Kureshi Eisei Kogyo KK

Kureshi Eisei Kogyo KK is a for-profit corporate entity registered with the U.S. federal government to receive contract awards, with a UEI of W9T2AMLRN847. The company is based in Japan and specializes in environmental and facility support services, particularly sewage sludge management and disposal operations at U.S. military installations in the Pacific Region. As a local contractor operating in Japan, Kureshi Eisei Kogyo KK provides critical waste management services that support the operational readiness and environmental compliance requirements of forward-deployed American defense facilities.

The company's federal contract award history demonstrates a focused expertise in sewage sludge collection, conveyance, and disposal services. Kureshi Eisei Kogyo KK has received two prime federal contract awards from the Department of Defense's Pacific Region, both valued under $25,000 and completed without set-aside designations. The first award was a Purchase Order (FA520923P0172) issued on September 18, 2023, with a ceiling value of $15,910.13 for collection and disposal of sewage sludge, with an ultimate completion date of March 20, 2024. The second award was a Delivery Order issued on July 1, 2025, valued at $22,095.31, for collection, conveyance, and disposal services of sewage sludge at Kure Pier No. 6 and Hiro Ammunition Depot in Japan, scheduled for completion by June 30, 2026. Both contracts represent direct support for environmental and sanitation operations at U.S. military facilities in Japan, with no subcontractor partners noted in the award documentation.

Kureshi Eisei Kogyo KK currently holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) awarded by the Department of Defense's Pacific Region on July 1, 2025, extending through June 30, 2029, with a ceiling value of $200,000.00. This IDC covers collection, conveyance, and disposal services for sewage sludge at Kure Pier No. 6 and Hiro Ammunition Depot in Japan, utilizing an indefinite delivery vehicle structure that allows the Defense Department to issue task orders against the agreement as operational needs arise. The contract was awarded without set-aside provisions and represents an expansion of the company's service delivery capabilities, providing a four-year performance period for the contractor to manage ongoing sewage sludge operations while ensuring compliance with Japanese environmental regulations and local disposal standards at these forward-deployed military installations.