Acty Co., LTD.

Acty Co., LTD., a for-profit international organization headquartered in Okayama, Japan, delivers construction, renovation, repair, and facilities maintenance services to U.S. Department of Defense installations throughout Japan as a prime contractor, competing without set-aside restrictions on a full-and-open basis across all its federal work.

Acty's federal footprint is dominated by infrastructure and facility sustainment projects at forward-deployed military bases. The company holds a $495 million Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) with the Marine Corps for design-build and design-bid-build work at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni through June 2031; a $99 million design-bid-build MACC with Navy Installations Command for Naval Air Facility Atsugi (awarded September 2025, through September 2033); a $49 million single-award SABER (Simplified Acquisition of Base Engineering Requirements) contract with the Department of Defense Pacific Region for Army installations in Honshu (through September 2029); a $49 million mini-MACC with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for the Kanto Plains Operational Area (through March 2030); and a $4 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with Pacific Air Forces for asbestos surveys, sampling, and abatement services at Yokota Air Base (through February 2029). Recent representative delivery orders include a $26.2 million renovation of the Bilateral Joint Operations Coordination Center at Yokota Air Base (May 2023), a $9.2 million repair of military quarters 984–988 at Camp Zama (August 2023), a $6.36 million water supply line upgrade at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni (August 2023), a $3.76 million Sortie Generation Storage construction project at Naval Air Facility Atsugi (December 2025), and a $3.6 million interior water tank coating project at Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka (June 2025).

Customer concentration is pronounced and geographically focused. Pacific Air Forces accounts for 75 awards with $1.11 billion in combined potential value, followed by the Marine Corps at 44 awards and $779.7 million, Navy Installations Command at 68 awards and $178.2 million, Naval Facilities Engineering Command at 22 awards and $128.5 million, and Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region at 46 awards and $65.5 million. Together, these five agencies represent 91% of award count and 99% of potential value. Acty competes across multiple contract vehicles simultaneously—the FA520920D0015 SABER indefinite delivery contract carries 56 task orders valued at $52.7 million; the FA520922D0018 vehicle accounts for 38 task orders at $4.3 million; the Kanto Plains mini-MACC holds 22 task orders at $11.8 million; and the Honshu/Yokota MACC carries 21 task orders at $27.4 million. All work is performed in Japan, with place of performance spanning Yokota Air Base, Camp Zama, Naval Air Facility Atsugi, Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, and various Army ammunition depots and family housing areas throughout the region.

Activity has grown substantially. The company was registered in SAM.gov since June 2007 and has accumulated 281 total prime and sub awards (280 prime, 1 sub) with combined potential value of $2.29 billion and $132.9 million in obligated dollars. Award volume peaked in 2023 with 61 awards, moderated to 30 in 2024 and 27 in 2025, with only 2 awards recorded year-to-date in 2026. Thirteen awards with combined potential value of $21.8 million carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure primarily in facility renovation, repair, and sustainment categories. The company's work spans commercial and institutional building construction (205 awards), hazardous waste treatment and disposal including asbestos abatement (20 awards), roofing contractors work (14 awards), and maintenance of office and non-building facilities. Acty operates as a single-source provider—the source lists only one subcontract award, a design-construction task under Weston Solutions Inc. for building work at Torii Station, Okinawa (April 2025)—making the company functionally a direct service provider rather than a teaming player in the federal market. The vendor's competitive posture is unrestricted; all work is awarded without set-aside designation, and the full contract portfolio reflects open competition across all customer agencies and vehicles. As of the most recent award on April 15, 2026 (a $37,158.63 delivery order from Navy Installations Command for asbestos removal and conduit pipe installation at Yokosuka), Acty continues to execute small-to-mid-sized task orders across its portfolio while anchoring capability in HVAC repair, roof replacement, structural renovation, electrical and plumbing upgrades, demolition, and facility modernization work at critical U.S. military infrastructure throughout Japan and the Asia-Pacific region.