Maeda-Onaka Joint Venture

Maeda-Onaka Joint Venture Military Construction Division is a for-profit construction services provider headquartered in Nishi, Naha, Okinawa, Japan, that specializes in comprehensive military construction, infrastructure repair, and facility maintenance services for United States Department of Defense installations throughout the Pacific region. Since its registration in the System for Award Management in June 2010, the joint venture has established itself as a key contractor supporting Pacific Air Forces, the United States Marine Corps, the United States Army, and the Army Corps of Engineers with design-build, design-bid-build, and construction-only services at military installations in Japan. The entity operates as an international organization and for-profit business structure, leveraging its local presence and expertise in Okinawa to deliver complex infrastructure projects that sustain operational readiness across multiple U.S. military branches.

Maeda-Onaka Joint Venture has demonstrated substantial capability across a diverse portfolio of military construction projects valued at over $65 million in aggregate prime contract awards. The joint venture's service offerings encompass runway maintenance and airfield improvements, including runway rubber removal and airfield painting operations at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma; comprehensive roof repair and replacement services across multiple facilities at Kadena Air Base and Stearley Heights; pavement and asphalt repair work on taxiways and roadways; structural repairs including concrete retaining wall restoration, washout mitigation, and erosion control; building demolition services; facility renovations and alterations; security barrier and fencing installations; elevator repair and modernization; recreational facility repairs including playground and sports court maintenance; parking lot construction; emergency infrastructure repairs; and environmental remediation including aqueous film-forming foam equipment demolition and disposal. The majority of awards have been issued by Pacific Air Forces and the United States Marine Corps, with additional funding from the Army Corps of Engineers and Army Installation Management Command. All prime contract awards have been firm fixed-price delivery orders or definitive contracts issued on a full and open competitive basis with no set-aside designations, demonstrating the joint venture's competitive standing in the federal marketplace. Notably, the joint venture has served as prime contractor exclusively, with no identified federal contract subcontractors documented in the available award history, indicating that the company performs substantially all work with its own internal resources and personnel.

Maeda-Onaka Joint Venture Military Construction Division holds a significant Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity multiple-award contract vehicle, the Okinawa Multiple Award Construction Contract 2025-2028, awarded by Pacific Air Forces on September 3, 2025, with a five-year ceiling value of $995 million and a performance period extending through September 2, 2028. This design-build and design-bid-build IDIQ contract authorizes the joint venture to provide comprehensive construction management and infrastructure services throughout Japan at United States military installations and related facilities in the Indo-Pacific region, with individual task order values ranging from a minimum of $500,000 to a maximum of $25 million, to be awarded competitively among multiple contract holders. The scope of work encompasses maintenance, repair, minor construction, and renovation services across military and non-military properties, including labor, materials, equipment, transportation, supervision, and quality control for projects such as runway maintenance, airfield painting, roof repairs, building demolitions, pavement repairs, security installations, HVAC upgrades, and facility renovations. This master IDIQ contract supersedes the previous Kadena Multiple Award Construction Contract under which the joint venture had performed numerous delivery orders since 2021, transitioning the contractor's focus to the broader geographical scope and expanded ceiling value of the new Okinawa-designated vehicle while maintaining authorization to support critical infrastructure initiatives across the Pacific Air Forces operational footprint.