Louis Berger Kyowa JV

Louis Berger Kyowa JV is a foreign-owned, for-profit partnership registered in SAM.gov that specializes in architectural and engineering services for U.S. military construction projects in Japan. The joint venture is uniquely positioned to support the U.S. Department of Defense's infrastructure and facility improvement needs across military installations in the Asia-Pacific region, with a primary focus on strategic locations in Japan. Established as a collaborative partnership, the firm leverages its expertise in design, planning, construction support, and renovation services to contribute to the U.S. military's Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) acquisition programs.

The joint venture has consistently been awarded federal contracts by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan, primarily through a $150 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract for architect-engineer services. Their contract portfolio demonstrates extensive work in military infrastructure development, including projects such as renovating family housing units at Sagamihara Family Housing Area and Camp Zama, designing and supporting construction of the Marine Corps Barracks Complex at Kadena Air Base, and providing construction phase services for facility replacements at Yokota Air Base. These contracts, which are predominantly firm fixed-price delivery orders, involve comprehensive services ranging from design document preparation and criteria package development to whole-house revitalization of military housing and administrative buildings. None of the contracts have been designated with specific set-aside requirements, and all have been awarded directly by the Department of Defense's engineering district in Japan, highlighting the joint venture's specialized capabilities in supporting U.S. military infrastructure needs in the region.