0802, Japan
2/13/06 10/1/25