K.i. Kogyo LTD.

K.i. Kogyo LTD., a for-profit international organization headquartered in Sasebo, Japan, delivers environmental compliance, waste management, and logistical support services exclusively to the Department of the Navy across the Pacific region as a prime contractor on a full-and-open (unrestricted) basis. The vendor operates from a single location in Japan and competes without SBA set-aside designations across all federal work. Work is performed entirely in Japan, supporting U.S. Navy installations, shipyards, and fleet operations throughout the region.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on oil waste water (OWW) treatment, collection, and disposal; portable sanitation and temporary head facilities; per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) sampling and wastewater testing; chemical, hazardous, and toxic waste disposal; barge transportation and vacuum truck services; water taxi operations; rigging and scaffolding support; and infrastructure maintenance. Representative work includes a $657,191 delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) for OWW barge service spanning April through September 2022; an $800,948 delivery order from Naval Facilities Engineering Command for chemical, hazardous, and toxic waste disposal; a $1.53 million purchase order from U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces for water taxi services (morning run) in Sasebo through September 2028; a $195,074 delivery order from NAVSEA for OWW barge service; and numerous smaller standing orders for vacuum truck services, PFAS sampling, and temporary head/toilet provisioning and maintenance.

Customer concentration is entirely within the Department of the Navy, with 94% of awards distributed across five Navy commands: NAVSEA leads by volume with 93 awards ($6.6 million combined potential value), followed by Military Sealift Command (72 awards, $443 thousand), U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (17 awards, $2.1 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (15 awards, $3.9 million), and Navy Installations Command (7 awards, $7.8 million combined potential value). Notably, Navy Installations Command anchors the largest dollar share despite fewest award count—a concentration signal that larger, longer-term IDV work routes through that command. No other federal agencies appear in the portfolio.

The vendor holds four active Navy indefinite delivery vehicles: a $422,992 single-award IDV with NAVSEA for OWW service and OWW barge service (award date November 9, 2023, completion November 30, 2024) with 60 documented delivery orders; a $684,129 single-award IDV with Navy Installations Command for PFAS sampling and testing (award date November 21, 2022, completion November 30, 2023) with documented delivery orders; a $3.008 million single-award IDV with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for chemical, hazardous, and toxic waste disposal (award date October 9, 2021, completion March 31, 2022); and a $1 million multiple-award vehicle with Navy Installations Command. The top three vehicles carry 150 combined task orders valued at approximately $5.6 million—the core engine of recurring work. All vehicles are full-and-open (non-set-aside), firm-fixed-price vehicles with delivery orders ranging from under $100 to over $657,000.

Award trajectory shows steady activity: 35 awards in 2022, 50 in 2023, 36 in 2024, and 34 in 2025, with minimal activity in early 2026 (three awards as of the snapshot date). The portfolio reflects a operational, high-velocity delivery-order model rather than episodic prime contracts. Only six awards with combined potential value of $121 thousand reach ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating limited near-term recompete exposure—most IDVs are anchored beyond 2024. The vendor operates 100% as a prime; no subcontract activity appears in the source.

The vendor's NAICS concentration skews environmental: Sewage Treatment Facilities (106 awards), Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal (47 awards), Septic Tank and Related Services (25 awards), and Inland Water Passenger Transportation (8 awards). PSC coding aligns: Quality Control–Water Purification and Sewage Treatment Equipment (106 awards), Environmental Systems Protection (47 awards), and Lease or Rental of Equipment–Toiletries (27 awards). This category focus reflects K.i. Kogyo's narrow, Japan-based service footprint serving a single customer ecosystem (Navy operations in the Pacific).

Combined potential value across all 216 awards is $21 million, with $9.1 million obligated to date (43% draw-down). This vendor is a specialized, geographically locked provider with minimal diversification but deep, enduring relationships with multiple Navy commands at a single overseas hub. Competitive entry is likely constrained by operational presence requirement in Japan and Navy facility clearances.