NAVFAC Fleet Sasebo Japan Construction 2014-2019

Department of the Navy Installations Command awarded this Master IDIQ for construction services at U.S. Fleet Activities Sasebo, Japan on July 3, 2014, with ordering authority through July 2, 2019—the vehicle is now closed to new task orders and has been inactive for over seven years. The shared ceiling of $9.5 million was exceeded; the combined potential value across all 92 task orders reached $12.6 million, which is fully obligated.

Work contracted spans architectural, mechanical, electrical, and civil services including facility repair, construction, maintenance, equipment installation, sustainment, restoration and modernization, new construction, and demolition. Representative awarded tasks include dry dock concrete repairs, HVAC system replacements, lighting system repairs, roofing work, transformer station repairs, seawall repairs, and minor facility renovations across multiple shore facilities and housing areas in the Sasebo region.

Ordering activity peaked in 2016 with 37 task orders, then declined sharply: 2017 saw 10 orders, 2018 saw 14, and 2019 saw only 1. Most task orders were small firm-fixed-price awards, typically ranging from roughly $10,000 to $500,000 in value; the largest single award was a dry dock repair to Suya Corporation for $3.8 million. All 92 orders carried no set-aside designation.

Competition concentrated among a handful of primes. Suya Corporation dominated by value, holding $5.9 million (47%) of combined potential value across 17 orders. Dan Engineering, Y.k. and F.e. Cleansvendornametrait.phpco., LTD. each held $2.6 million and together captured 57 awards. Hibiya Meccs JV and two smaller vendors (Johnson Controls, K.K. and American Engineering Corporation) rounded out the field with minimal value.

Navy Installations Command issued 58 orders worth $9.9 million (78% of total); Naval Facilities Engineering Command placed 27 orders for $2.2 million. A small number of orders funded other Navy commands and the Department of Defense Education Activity. All work performed at shore-based and waterfront facilities within the Sasebo fleet activity complex, including ammunition supply points, housing areas, and dry dock zones in Japan.

Master IDIQ for construction services including: architectural, mechanical, electrical, and civil works for projects in support of shore-based and waterfront facility investment such as facility and built-in equipment repair, construction, maintenance, equipment installation, sustainment, restoration / modernization, new footprint and demolition. Facilities projects include work classified as repair, construction, maintenance, equipment installation, sustainment, restoration / modernization and demolition.