Insynergy Engineering Inc.

Insynergy Engineering Inc., a Hawaii-based small business Subchapter S corporation, delivers architect-engineer, facility assessment, and infrastructure engineering services to Department of Defense installations across the Pacific region, predominantly under full-and-open competition as a prime contractor on 94% of recent awards with no characteristic set-aside posture.

Insynergy competes across multiple indefinite-delivery vehicles with the Army Corps of Engineers, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and Pacific Air Forces, operating from a base of 375 total awards worth $747.7 million in combined potential value. The vendor's capability portfolio concentrates on military facility engineering — utility systems assessment (potable water, wastewater, steam, compressed air), electrical infrastructure (arc flash studies, short-circuit analysis, protective device coordination, fire alarm and fire protection system design and repair), mechanical systems, HVAC maintenance, and architect-engineer design services for military construction and infrastructure projects. Representative prime work includes a $3.57 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command delivery order for wastewater collection system assessment at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (awarded September 2023), a $2.2 million Marine Corps delivery order for steam and electric systems utility assessment at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan (awarded December 2022), and a $1.75 million Army Corps of Engineers delivery order for architect-engineer services developing a basic criteria package for utility upgrades at Camp Hansen, Okinawa (awarded September 2023).

Customer concentration anchors heavily to Pacific-region military facilities. The top five customers by potential value account for 98% of combined potential value, led by the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan at $516.9 million across 19 awards, Pacific Air Forces at $100.1 million across 7 awards, Naval Facilities Engineering Command at $84.8 million across 106 awards, Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Honolulu at $22.1 million across 12 awards, and Navy Installations Command at $6.9 million across 24 awards. The Navy's operational spread across facility-level and installation-command-level awards reflects task-order issuance against multiple NAVFAC contract vehicles; by dollar value, the Army Corps of Engineers Japan District dominates through its architect-engineer IDIQ work.

Insynergy holds three named parent IDIQs as prime. The largest is a $249 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with Army Corps of Engineers Japan District for architect-engineer services supporting military engineering planning, design, and construction at various locations in Japan, awarded October 2024 with a completion date of October 2031; two task orders totaling approximately $647 thousand have been issued to date. Insynergy also holds a $99 million multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract with Pacific Air Forces for architect-engineering services at Yokota Air Base, Japan, awarded May 2022 (completion May 2027), with four delivery orders issued, and a $9.9 million multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract set aside for total small business with Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Honolulu for mechanical and fuel-related architect-engineer services, awarded December 2022 (completion December 2027), with two task orders issued. Beyond these three named vehicles, Insynergy places task orders under five additional Naval Facilities Engineering Command indefinite-delivery contracts (N6247813D5018, N6274202D0007, N6274214D0101, N6274220D0101, N6274201D0017), which collectively carry 112 task orders worth $30.7 million in combined potential value.

Activity has remained stable at 12–15 awards per year over the past five years; 11 awards totaling $10.5 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore represent recompete exposure. Insynergy's subcontractor footprint shows work delivered to AECOM Technical Services as the prime on architect-engineer and fire protection engineering projects (six sub-awards between 2022 and 2026), Reid Middleton on U.S. Coast Guard fuel farm modernization and lighthouse design work in Hawaii, Caddell-Nan A Joint Venture on military construction projects at Guam and Andersen Air Force Base, and HDR Engineering, Dawson Technical, and J & J Maintenance on facility repair and commissioning work. The vendor maintains a named subsidiary, Insynergy & Robert JV LLC, structured as a limited liability company for joint-venture collaboration on select projects. Insynergy's award history shows zero obligated dollars relative to $75 million of combined potential value as of the source date, indicating most work remains on delivery-order vehicles awaiting task-order execution rather than on active performance.

Mechanical, electrical, and fire protection engineering system design for government, commercial, healthcare, educational and industrial facilities including energy savings studies and masterplanning.