Itogumi Construction Co.,Ltd.

Itogumi Construction Co., Ltd., a Japan-based construction firm, holds a $990 million indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity multiple award construction contract (MACC) as a prime contractor with Pacific Air Forces and performs design-build and general construction services at U.S. military facilities across Japan under full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurements. The firm operates as a for-profit corporate entity and competes exclusively on unrestricted prime contracts; it holds no subcontract footprint in federal records.

Itogumi's customer base spans three DoD entities. Pacific Air Forces dominates by potential value, accounting for $990.9 million (87% of combined potential value) across three awards, anchored by the 10-year, $990 million MACC awarded January 13, 2025, for construction at Misawa Air Base, Draughon Range, Hachinohe Fuel Port, and Shariki Town. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan represents the second customer, carrying 11 awards totaling $145.5 million in combined potential value spanning work from 2022 through recent task orders. The Navy Installations Command holds one award valued at $31 thousand. All work falls under the Status of Forces Agreement acquisition program supporting U.S. military infrastructure in host nations.

Concrete representative work includes a $15.8 million design-bid-build contract from USACE for an Airfield Damage Repair storage facility at Misawa Air Base (June 30, 2022; scheduled completion March 5, 2025), an $871 thousand delivery order from Pacific Air Forces for Project QKKA 231108, Demo B431 at Misawa (January 15, 2026; completion May 23, 2027), and a $2 thousand post-award conference delivery order (January 13, 2025). Itogumi places work under two Army IDIQs — W912HV09D0017 (4 task orders, $7.6 million combined potential value) and W912HV14D0004 (3 task orders, $9.8 million combined potential value) — and the PACAF MACC. Activity is episodic (two awards in 2025, one in 2026 following gaps in 2023–2024), with only one award ($871 thousand) completing within the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete risk. Combined dollars obligated total $34.3 million against $1.14 billion combined potential value, indicating the MACC ceiling substantially exceeds near-term execution levels.