NAVFAC Kanto Plains Japan Design Build 2015-2020

The Department of the Navy Installations Command awarded a Master IDIQ on July 8, 2015, for repair, alteration, construction, and demolition work at naval shore facilities in Japan, with the last date to order September 29, 2020—ordering closed nearly six years ago. The vehicle is no longer active.

The vehicle succeeded the NAVFAC Kanto Plains Japan Construction 2010-2015 IDIQ. Over its five-year ordering period, 199 task orders were awarded against a $45 million shared ceiling; the portfolio ultimately obligated $208.8 million in combined potential value, with virtually all dollars obligated by June 2020. Award velocity declined sharply: the vehicle averaged 35 orders per year in 2016–2017 but fell to just 9 orders in 2020.

Awarded work spans standard Navy facilities maintenance: building renovation and demolition, HVAC and mechanical systems repair and replacement, electrical work, roofing, painting, piping and steam-line work, fire suppression systems, LED lighting retrofits, elevator replacement, seawall and dock repair, and asbestos and lead abatement. Recent large orders included a $9.8 million smart-grid installation at Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka (awarded June 2020) and an $11.6 million air-terminal repair at Naval Air Facility Atsugi (June 2019).

Five firms captured 82% of awarded task orders: Nihon Meccs Co., Ltd. (46 orders), Kanagawa Nabco Pty. LTD. (38 orders), Mirait.one–Acty JV (35 orders), Nippo Corporation (24 orders), and Mitomo Co., Ltd. (20 orders). By potential value, Mirait.one–Acty JV led with $57.9 million, followed by Nihon Meccs ($42.9 million) and Nippo ($36.1 million). Three of the top five primes by value (Mirait.one–Acty, Nippo, and Kanagawa Nabco) are local Japanese firms or joint ventures, reflecting the geographic scope of the work.

The Department of the Navy Installations Command placed 128 orders representing $140.4 million—67% of all orders and funding. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command followed with 51 orders ($55.2 million). All 199 task orders carried no set-aside designation; competition was unrestricted. Task orders typically ran $1 million to $5 million and ranged from 90 to 390 calendar days. All work performed in Japan: Naval Air Facility Atsugi, Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Naval Auxiliary Landing Field Ikego, and Camp Fuji.

Master IDIQ for providing all labor, management, supervision, tools, materials, equipment, engineering, and transportation 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.