Honshu U.S. Army Installations Construction MACC 2011-2016

The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region established this Master IDIQ on July 19, 2011, to execute maintenance, repair, and minor construction—including design-build work—across U.S. Army installations in Honshu, Japan, with a combined task-order potential value of $40 million. Ordering closed on July 18, 2016; the vehicle is no longer active.

All 118 task orders issued under this vehicle carried unrestricted (no set-aside) designations and funded Army work exclusively. The vehicle obligated its entire $40 million potential value by September 9, 2015, when the most recent order was awarded. Task-order activity peaked in 2012 with 37 orders and remained robust through 2015 (27 orders that year), before the vehicle transitioned to closeout.

Five firms held 81 percent of the task-order count and 81 percent of combined potential value. Ohno Jyuden Doboku Co., LTD. dominated by dollar value with 18 orders totaling $8.9 million potential value; Tecc Corporation led by order frequency with 23 orders worth $5.6 million combined. Meccs Urayasu Mitomo JV, Seikitokyu Kogyo Co., LTD., NPK Co., Ltd., and Ichibo Co., LTD. completed the top tier. All primes were foreign-based contractors performing work in Japan.

Task orders ranged widely in value, from under $10,000 to over $2 million. The single largest order, FA520911D0015-5010 (replacement of the electrical power system at Akasaka Press Center), obligated $2.055 million. Other mega-orders included replacements of HVAC and fire-suppression systems at Camp Zama ($1.1 million), boiler systems at Akasaka Press Center ($1.41 million), and fire alarm systems across Sagamihara General Depot ($1.59 million). Smaller orders typically covered individual facility repairs—bathroom renovations, LED lighting installations, transfer switch panels, water pumping system repairs—clustered at Camp Zama, Yokohama North Dock, Sagamihara General Depot, and ammunition depots near Hiro and Akizuki. Completion dates extended 12 to 24 months from award, with some extending to 2018. All work was performed in Honshu, Japan, specifically at named Army installations including Camp Zama (the dominant location), Yokohama North Dock, Sagamihara General Depot, Akasaka Press Center, and ammunition facilities.

Master IDIQ for the execution of a broad range of maintenance, repair and minor construction including Design-Build capability for U.S. Army Installations within Honshu, Japan. Contractors are expected to accomplish a wide variety of individual construction tasks encompassing design-build, renovation, additions/upgrades, along with specific work such as, but not limited to, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), electrical, mechanical, architectural, and other major trades.