Kikkawa Co., LTD.

Kikkawa Co., LTD., a Japan-based for-profit corporation, operates as a prime contractor (77% of recent awards) and subcontractor providing facility maintenance, construction, demolition, infrastructure repair, and specialized environmental services to U.S. Department of Defense installations throughout Japan, competing full-and-open with no set-aside utilization. The company is registered in SAM as a foreign-owned entity and has held federal contracts since at least 2012, positioning itself as an established local service provider for DoD operations in the Pacific theater.

Kikkawa's customer concentration is heavily weighted to forward-deployed military infrastructure. The Marine Corps dominates both volume and dollars—five awards representing $251.6 million in combined potential value—followed by the Department of the Navy Installations Command with five awards totaling $35.7 million. Together, these two naval services account for 73% of recent awards. Secondary customers include the Army Corps of Engineers Japan District, Pacific Air Forces, and Naval Supply Systems Command. The two rankings align tightly; the Marine Corps leads in both count and value through two major indefinite delivery contracts anchoring Kikkawa's workload.

Kikkawa holds two principal IDCs: a $250 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with the Marine Corps for the Marine Corps Air Station Mini MACC Design, Bid, Build Japan (with an eight-year performance period through August 2029) and a $30 million multiple-award IDC with the Navy Installations Command (through March 2029) for Design-Bid-Build and limited-engineering construction task orders ranging from $20,000 to $2,000,000 at Commander Fleet Activities Sasebo and other shore-based facilities. Task orders under both vehicles are firm fixed price with no set-aside designation; orders over $150,000 require a performance bond. Representative prime work includes a $1.1 million definitive contract with the Marine Corps for complete demolition of Building 90 at Combined Arms Training Center Camp Fuji (awarded July 2026, due April 2027), a $4.97 million delivery order from Navy Installations Command for security fence replacement and gate installation at multiple Japan locations (through August 2030), a $280,617 delivery order with the Marine Corps for concrete repair around Building 6500 at MCAS Iwakuni (completed December 2025), and a $809,524 definitive contract with the Army Corps of Engineers Japan District for fueling system repairs at Camp Fuji including Emergency Fuel Shut Off stations and lightning protection systems (completed December 2023).

Kikkawa's capability portfolio centers on construction, renovation, demolition, and grounds maintenance supporting military real property. Services include asbestos abatement, typhoon cleanup and recovery, building demolition, concrete and structural repairs, electrical and mechanical work, roofing, painting, site work, fencing, water treatment, facility calibration, and fuel system upgrades. The top NAICS codes reflect this mix: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (8 awards), Footwear and Leather Goods Repair (3 awards, likely facility-equipment calibration work), and Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction (2 awards, fueling infrastructure). The top PSC codes similarly break across maintenance and repair of instruments and lab equipment, miscellaneous building construction and repair, and water quality support services.

Activity has grown from four awards in 2022 to a peak of nine in 2024, with two awards recorded in 2026 year-to-date. Only two awards (combined potential value $1.3 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating modest near-term recompete exposure. In its subcontractor role, Kikkawa delivers facility maintenance and fuels support services to J&J Maintenance Inc., KBR Services LLC, and Pond Constructors Inc., performing specialized technical work such as meter proving, marine loading arm repair, and construction services under prime-level facility operations and maintenance task orders. Combined obligated value across all awards stands at $10.6 million (4% of combined potential value), reflecting the IDIQ structure with much of the contract ceiling unexercised.