Kurashiki, Co.,Ltd.

Kurashiki, Co., Ltd. Kurashiki Co.,Ltd Division, a Japan-based for-profit organization headquartered in Okinawa and self-certified as a HUBZone joint venture, operates as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering integrated solid waste collection, disposal, and recycling services across U.S. Department of Defense installations throughout the Pacific region, with no presence as a subcontractor or sub-recipient.

Kurashiki's customer footprint concentrates overwhelmingly on Pacific military installations. The top five customer agencies account for 97% of recent awards. The Marine Corps leads by volume and dollars, with 13 awards worth $65.3 million combined potential value. The Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region places 11 awards valued at $56.2 million. Pacific Air Forces represents three awards but anchors $34.8 million in potential value, driven by two large definitive contracts: a $15.2 million bulk waste management contract at Kadena Air Base and an $18.95 million general waste collection contract at the same installation, both awarded July 1, 2025, and running through June 30, 2030. Navy Installations Command and Naval Facilities Engineering Command together account for $15.4 million across 11 awards. The ranking by award count and potential value tracks closely, with Air Force orders representing discrete, larger dollar engagements compared to the Marine Corps and Army's higher-volume, smaller-unit task orders under existing indefinite delivery contracts.

Kurashiki holds four major IDIQ vehicles with combined potential value exceeding $40 million. The Army's indefinite delivery contract FA527022D0003 (ceiling $10.6 million through April 30, 2027) has generated 10 task orders worth $45.6 million combined potential value, including recent orders for $43.7 million (May 1, 2026) and $285 thousand (May 1, 2025) for refuse collection at Army installations. The Marine Corps indefinite delivery contract N4008424-D-2000 (ceiling $12.4 million through February 28, 2030) has funded three task orders totaling approximately $5.94 million for integrated waste management at Marine Corps Base Camp Smedley D. Butler. The Navy Installations Command indefinite delivery contract N4008421-D-3600 (ceiling $4.04 million through March 31, 2026) carries eight task orders worth $3.7 million combined for integrated solid waste services at Commander Fleet Activities Okinawa. On March 11, 2026, Navy Installations Command awarded Kurashiki a new single-award IDIQ ceiling $6.5 million running through March 31, 2031, for integrated waste collection, disposal, and recycling across multiple Okinawa locations including Kadena Air Base, Camp Shields, White Beach, Tengan Pier, and Naha Military Port. All awards are full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designation.

Kurashiki's capability portfolio, grounded in its service awards, centers on refuse collection and recycling, bulk waste sorting and disposal, hazardous and general waste removal, portable toilet and handwashing station services, grey water storage and removal, and disposal of unserviceable government property at military bases. Recent representative work includes a $2.1 million Marine Corps task order (February 17, 2026) for integrated solid waste management at Camp Smedley D. Butler's second option period; a $1.1 million Navy task order (March 13, 2026) for integrated solid waste collection and disposal at Commander Fleet Activities Okinawa; and a $50 thousand Marine Corps purchase order (August 21, 2025) for portable toilets, handwashing stations, and waste removal supporting Exercise Resolute Dragon 2025. Kurashiki also performs discrete property-disposal work, such as $42 thousand (August 7, 2025) and $37 thousand (July 14, 2025) Marine Corps purchase orders for disposal of unserviceable mattresses and box springs. Work is performed entirely in Japan.

Activity has been volatile but remains robust. Awards per year peaked at 12 in 2025 after declining to four in 2024, with four awards in 2026 to date. Combined potential value across all 39 awards stands at $171.8 million, though only $31.6 million (18%) has been obligated, reflecting the typical funding cadence of indefinite delivery contracts. Four awards face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $47.6 million, creating recompete exposure across Army, Navy, and Marine Corps vehicles. Kurashiki has no subcontractor footprint in the source data. Across its service delivery, Kurashiki qualifies under primary NAICS 562211 (Solid Waste Collection) for 38 of 39 awards and PSC housekeeping codes; the company leverages bilingual English-Japanese capabilities and local Okinawa operational expertise to serve as the dominant integrated waste management contractor across multiple DoD installations in the Pacific theater.