Okinawa Sobi Kogyo, K.K.

Okinawa Sobi Kogyo, K.K., a Japan-based for-profit construction and facilities maintenance contractor, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering roofing repair, fence construction and replacement, interior and exterior painting, and related facility sustainment services to U.S. military installations in Okinawa on a full and open competition basis, with no set-aside designation across its award portfolio.

The company is headquartered in Naha, Okinawa (903-0804, Shuriishiminechō 4-chōme−１６４−３) and holds three major indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) vehicles totaling more than $90 million in ceiling value. The largest is a $50 million multiple-award painting IDIQ with Pacific Air Forces (awarded March 3, 2025, through March 2, 2032) for interior and exterior painting, surface preparation, and repairs at U.S. military installations throughout Okinawa. The second is a $23.5 million single-award fencing IDIQ with Naval Facilities Engineering Command (awarded July 12, 2022, through July 11, 2029) covering fence construction, repair, replacement, and related site work at government installations across Okinawa. The third is a $18 million single-award roofing IDIQ with the Marine Corps (awarded August 17, 2022, through August 16, 2027) for roofing maintenance, repair, replacement, and white reflective coating application at various military installations. Representative task orders under these vehicles include a $1.27 million Navy Installations Command delivery order (December 5, 2024) for perimeter fence replacement at White Beach and Awase; a $1.08 million Pacific Air Forces painting order (September 8, 2025) for interior and exterior paint and surface preparation island-wide; a $874 thousand Air Force delivery order (June 18, 2026) for exterior paint repairs; and a $302 thousand Marine Corps roofing order (September 6, 2023) for roof repair and white reflective coating at Camp Foster.

Customer concentration is sharp across defense agencies in the Indo-Pacific region. The Marine Corps dominates by award count at 142 awards (78% of total), followed distantly by Pacific Air Forces with 21 awards accounting for 21 percent of the total award count. However, the two agencies split potential value inversely: Pacific Air Forces carries $85.9 million (53% of combined potential value) while the Marine Corps carries $46 million (29%). Naval Facilities Engineering Command anchors a single fencing IDIQ valued at $23.5 million. Navy Installations Command, Defense Commissary Agency, Defense Media Activity, and the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery round out the customer set. Together, the top five agencies account for 97 percent of awards and 99 percent of combined potential value.

Work is performed entirely in Japan at multiple U.S. military installations including Camp Foster, Camp Hansen, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Camp Courtney, Camp Schwab, Camp Kinser, Camp Lester, Camp Henoko, White Beach, Awase Communication Site, Camp Shields, Tengan Pier, Kadena Air Base, and Taiyo Golf Course. The vendor's capability portfolio is tightly focused on facility infrastructure maintenance: roofing repair and replacement with white reflective coating application; perimeter, secondary, and interior fence construction, repair, and replacement; building exterior and interior painting; surface preparation and repairs prior to painting; and remediation of water intrusion and typhoon damage. No subcontractors are named in the portfolio.

Activity has grown from 12 awards in 2022 to 23 in 2024, with 20 awards in 2025 and 11 in the first three months of 2026. Combined potential value across all 182 prime awards totals $160.9 million, with $28.5 million obligated to date (18% of potential value). Individual delivery orders under the three IDIQs range from under $3,100 to $1.27 million; task orders tend toward firm fixed-price structures and completion cycles of three to twelve months. Fourteen awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $3.1 million and representing routine recompete opportunity for incumbents in roofing, fencing, and painting categories at forward-deployed U.S. military facilities in the region.