Misawa AB Construction MACC 2010-2016

Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces awarded this Master IDIQ for maintenance, repair, and minor construction at Misawa Air Base, Japan, with a shared ceiling of $90 million. Ordering closed on March 31, 2016, making this vehicle inactive for nearly a decade; it was established September 22, 2010. All 113 task orders issued under the vehicle have been fully obligated against the $88.2 million combined potential value, representing 98% of the shared ceiling.

The vehicle executed a concentrated, regionally scoped construction portfolio across the Misawa base. Awarded task orders span HVAC system repairs and upgrades, electrical infrastructure replacement, wastewater and water-line repairs, military family housing improvements (covered parking installations, playground repairs, fiber-line installations), building envelope energy conservation, elevator replacements, airfield lighting system restoration, and major structural work including antenna demolition and steam-line modernization. All 113 orders were unrestricted; no set-aside activity appears in the portfolio.

Competition concentrated among five primes, with Misawa Associated Construction JV and Nippo Corporation capturing the largest combined potential values at $34.6 million (37 orders) and $23.6 million (19 orders) respectively. Kamikita Kensetsu Co., Ltd. held the second-largest order count at 35 awards totaling $22.1 million; Tanakagumi Co., Ltd. received 20 orders for $6.8 million; and Nishimatsu Construction Co., Ltd. earned 2 orders totaling $1.1 million. Pacific Air Forces drove 95% of the activity at $83 million across 108 orders; other customer agencies (Navy Installations Command, Army Space and Missile Defense Command, Air Force Air Combat Command, and NSA) collectively placed 5 orders representing less than $4 million. Task orders ranged from under $100 thousand to approximately $5 million, with typical durations of 12–24 months. Peak ordering activity occurred in 2014 (32 orders), with activity declining sharply in 2015 and 2016 as the vehicle approached closure.

Master IDIQ for the execution of a broad range of maintenance, repair and minor construction in Misawa Air Base, 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.