NAVFAC Kanto Plains Japan Construction 2010-2015

The NAVFAC Kanto Plains Japan Construction 2010-2015 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a comprehensive construction and facility maintenance vehicle for U.S. Navy shore facilities in Japan. Awarded on March 1, 2010, with a shared ceiling of $45 million, the contract covers a wide range of repair, alteration, construction, and demolition services. The scope encompasses critical infrastructure work including office renovations, building demolitions, equipment repairs, mechanical and electrical system upgrades, piping replacements, roofing, painting, site work, and specialized environmental remediation tasks such as lead-based paint and asbestos material removal.

The task orders under this contract consistently demonstrate a focus on infrastructure maintenance and improvement across multiple Navy facilities in the Kanto Plains region, particularly in Yokosuka and surrounding areas. Most task orders are firm-fixed price delivery orders ranging from approximately $16,000 to $434,000, with typical completion times between 3-9 months. Frequent project types include HVAC system replacements, electrical upgrades, structural repairs, facility renovations, utility infrastructure improvements, and specialized construction work. No specific set-aside designations were used for these task orders, indicating open competition. The projects primarily serve U.S. Navy facilities, with performance locations concentrated in Japan, specifically at naval bases in Yokosuka, Negishi, Tsurumi, and Azuma. The contract demonstrates a strategic approach to maintaining and upgrading U.S. military infrastructure through a flexible, task-order-based contracting mechanism.