Misawa AB Construction MACC 2016-2025

Pacific Air Forces awarded this Master IDIQ for Misawa Air Base Construction (MACC) on January 13, 2016, with a shared ceiling of $278.5 million. Ordering closed on January 12, 2025, and the vehicle is no longer active. All 114 task orders awarded under the contract have obligated the full $123 million combined potential value, representing 100% execution against task-order ceiling.

Task orders executed across six distinct prime contractors, with Kosaka Komuten Co., Ltd., Kamikita Kensetsu Co., Ltd., and Fujimoto Kensetsu, KK holding the largest combined potential values at $26.7 million, $25.9 million, and $25.2 million respectively. These three firms and Nippo Corporation account for 91 percent of combined potential value. The remaining two primes and any tail activity are minimal. Ordering activity accelerated in the final years: 2020 saw 4 orders; 2024 closed with 15 orders. Task-order values ranged from $81 thousand (Shariki short-term solution, March 2021) to $9.3 million (repair boiler, boiler plant B1337, August 2019) to $8.5 million (repair wastewater treatment system, north MFH, September 2022). Typical delivered orders fell between $700 thousand and $2.3 million.

All 114 task orders carried no set-aside designation. Pacific Air Forces placed 107 orders valued at $114.3 million combined potential value; all other funding agencies—Navy Installations Command, Army Space and Missile Defense Command, and Air Force Headquarters—placed a combined 7 orders at $7.1 million. Work was performed exclusively at Misawa Air Base, Japan and subordinate sites including Shariki, Japan. Task orders covered facilities sustainment, restoration, and modernization across architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and demolition disciplines, including transformer repairs, wastewater and water-line work, electrical infrastructure secondary-line upgrades, road and parking-lot repair, HVAC system work, building demolition, boiler and domestic hot-water repairs, airfield-lighting maintenance, and structural renovation (T-10 hush house, clean/dirty room construction, fighter squadron operations building repair).

Master IDIQ for the execution of a broad range of general construction including design-build capability. Contractors will be expected to accomplish multiple disciplines of construction, such as but not limited to architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, fire protection, electrical, demolition and others for Facilities Sustainment, Restoration & Modernization (FSRM) in Misawa Air Base, Japan and its associated sites.