Aim Engineering, K. K.

Aim Engineering, K. K., a Japan-based international for-profit organization headquartered in Yamaguchi, delivers facilities construction, repair, maintenance, and infrastructure services to the U.S. Marine Corps as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) competing on a full-and-open basis without socioeconomic set-asides. The firm has held active federal contractor status since May 2006 and operates exclusively in Japan, with all performance at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni and subordinate facilities.

Aim Engineering's federal footprint is concentrated in facilities infrastructure work at MCAS Iwakuni. The top NAICS categories are Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (78 awards) and Other General Government Support (21 awards); PSC work clusters around repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings, utilities, and facilities operations support. Recent representative delivery orders include a $2.39 million installation of aircraft exhaust systems in Hangar 6010 (Air Force, March 2026), a $583,124 hangar bay modification at Building 5500 (Marine Corps, June 2025), a $1.52 million replacement of underground steam double pipe near Buildings 100 and 1333 (Marine Corps, August 2024), a $2.41 million installation of canopies at Building 6010 (Air Force, September 2024), and a $2.05 million installation of covered walkways at Iwakuni Elementary and Middle Schools (DOD Education Activity, August 2024). The $363,464 repair of steam pipe SP6-12-4 to Building 1430 (Marine Corps, June 2026, scheduled for completion December 2027) is Aim Engineering's most recent award. Combined potential value across all 132 awards totals $864.7 million; obligated dollars to date represent $38.8 million, or 4% of potential value, reflecting the recurring-work character and minimum-guarantee structure of the firm's parent IDIQs.

Customer concentration is extreme: the United States Marine Corps accounts for 117 awards (88% of the total) and $854.8 million in combined potential value (99% of dollars). The Department of the Air Force, DOD Education Activity, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and Navy Installations Command collectively represent the remaining 2 percent of value. Aim Engineering holds three active prime IDIQs with the Marine Corps—a $495 million multiple-award MACC for design-build and design-bid-build projects (effective through June 2031), a $250 million multiple-award Mini-MACC for small-scale projects (effective through August 2029), and a $9.12 million single-award IDIQ for indoor small arms range cleaning and ventilation system maintenance services (effective through March 2030). The two construction MACCs anchor the firm's revenue stream; 70 task orders under these vehicles carry $22.3 million in combined potential value. Aim Engineering sits on Indefinite Delivery Contract N4008419D0067 (32 task orders, $9.7 million), the Mini-MACC 2014–2019 vehicle (27 task orders, $3 million), and the Mini-MACC 2011–2014 vehicle (20 task orders, $1.2 million). Only one subcontract award appears in the source—a $326 thousand sub to PAE Government Services for base operations and support recurring work (September 2024).

Activity shows volatility in recent years: 10 awards in 2022, 7 in 2023, 14 in 2024, 5 in 2025, and 4 in the first two quarters of 2026. Five awards carrying combined potential value of $3.3 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. The firm's federal contracting exposure is geographically and customer-concentrated at a single overseas military installation; diversification beyond MCAS Iwakuni is negligible, and the Marine Corps relationship constitutes the entirety of the revenue model.