NAVFAC Camp Schwab Japan Construction 2014-2019

The United States Marine Corps awarded a Master IDIQ on September 3, 2014, for all labor, management, supervision, tools, materials, equipment, engineering, design, and transportation necessary to perform repair and construction work at military installations in Okinawa, Japan; ordering closed on September 2, 2019, and the vehicle is no longer active.

The vehicle is fully expired with no remaining ordering authority. The combined potential value across 49 task orders is $96 million, of which $95.9 million (100%) has been obligated. The ordering period spanned five years, with front-loaded activity in 2015–2016 (17 and 14 orders respectively) declining sharply thereafter (3 orders in 2017, 1 in 2018, and 7 in 2019). The most recent task-order award was August 28, 2019.

Awarded task orders reflect a mix of design-build and design-bid-build delivery methods for facility repairs and upgrades across multiple camps. Representative work includes repair of barracks (BEQ and BOQ buildings), replacement of HVAC systems, electrical and utility infrastructure upgrades, seawall and pier repairs, boiler and chiller replacements, and structural improvements at facilities including Camp Schwab, Camp Hansen, Camp Foster, Camp Kinser, Camp Courtney, Camp Shields, White Beach, MCAS Futenma, and the Jungle Warfare Training Center. Task-order values ranged from approximately $25,000 (minimum guarantees) to $13.8 million, with typical orders in the range of $500,000 to $5 million.

Nippo Corporation and American Engineering Corporation dominate the prime contractor base. Nippo holds 6 orders valued at $39.5 million; American Engineering holds 23 orders valued at $30.2 million. These two firms account for roughly 76% of combined potential value. Fuji Construction Co., Ltd., Sankyo Denki Ohna Denken JV, and Toa-Oshiro JV round out the five prime contractors, collectively holding the remaining work. All 49 task orders carry no set-aside designation.

The United States Marine Corps placed 34 orders valued at $64.6 million (roughly 67% of vehicle activity), with the remainder distributed among the Department of the Navy Installations Command (11 orders, $21 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (3 orders, $3.9 million), and the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (1 order, $6.5 million). All performance occurred in Okinawa, Japan, across multiple Navy and Marine Corps installations.

The Government has awarded a Master IDIQ for providing all labor, management, supervision, tools, materials, equipment, engineering and design, and transportation necessary to perform repair work in Bldg. 3315 in Camp Schwab, Okinawa, Japan.