GIM Corporation

GIM Corporation, a Tokyo-based for-profit company, operates as a prime contractor (100% of awards) providing operation, maintenance, and replacement services for Defense Information Systems Network power plants, uninterruptible power supply systems, station battery systems, and related electrical infrastructure at U.S. military installations in Japan. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurements; all thirteen recent awards carry no set-aside designation.

GIM's customer footprint is heavily concentrated with Pacific Air Forces, which accounts for 8 of 13 awards (92% of award count coverage) and $1.7 million of $2.3 million combined potential value across the recent portfolio. Secondary customers include the Department of the Army Cyber Command ($531 thousand for UPS replacement), the Air Force Materiel Command, the Defense Media Activity, and Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Sea Systems Command. The military installations served span five Japan-based locations: Yokota Air Base, Sasebo Naval Base, Camp Zama, Tokorozawa Transmitter Site, and Owada Communications Station, with primary contracting management oversight at Yokota Air Base.

GIM's work portfolio reflects narrow specialization in power infrastructure maintenance and replacement. Representative recent awards include a $289,651 firm-fixed-price purchase order from Pacific Air Forces issued April 1, 2026, for five-year operation and maintenance of DISN power plants and station battery systems across the five Japan-based sites (with completion through March 31, 2031), a $259,998 September 2024 award from Pacific Air Forces for rectifier, inverter, and power distribution unit replacement in Building 1536 at Sasebo Naval Base, and a $531,278 December 2022 award from Army Cyber Command for UPS system replacement. Smaller task orders include battery replacement and repair work valued at tens of thousands of dollars. Top NAICS categories map to electronic component manufacturing, communication equipment repair and maintenance, and electrical contractor services; top PSC codes center on miscellaneous electric power and distribution equipment and operation of electronic and communications facilities.

Activity volume has remained modest and flat across the snapshot period — three awards each in 2021 and 2022, one in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026. Combined dollars obligated represent 90% of combined potential value, indicating strong execution on awarded work. Only one award carries an ultimate completion date within the next twenty-four months ($24 thousand for RAPCON UPS and station battery operations at Yokota, completing July 2026), limiting near-term recompete exposure. The April 2026 five-year power plants and systems maintenance order extending through March 2031 represents the vendor's largest single award and primary growth anchor through the decade.