Eijv LLP

Eijv LLP, a Chicago-based foreign-owned for-profit partnership, provides architectural and engineering services exclusively to the Department of Defense at U.S. military installations throughout Japan as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations. The firm holds a portfolio of 42 prime delivery orders and indefinite-delivery contracts valued at $657.8 million combined potential value, with $23.3 million obligated to date (4% realization rate).

Eijv LLP's capability footprint centers on Title I, II, and III architectural and engineering design services for military facility repair, modernization, and construction planning at overseas installations. Recent representative work includes a $2.49 million firm-fixed-price delivery order from Pacific Air Forces (ENDIST Japan) awarded January 30, 2026, for architectural and engineering services on the Replace Munitions Structures Phase 2 project at Kadena Air Base, Japan, with completion due November 16, 2026; a $1.42 million delivery order from ENDIST Japan awarded May 14, 2025, for design refresh of unaccompanied personnel housing buildings 581 and 760 at Camp Zama, due September 30, 2027; and a $2.48 million delivery order from the Army Corps of Engineers Japan District awarded July 14, 2022, for repair of Courtney Tower 4511 at Kadena Air Base, with completion scheduled February 27, 2027. Work includes structural studies, electrical system repairs and upgrades, HVAC system design-for-repair, military family housing modernization, fuel distribution infrastructure studies, and construction phase oversight supporting the Status of Forces Agreement acquisition program.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan accounts for 22 awards ($520 million potential value) and 79% of the portfolio by dollars, while the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces holds 18 awards ($134.4 million potential value) and the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region 2 awards ($3.4 million potential value). Both rankings align—Army Corps of Engineers dominates volume and dollars—and all work is performed exclusively in Japan at installations including Kadena Air Base, Yokota Air Base, Camp Zama, and Misawa Air Base.

Eijv LLP holds five named parent indefinite-delivery vehicles. The largest is a $249 million Indefinite Delivery Contract with ENDIST Japan awarded October 15, 2024, running through October 14, 2031, for architect-engineer services supporting military engineering planning, design, and construction across multiple Japan locations under Status of Forces Agreement funding; a $99 million IDC with Pacific Air Forces awarded May 26, 2022, extending through May 25, 2027, for architect-engineering, inspection, and facility maintenance services; a $9.9 million Pacific Air Forces multiple-award contract awarded March 15, 2023, through March 14, 2030, supporting the 18th Civil Engineering Group at Kadena Air Base and Army Garrison Okinawa; and legacy vehicles including the Yokota Air Base Architect Engineering 2016-2021 and Army A-E Services in Japan 2016-2021 contracts, each generating eight task orders.

Activity has declined significantly—eight awards in 2022 declining to one in 2026—and recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is concentrated: five delivery orders (combined potential value $7.8 million) face ultimate completion within that window, representing modest near-term recompete risk at contract dollar magnitude. The firm operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% prime, 0% subcontract); no sub-award history is present in the source data. Eijv LLP's specialization is geographically and functionally narrow—military facility A-E services in Japan only—with no demonstrated capability or customer base outside the Pacific region or outside the military infrastructure domain.