M.j. Cleansvendornametrait.phptakisaki, Inc.

M.J. Takisaki, Inc., doing business as Fairway Restoration, is a Seattle-based minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American small business that has been registered in the System for Award Management since February 2002. The company specializes in comprehensive construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair services for federal agencies across the Pacific Northwest region. Fairway Restoration functions as a prime contractor on numerous federal construction and facility improvement projects, leveraging its expertise in mechanical systems, electrical infrastructure, HVAC work, and general construction to support military installations and civilian federal facilities throughout Washington, Idaho, and surrounding areas.

Fairway Restoration's federal contract portfolio demonstrates substantial breadth and depth across multiple agencies and service categories. The company has executed delivery orders for the Air National Guard involving boiler replacements and upgrades at Fairchild Air Force Base, HVAC system installations and modernization projects, chiller replacements at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, fuel tank monitor demonstrations and replacements, area lighting modernization, and hangar renovations encompassing mechanical, electrical, and structural work. For Air Mobility Command, Fairway Restoration has provided fire suppression system maintenance and modernization, electrical distribution system repairs, roof and carpeting replacement, building demolition, and mechanical system installations. The company has also completed significant work for the General Services Administration and Social Security Administration, including window installations using Roxbury window systems, HVAC re-engineering projects at federal courthouses, emergency HVAC shut-off switch installations, and tenant improvement projects. Additional federal agencies served include the Department of Defense Southeast Region (hangar door repairs, decorative fence installation), the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (HVAC IT server room re-engineering at the Seattle U.S. District Courthouse), the Food and Drug Administration (laboratory modernization at the Bothell facility), U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (facility improvements at the Seattle Federal Building), the Federal Transit Administration (design-build tenant improvements), the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (construction services for tenant improvements), and the U.S. Marshals Service (stairwell and hallway repairs). Contract values have ranged from approximately $500 to over $8.4 million, with most delivery orders structured as firm fixed-price contracts. While the majority of awards were not designated with small business set-asides at the delivery order level, several task orders were issued under total small business set-aside designations, including contracts for partition wall installations, building demolition, and HVAC system work.

Fairway Restoration maintains four primary federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles with substantial ceiling values and multi-year periods of performance. The company holds a $95 million Air Mobility Command FY25 Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) effective through July 7, 2032, designated for total small business participation, which supports design-build construction services at Fairchild Air Force Base with individual task orders ranging from $500 to $10 million and covering hazardous material abatement, HVAC, electrical, and mechanical trades. A $50 million Air National Guard indefinite delivery contract awarded May 23, 2024, and extending through November 23, 2029, provides construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair services across Air National Guard installations in the Pacific Northwest with a total small business set-aside designation, under which seven delivery orders totaling approximately $2.94 million have been issued for chiller replacements, boiler upgrades, lighting modernization, and equipment replacements. The company also holds a $75 million General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 10 indefinite delivery contract awarded December 8, 2023, and effective through December 7, 2028, designated for total small business participation, which supports recurring construction services for federally owned and leased facilities throughout the western geographic area of Region 10, with individual task orders typically valued between $50,000 and $5 million covering civil work, carpentry, roofing, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing services. Additionally, Fairway Restoration maintains a $70 million GSA PBS Region 10 indefinite delivery contract under the Arctic MATOC Construction Replacement vehicle, awarded September 30, 2022, and extending through September 29, 2027, which provides construction, renovation, and maintenance services to federal facilities across the Pacific Northwest region, including facilities in Washington, Idaho, and at land ports of entry. A fifth IDV, awarded by the Department of Defense Southeast Region in August 2024, represents a $24 million multiple-award task order contract extending through August 19, 2029, designated for total small business participation, which enables the government to issue task orders for construction and maintenance work at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington, with individual task orders typically valued between $2,000 and $500,000 and covering minor maintenance, repair, new construction, civil infrastructure repair, and related construction services.

NEW AND REMODEL, COMMERCIAL AND GOVERNMENT CONSTRUCTION.