Fuji Construction Co.,Ltd.

Fuji Construction Co., Ltd., a Japanese architecture and construction firm based in Ginowan-shi, Okinawa, operates as a prime contractor delivering design-build construction, facility maintenance, grounds landscaping, and repair services to U.S. Department of Defense installations across the Pacific region, competing full-and-open with no small business set-aside posture. The company has maintained a SAM.gov registration since November 2004 and holds no subcontract presence in the source data.

Fuji Construction's customer base is geographically concentrated in the Pacific theater. The top five funding agencies account for 100% of combined potential value. The Department of the Air Force's Pacific Air Forces command leads by dollar value (91 awards, $3.13 billion combined potential value), while the United States Marine Corps leads by award count (165 awards, $1.05 billion combined potential value). The Department of the Navy Installations Command (36 awards, $126.9 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (14 awards, $7 million), and the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (14 awards, $6.6 million) comprise the remaining active customer set. Work is performed entirely in Japan, primarily at Marine Corps bases in Okinawa including Camp Smedley D. Butler, Camp Schwab, Camp Foster, MCAS Futenma, and Kadena Air Base.

Fuji Construction's capability portfolio centers on grounds maintenance and landscaping (145 Housekeeping PSC awards), facilities operations support (43 awards), and design-build construction projects across demolition, renovation, and infrastructure repair. Representative prime work includes a $8.68 million roofing replacement, hazardous material abatement, and waterproofing delivery order at Kadena Air Base under the Kadena Multiple Award Construction Contract (awarded October 31, 2024); a $8.18 million design-build air conditioning system replacement at Camp Schwab under the same vehicle (awarded November 4, 2022); and a $4.86 million underground storage tank replacement project at Camp Foster (awarded November 25, 2022). Recurring grounds maintenance work includes a $2.37 million delivery order for Southern Camps grounds maintenance at MCB Camp Butler (awarded December 29, 2025, exercising the first option period) and a $2.09 million Northern Camps grounds maintenance order at the same location (awarded December 29, 2025), both under single-award IDIQs running through December 2032. Smaller one-time vegetation cutting and debris removal orders, typically valued between $2,700 and $190,000, constitute a substantial portion of task order volume.

The vendor holds five primary parent vehicles anchoring task order placement. The largest vehicles by order count are the Indefinite Delivery Contract N4008409D2011 (46 task orders, $32.3 million combined potential value) and N4008409D2004 (39 task orders, $27.8 million combined potential value). The Kadena Multiple Award Construction Contract (FA527009D0003, 29 task orders, $16 million) supports design-build and construction work at Pacific Air Forces installations. Two recently awarded single-award IDIQs for grounds maintenance at MCB Camp Butler (N40084-25-D-2001 and N40084-25-D-2000, ceiling values of $23.17 million and $20.65 million respectively, both running through December 2032) represent Fuji Construction's newest vehicle positions, issued December 2024. The vendor also holds a $995 million Multiple Award Construction Contract (Okinawa MACC 2025-2028) awarded September 3, 2025 by Pacific Air Forces for design-build and design-bid-build construction services throughout Japan.

Activity volume declined sharply in recent years. Awards reached a high of 18 in 2023 but dropped to 15 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 1 award year-to-date in 2026 (as of January 23, 2026). Only five awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $23.4 million, presenting minimal near-term recompete exposure. Combined potential value across all 343 awards totals $4.32 billion, though combined obligated dollars stand at only $250.7 million (6% of ceiling), indicating substantial unexercised ceiling headroom across the vendor's vehicle portfolio. The source data spans awards from October 2004 through January 2026, with the majority of recent task order activity concentrated among smaller grounds maintenance and one-time facility work orders.