Okinawa Fuso Jidosha Co.,Ltd.

Okinawa Fuso Jidosha Co., Ltd., a Japanese automotive supplier based in Urasoe, Okinawa, operates exclusively as a prime contractor supplying vehicle parts, replacement vehicles (buses and right-hand-drive buses), and maintenance support to the U.S. Marine Corps and other Department of Defense and General Services Administration customers, with no subcontract activity and no set-aside designations across all awards.

The vendor's footprint is narrowly concentrated in vehicle supply and logistics for Pacific-region military operations. The Marine Corps accounts for 96% of recent awards (107 awards, $29.7 million combined potential value), with the remainder split among Naval Facilities Engineering Command (36 awards, $803 thousand), the Department of Navy, the Department of the Army, and the GSA Federal Acquisition Service. However, the dollar distribution diverges sharply from award count: the GSA Federal Acquisition Service's single $149 million Indefinite Delivery Contract for the 2024 OCONUS (Outside Continental United States) Vehicle Program (February 2024 through February 2029) dominates the total portfolio value. This vehicle buying contract covers sedans, passenger vans, sport utility vehicles, pickup trucks, and medium to heavy trucks with geographic scope encompassing Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East — representing a significant geographic expansion beyond the vendor's traditional Pacific base of operations. Representative Marine Corps work includes a $1.127 million purchase order (March 2024) for five passenger and cutaway vans for Okinawa and Iwakuni operations, a $940.5 thousand purchase order (September 2021) for two right-hand-drive 50-59 passenger buses, and dozens of smaller BPA calls ranging from $13 thousand to $150 thousand for ongoing vehicle parts supply.

Work is performed in Japan under four primary Marine Corps Blanket Purchase Agreements: M6740020A0010 (35 task orders, $1.6 million combined value), M6740015A0010 (23 task orders, $577 thousand), N4008410A3501 (9 task orders, $93 thousand), and related Navy and Navy Facilities Engineering Command BPAs. Activity has declined sharply — from eight awards in 2022 to two in 2025 and two through March 2026 — suggesting a potential transition toward heavier reliance on the GSA OCONUS Vehicle Program contract. The Marine Corps BPA vehicle parts work has been in continuous operation since at least 2021, with historical task orders typically ranging from $13 thousand to $94 thousand and ultimate completion dates often within months of award. The portfolio's top NAICS codes center on Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing (60 awards), All Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing (20 awards), and Tire Manufacturing (14 awards), with PSC framing dominated by Miscellaneous Vehicular Components (78 awards) and Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Ground Effect Vehicles and Motor Vehicles (46 awards).