NAFAC Japan Environmental Compliance 2013-2016

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded this Master IDIQ on September 17, 2013, to procure environmental compliance labor, supervision, management, tools, materials, equipment, facilities, transportation, and incidental engineering at U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Army, and Air Force bases and facilities throughout Japan. The ordering period closed on September 16, 2016—nearly a decade ago—making this vehicle inactive for new task orders.

The vehicle established a $6 million shared ceiling across three prime contractors. Sixty-nine task orders were awarded between September 2013 and September 2017, with ordering activity concentrated in 2014 (22 orders) and 2016 (26 orders). The most recent award occurred in September 2017, well after the ordering deadline, likely representing final administrative closeout. Combined obligated value reached $5.8 million, exhausting 100 percent of the combined potential value across all task orders.

Environmental Science Corporation led in both order count and potential value, holding 32 orders worth $2.4 million. Hies-Pasco JV followed with 18 orders totaling $2.1 million, and Fareast Service Company held 19 orders valued at $1.3 million. All three primes competed without set-aside designation; all 69 orders were unrestricted awards. The customer base concentrated heavily within the Marine Corps (24 orders, $2.1 million) and various Navy entities—Naval Installations Command (20 orders, $1.7 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (17 orders, $1.4 million), and subordinate commands.

Task-order values ranged widely, from small compliance studies and surveys under $50,000 to larger integrated resource management plans exceeding $300,000. Representative awards included $344.6 thousand for cultural resources field verification in Okinawa, $278.2 thousand for Kanna Watershed survey work, and $234.5 thousand for integrated environmental site assessments at Yokosuka and Okinawa facilities. Work performed across all major U.S. military installations in Japan—Okinawa (MCB Camp Butler, Camp Kinser, White Beach), Yokosuka, Sasebo, Iwakuni, Atsugi, Kadena, and Torii Station—with scope spanning flora and fauna surveys, invasive species control, hazardous waste inventories, storm water compliance plans, archaeological investigations, and natural resource management planning.

Master IDIQ for providing all labor, supervision, management, tools, materials, equipment, facilities, transportation, incidental engineering, and other items necessary for various environmental compliance services (outlined in the documentation of the associated contract) at U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Army and Air Force bases and facilities throughout Japan.