Lumiale Shibata Y.k.

Lumiale Shibata Y.k., a for-profit Japanese corporation based in Tokyo, holds federal contracts as a prime contractor exclusively for carpet installation and related floor-covering services at U.S. military facilities in Japan, competing on a full-and-open basis with no set-asides applied. The vendor operates entirely through blanket purchase agreements and task orders issued by the Department of the Air Force; all 133 awards across its federal footprint are prime contracts with zero subcontract activity.

Lumiale Shibata's customer base concentrates almost entirely within a single buyer. Pacific Air Forces accounts for 94 of 131 awards (98% coverage by count) and $8.8 million of the combined $11.1 million potential value. The remaining activity splits among the Department of the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service (22 awards, $394 thousand), the Department of the Air Force (14 awards, $18 thousand), and the Defense Health Agency (1 award, $1.9 million). This concentration reflects Lumiale Shibata's geographic and capability specialization: 113 of 133 awards fall under NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services), with 112 awards coded to PSC Housekeeping — Carpet Laying/Cleaning. Concrete recent work includes a $34,494.80 BPA call awarded October 1, 2025, for carpet installation in various Pacific Air Forces base-wide facilities in Japan under the FA520921A0001 single-award BPA (ceiling $1.9 million through September 30, 2027), a $109,076.37 call from the same vehicle in October 2024, and a $91,696.05 call in October 2023, all firm fixed price with performance in Japan.

Lumiale Shibata holds positions on two principal Air Force indefinite-delivery contracts: FA520916D0001 (60 task orders, $316 thousand combined potential value) and FA520906D0004 (44 task orders, $681 thousand combined potential value). The vendor's award trajectory has flattened substantially; after placing ten awards in 2020, it has averaged fewer than one per year since 2021. Activity remains sparse — only 133 awards over nearly thirty years of federal contracting, with just $2.3 million obligated against $11.1 million in potential value (21% obligation rate). Two awards totaling $17 thousand face recompete within the next twenty-four months. The vendor's footprint is geographically anchored to Japan and operationally confined to carpet, flooring, and ancillary facility maintenance services for a single dominant customer.