NAVFAC Kanto Plains Japan Construction 2014-2019

The Department of the Navy Installations Command awarded this Master IDIQ for construction services in the Kanto Plains region of Japan on August 7, 2014, with a shared ceiling of $45 million; ordering closed on August 6, 2019, making this vehicle inactive for nearly seven years.

The vehicle succeeded a predecessor contract covering the same geographic scope and both operated as multiple-award construction platforms (MACC) supporting shore-based and waterfront facilities. Awarded task orders encompassed repair, maintenance, equipment installation, sustainment, restoration and modernization, and demolition—work ranging from HVAC and electrical systems replacement to structural repairs, roof work, asbestos removal, and waterfront infrastructure such as dock leveler installation and mooring-ring repair at Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka and subordinate facilities across the Kanto region.

The portfolio comprised 219 task orders issued between August 2014 and August 2019. Activity peaked in 2017 with 54 orders and declined sharply in the final year: 35 orders in 2015, 51 in 2016, 54 in 2017, 31 in 2018, and 17 in 2019. Combined potential value reached $39.5 million, fully obligated across the life of the vehicle.

Competition concentrated among five primes holding 93 percent of task orders: Nikkai Corporation led with 75 orders worth $14.7 million in potential value, followed by Mitomo Co., LTD. (41 orders, $8.8 million), NPK Co., Ltd. (37 orders, $5 million), Nihon Meccs Co., Ltd. (31 orders, $4.5 million), and Hibiya Engineering, Ltd. (20 orders, $3.5 million). The vehicle employed seven distinct primes total. All 219 task orders were unrestricted; no set-aside designations were used.

Customer concentration remained within Navy organizational commands: the Department of the Navy Installations Command placed 117 orders ($19.7 million), the Naval Facilities Engineering Command placed 55 orders ($12.6 million), the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery placed 17 orders ($2 million), and Naval Sea Systems Command placed 16 orders ($2.6 million). These four entities accounted for 96 percent of all orders. Remaining customers included the Department of Defense Education Activity and other Navy subordinate agencies.

Task orders ranged widely in value, from under $21,000 to $1.76 million; firm fixed-price orders typically ran 75–350 calendar days to completion. Representative mid-range orders included electrical distribution repairs at $217,000–$563,000 and HVAC system replacements at $72,000–$487,000. The largest single order, issued in April 2019, replaced an emergency generator at $1.76 million.

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