NAVFAC Kanto Plains Japan Construction 2010-2015

The Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command established this Master IDIQ on March 1, 2010, to provide labor, management, supervision, materials, equipment, and incidental engineering for repairs, alterations, construction, and demolition work at shore facilities in the Kanto Plains region of Japan. Ordering closed on February 28, 2015, and the vehicle is no longer active. Two successor vehicles were established: NAVFAC Kanto Plains Japan Construction 2014-2019 (awarded August 7, 2014) and NAVFAC Kanto Plains Japan Design Build 2015-2020 (awarded July 8, 2015).

The vehicle executed 412 task orders from March 2010 through May 2014, with a combined potential value of $43.2 million. Nearly all potential value has been obligated ($43.1 million, representing 100% utilization). Ordering activity peaked in 2011 with 160 orders, then declined sharply to 19 orders in 2014 as the vehicle approached its February 2015 termination date. All 412 task orders were issued without set-aside designations.

Work contracted under the vehicle spans facility maintenance, repair, and renovation across military installations in Japan. Representative task orders cover HVAC system replacement, roof repairs, electrical and plumbing upgrades, building demolition, structural improvements including cliff stabilization, equipment replacement, asphalt paving, and interior/exterior painting and refurbishment. Orders typically ranged from tens of thousands to several hundred thousand dollars; notable larger orders include replacement of a fuel dispenser system ($432.6 thousand), improvements to underground telecom conduits ($369.6 thousand), cliff stabilization at Azuma ($434.4 thousand), and repair of boiler stack insulation ($338.1 thousand).

Five prime contractors shared the workload: Hibiya Engineering, Ltd. (98 orders, $12.8 million), Nikkai Corporation (97 orders, $8.7 million), Meccs-Urayasu Joint Venture (90 orders, $7.8 million), NPK Co., Ltd. (67 orders, $7.6 million), and Mitomo Co., LTD. (60 orders, $6.2 million). The customer base was concentrated in Navy activities across Japan; Department of the Navy Installations Command accounted for 218 orders representing $22.2 million of combined potential value, with Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and Naval Supply Systems Command placing most remaining orders.

Master IDIQ for providing all labor, management, supervision, tools, materials, equipment, incidental engineering, and transportation, except otherwise specified herein, necessary to perform various repairs, alteration, construction and demolition work to shore facilities. Work under this vehicle includes, but is not limited to, office renovation, building demolition, built-in equipment repair/replacement, piping repair/replacement, pipe lagging, electrical work, mechanical work, road pavement, fencing, roofing, painting, site work, removal and disposal of lead based paint and asbestos containing material, welding and masonry.