A Joint Stock Corporation Jung Won Tour

A Joint Stock Corporation Jung Won Tour, a South Korean for-profit transportation company based in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi-do, provides commercial bus and shuttle transportation services exclusively to the U.S. Army Pacific Command as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) with no subcontractor footprint. The vendor competes in full and open competition with no set-aside designations across all federal awards.

Jung Won Tour's federal customer base is entirely concentrated with the Department of the Army Pacific Command, which accounts for 42 of 44 recent awards (96% of combined potential value at $60.4 million), with two additional awards distributed across the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region and the Army Materiel Command's 411th Combat Service Support Battalion. The vendor holds three active indefinite delivery vehicles with USARPAC: a $5.2 million single-award BPA through October 2029, a $13.8 million single-award BPA (with Korean Won modifications raising the ceiling) through December 2028, and a $26.5 million single-award indefinite delivery contract for CP Casey Terminal-Hovey-Casey Terminal services through December 2026. These three IDVs collectively carry approximately $45.5 million in ceiling value and anchor the vendor's federal footprint under the Department of Defense's Other Environmental Programs acquisition program.

Recent capability work consists entirely of fare-free mass transit shuttle bus operations, personnel movement services, and equipment transport on the Korean peninsula, with particular focus on the CP Casey Terminal-Hovey-Casey Terminal route connecting multiple U.S. military installations. Representative awards include a $6.3 million delivery order from the Army Pacific Command (January–December 2026) for FFMT shuttle bus services, a $5.8 million delivery order (January–December 2024) for the same route, and a $2.6 million delivery order (May–December 2023) also under the Casey Terminal IDC. Task orders under the two BPA vehicles range from $722 to $78,531 per call, issued monthly throughout 2024 and 2025 as firm fixed-price engagements with two-hour mechanical breakdown response requirements.

Activity has grown year over year from two awards in 2023 to 15 in 2024 and 23 in 2025, driven by monthly BPA call orders and annual delivery order renewals. One award ($6.3 million) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting a single recompete event. The vendor's category concentration spans All Other Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation (31 awards) and Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit Systems (13 awards), with PSC codes predominantly in Motor Charter transportation (31 awards) and Motor Passenger services (12 awards). Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $19.5 million (29% of $66.2 million combined potential value), reflecting the forward-looking ceiling structure of the IDV vehicles.