Ministry Of Defense

The Ministry of Defense Labor Management Division, Bureau of Policies for RS Division, a foreign government entity headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, serves as the prime contractor on delivery orders issued by the Chief of Naval Operations under the U.S.-Japan Mutual Logistics Support Contract (established October 1, 1957) and related bilateral logistics support frameworks. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime on 208 federal awards across two principal contracting vehicles, with all work performed in Japan and no subcontract footprint.

The Ministry of Defense provides employment and cost reporting services to the U.S. Department of the Navy, delivering detailed manpower tracking, labor utilization analysis, and administrative cost data based on USJ-EJ-30 feeder reports to support U.S. military operations and logistics in the Pacific region. Representative work includes a $682 million firm fixed-price delivery order (awarded October 1, 2024) covering employment and cost reporting for the U.S. government's share of mutual logistics support, a $755 thousand delivery order (December 1, 2025) for employment and cost reporting from December 2025 through February 2026, and a $880 thousand delivery order (October 1, 2024) for employment and cost reporting from September through November 2024. All awards carry no set-aside designation and are structured as recurring quarterly or multi-quarter firm fixed-price orders under two principal basic contract vehicles.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Department of the Navy Secretary of the Navy Chief Naval Operations accounts for 69 awards carrying $4.69 billion in combined potential value (100% of the portfolio's potential-value concentration), with an additional 136 awards to the Department of the Air Force and 2 awards to Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces. The Navy alone dominates both award count and dollar share. The vendor operates under two principal parent vehicles: Indefinite Delivery Contract FA5209-57-D-0001, anchoring 33 Navy task orders worth $4.68 billion combined potential value, and Indefinite Delivery Contract FA5209-57-D-0002, supporting 33 Navy task orders worth $3.6 million combined potential value. A third vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract F6256257D0001 (Air Force), carries 116 task orders with unspecified dollar value. The source reflects uniform quarterly award cadence across both fiscal years 2021 through 2025, with 12 awards per year for 2021–2024 and 10 awards through December 2025.

Four awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.5 million, representing limited recompete exposure relative to the portfolio's scale. The Ministry operates as a foreign government contractor with no domestic subsidiary structure for federal contracting purposes; the source lists Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force as a named subsidiary but provides no indication of federal contracting activity under that entity. Work centers on administrative support and manpower reporting under PSC code Support-Administrative: Other (68 awards) and Oper Of Govt Other Admin-Svc Bldgs (14 awards), with primary NAICS framing as All Other Personal Services (53 awards). This vendor's footprint reflects the institutionalized nature of the U.S.-Japan bilateral defense partnership and U.S. Navy logistics operations in the Indo-Pacific, not a competitive federal contractor pursuing market share across agencies or contract vehicles.