Japan Construction Materials - Truck Rental 2012-2017

The United States Marine Corps established this Master IDIQ for construction materials and pump truck rental delivery throughout Japan on December 10, 2012, with ordering authority that closed on December 9, 2017. The vehicle is no longer active; the last task order was awarded on February 24, 2017.

The vehicle contracted exclusively with the Marine Corps and supported no other federal agencies. All 55 task orders were unrestricted (no set-aside designations). Combined task-order potential value stands at $291 thousand, with $285 thousand obligated—98 percent of the total envelope. Task orders ranged from under one thousand dollars to roughly $20 thousand, with typical values in the low thousands. Firm fixed pricing governed all orders.

Five contractors won 75 percent of awarded orders by count: Okisokou Co., LTD. (9 orders, $60 thousand combined potential value); Ishikawa Unso, Y.k. (8 orders, $58 thousand); Toko Sangyo Co., LTD. (7 orders, $56 thousand); Ishikawa Unsokai (9 orders, $49 thousand); and Takaesu Kohki Co., LTD. (8 orders, $42 thousand). Nakagusuku Pump, K.K. held 7 orders with $7 thousand combined potential value. Two additional contractors captured the remainder. Activity was concentrated: the top five primes by potential value held 91 percent of the combined envelope.

Ordering velocity declined sharply after 2013. The vehicle awarded 20 orders in 2013, then dropped to 7 orders in 2014, recovered to 13 in 2015, fell to 7 in 2016, and issued only 1 order in 2017 before the ordering window closed. Actual task orders procured construction materials (sand, sifted white beach sand, and general construction materials) and pump truck rental services, matching the vehicle's original scope. Performance occurred throughout Japan, supporting Marine Corps installations and operations in the region.

Master IDIQ for construction materials and pump truck rental (outlined in the documentation of the associated opportunity) to be delivered throughout Japan.