Docomo Pacific, Inc.

Docomo Pacific, Inc., a foreign-owned telecommunications company headquartered in Tamuning, Guam, provides cellular service, wireless devices, internet connectivity, cable television, and related communications infrastructure to federal and military agencies across the Pacific region as a prime contractor on a full-and-open basis. The company operates as a parent entity with a subsidiary, Docomo Pacific (Saipan), Inc., and competes across both set-aside and unrestricted procurement vehicles, with 53 percent of recent awards designated for total small business set-asides.

Docomo Pacific's federal footprint centers on wireless telecommunications and broadband services delivered to military installations and civilian agencies in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands. Representative work includes a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Pacific Air Forces valued at $2.5 million for cellular service provision at Andersen Air Force Base in Yigo, Guam (awarded February 2026, running through February 2031); a $250 thousand single-award Navy Blanket Purchase Agreement for cable television and internet services across multiple Navy installations; and a $430 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the Defense Health Agency for cable television and business internet services to Naval Hospital Guam and associated medical facilities in Agana Heights (awarded September 2025, completing September 2030). Docomo Pacific also delivers recurring cellular and roaming voice, SMS, and data services to the Drug Enforcement Administration (65 awards totaling $329 thousand) and the Guam Army National Guard (93 awards totaling $3.2 million).

Customer concentration is heavy on Pacific-based defense customers. The top five funding agencies account for 53 percent of awards by count and 74 percent of combined potential value. Pacific Air Forces leads with 128 awards worth $14.5 million, followed by Naval Facilities Engineering Command with 36 awards worth $7.6 million, Navy Installations Command with 53 awards worth $4.4 million, Guam Army National Guard with 93 awards worth $3.2 million, and US Pacific Fleet Forces with 81 awards worth $2.7 million. The concentration is acute on Air Force task orders; the top three parent vehicles—an Air Force IDC (FA524020D0001) with 62 task orders, the PAF Smart Phone IDIQ with 55 task orders, and Navy IDC N0060408D0008 with 92 task orders—account for substantial recurring demand.

Docomo Pacific holds position on five named parent vehicles totaling over $6 million in potential value. The largest is Navy IDC N0060408D0008, under which 92 task orders valued at $2 million have been issued for wireless devices and services; the Air Force's FA524020D0001 (62 task orders, $1.3 million) for cellular service at Andersen Air Force Base; the PAF Smart Phone IDIQ 2016–2021 (55 task orders, $1.1 million); Navy BPA N4019213A4273 (41 task orders, $546 thousand); and Navy BPA N4019216A4805 (41 task orders, $185 thousand). The company issues delivery orders, BPA calls, and purchase orders against these vehicles to deliver rapid-turnaround wireless, cable, and internet services to multiple defense and civilian contracting offices.

Activity has been steady year-over-year across the past five years, averaging roughly 36 awards per year (2023: 33, 2024: 38, 2025: 34, 2026: 17, 2027: 1 to date). Thirty-nine awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.8 million, representing a modest recompete window for competitors and moderate recompete exposure for the vendor.

Docomo Pacific operates exclusively as a prime contractor; no subcontract awards appear in the federal record. The company's capability portfolio is tightly aligned to its geography and market position as Guam's dominant telecommunications carrier. Primary NAICS concentration sits with Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite), which represents 315 of 800 awards, alongside Cable and Other Subscription Programming (74 awards) and Wired Telecommunications Carriers (62 awards). Pricing across the portfolio is uniformly firm fixed-price, with no cost-plus or time-and-materials posture. Work is performed in Tamuning and subordinate locations throughout Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands (Talo'fo'fo, Yigo, Agana Heights, Santa Rita-Sumai, and Saipan), and the company leverages its existing island-wide infrastructure—cellular networks, fiber optic backbone, cable plant, and managed WiFi systems—to fulfill federal requirements.

Docomo Pacific's set-aside posture spans both categories; roughly half its recent awards carry total small business set-aside designations, while the remainder compete full-and-open. The vendor does not hold 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other federal socioeconomic certifications; its small business classification derives from size standards under NAICS 517112 (Wireless Telecommunications Carriers). As a foreign-owned entity, Docomo Pacific competes in full-and-open and small business set-aside vehicles but does not qualify for disadvantaged-business or minority-owned set-asides.