Hyup Jin Communication Co., LTD.

Hyup Jin Communication Co., LTD. is a for-profit South Korean company registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since January 18, 2011, with registration valid through August 9, 2025. The company specializes in providing telecommunications infrastructure support services to U.S. military installations in South Korea, with a primary focus on designing, installing, maintaining, and upgrading communications networks and infrastructure. While specific details about the company's broader commercial operations are not provided, its federal contract history demonstrates a robust capability in delivering complex telecommunications services to U.S. military organizations.

The company has consistently secured federal contract awards from various U.S. Army agencies, including the Army Cyber Command, Medical Command, and Army Pacific Command. Its contract work primarily involves fiber optic cable installation, network upgrades, and telecommunications infrastructure maintenance across multiple U.S. military bases in South Korea, such as Camp Carroll, Camp Ames, Camp Henry, Camp Walker, and Camp Humphreys. These contracts have ranged in value from $6,500.65 to $75,935.46 and have included specific tasks like installing and replacing fiber optic cables, upgrading data and voice network services, and performing infrastructure support for various military facilities. None of the contracts have utilized any set-aside designations, indicating that Hyup Jin Communication Co., LTD. competes for awards on an open, competitive basis.

Hyup Jin Communication Co., LTD. holds a significant multiple award indefinite delivery contract (IDC) with the U.S. Army Cyber Command, valued at $7,659,869.90 and running through September 2028. This contract allows the Army Cyber Command to competitively issue firm-fixed price task orders for telecommunications infrastructure support services across U.S. Forces Korea (USFK). The IDC covers a wide range of services, including fiber optic cable installation, data and voice network upgrades, duct system installations, and other telecommunications infrastructure services supporting the 1st Signal Brigade and other U.S. forces stationed in South Korea. Under this IDC, the company has already received multiple task orders, such as a $28,030.73 order for the United States Army Medical Materials Center at Camp Carroll, demonstrating the contract's flexibility and the company's ongoing role in supporting U.S. military communications infrastructure in the region.