Fujiueki Corporation

Fujiueki Corporation, a Tokyo-based for-profit corporation, delivers gardening and landscape maintenance services to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor on a full-and-open basis, with all five awards to date concentrated in support of U.S. Embassy Tokyo operations in Japan. The vendor holds no subcontract work in the federal portfolio and competes exclusively as a prime.

Fujiueki's entire federal footprint centers on the Department of State's Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, which accounts for all five awards totaling $4.6 million in combined potential value. The vendor's capability scope is narrow and specialized: grounds maintenance, lawn care, tree removal, and horticultural services across the Embassy's physical plant. Work is performed in-country at four government properties at the Embassy Chancery, Chief of Mission Residence, Deputy Chief of Mission Residence, and Mitsui Housing Compound, spanning approximately 26,000 square meters. Services include routine lawn maintenance at 4–6 centimeter height, weeding, pruning, seasonal flower bed replacement (three times annually), bi-annual pond maintenance, bamboo fence maintenance, monthly power-washing, mosquito spraying at the CMR (20 times annually) and DCMR (10 times annually), and specialty court and playground cleaning. All work is priced on a firm fixed-price basis with no adjustment for cost escalation, currency exchange, or performance challenges.

Recent activity consists of a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded September 16, 2026, with a ceiling of $1.917 million and ultimate completion on September 15, 2031, spanning five 12-month ordering periods. The BPA ceiling permits individual task orders not to exceed $700,000. The vendor received three awards in 2026 — the master BPA itself plus one BPA call issued immediately under that agreement ($370,721 ceiling) and two discrete purchase orders for garden planting ($84,870) and large tree removal ($19,576) — all from the same contracting office. One award ($371 thousand, the first BPA call) completes in the next twenty-four months and faces recompete. Combined dollars obligated across the portfolio stand at $2.3 million, representing 50% of combined potential value, indicating partial consumption of available funding headroom on the BPA. The vendor must maintain a Project Manager with a bachelor's degree in landscaping, agriculture, or forestry plus ten years' experience and English Language Proficiency Level 2, and assign two Lead Gardeners with minimum six years' experience.