Amentum Design And Facility Management

PAE Design And Facility Management, a subsidiary of Pacific Architects & Engineers, LLC (PAE), provides design, construction, maintenance, and facility management services to U.S. military and diplomatic installations overseas, operating predominantly as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) with no small business set-aside designations across its federal portfolio. The company is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and competes in the full-and-open federal marketplace without reliance on socioeconomic designations.

PAE Design And Facility Management's capability footprint centers on specialized facilities support work in overseas locations. The vendor delivers preventive maintenance and service orders for vertical transportation equipment (elevators, escalators) at Navy installations; janitorial and custodial services at diplomatic and military facilities; building maintenance including HVAC, electrical, and plumbing work; architect-engineer criteria packages for Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) construction programs at U.S. military installations in Japan; window sash and balcony railing replacements at diplomatic housing compounds; and underground storage tank inspection and repair. Representative recent work includes a $10.1 million single-award indefinite delivery contract from Navy Installations Command on March 6, 2025, for preventive maintenance of vertical transportation equipment at U.S. Commander Fleet Activities in Kanto Plain, Japan through March 31, 2032; a $16.4 million single-award IDC from Navy Installations Command on March 2, 2026, for fire protection and intrusion detection system maintenance at Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka and subordinate locations through March 22, 2031; a $5 million single-award IDC from the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs on September 16, 2025, for janitorial services at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo through September 15, 2026; and a $4.5 million single-award IDC from the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for construction services including window and railing replacements at the Mitsui Housing Compound, Tokyo, through September 1, 2026.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward facilities operations at military and diplomatic installations in Japan. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 80% of recent awards: Navy Installations Command (79 awards, $51.3 million potential value), Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (77 awards, $15.4 million), Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs (60 awards, $19.3 million), Air Education and Training Command (22 awards), and Naval Facilities Engineering Command (12 awards, $2.6 million). By dollar value, however, the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan ranks first with 11 awards worth $51.8 million potential value—predominantly the $49 million multiple-award architect-engineer IDIQ for host nation construction programs at U.S. military installations throughout Japan—followed closely by Navy Installations Command at $51.3 million across 79 awards. This divergence signals that PAE holds fewer but much larger architect-engineer contracts under the Army's SOFA program, while Navy awards are smaller individual delivery orders for recurring maintenance.

PAE's vehicle position reflects sustained presence on Navy and State Department indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor holds or places work under the Navy IDC N4008420D0102 (25 task orders, $2.6 million combined value) for HVAC and maintenance at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni; Air Force Contract Augmentation Program V (22 task orders) for base operations support; Navy IDCs N4008415D8705 and related vehicles for ship and facility maintenance (20 and 18 task orders respectively); and multiple Army Corps of Engineers single-award IDCs including the $49 million architect-engineer vehicle. The company also holds single-award IDCs directly with Navy Installations Command for vertical transportation equipment maintenance, jet engine test cell maintenance, building maintenance services in Sapporo, and fire protection system maintenance—indicating deep customer entrenchment in Navy facilities operations in Japan.

Activity has grown from 26 awards in 2022 to 43 in 2024, with 31 awards in 2025 and 5 recorded to date in 2026. Nine awards worth $4 million in combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting moderate recompete exposure concentrated in smaller Navy delivery orders and State Department task orders under existing IDICs.

PAE operates as a subcontractor to large prime contractors managing broad base operations support and construction programs. The vendor subcontracts to KBR Services, LLC on the 94 AAMDC Base Operations Support program in Japan (multiple sub-awards for local national labor, ad hoc services, and business expenses dating from 2023 through 2025), to Johnson Controls Building Automation Systems on fire damper replacement work, and to RLF and Sherlock Smith & Adams Joint Venture on architect-engineer design task orders. These relationships position PAE as a specialized facilities operator and design support provider feeding into larger prime-managed programs rather than as a lead integrator.

The SCI dataset shows minimal invoiced activity: $397 thousand across 7.1 FTEs in FY2022 on a single janitorial services contract, with no SCI-reportable invoicing in FY2024. This sparse SCI footprint reflects the vendor's business model—the vast majority of PAE's federal work sits on delivery orders under IDICs (thousands of dollars to low millions per task) and does not aggregate to the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold within the narrow definition of service contracts captured in that dataset. PAE's actual federal services revenue is substantially higher than the $397 thousand SCI figure suggests; the SCI data represents a thin slice of the vendor's total delivery order activity. When recorded in SCI, the vendor paid rates of $26.78/hr median across a very small cohort, suggesting entry-level labor or data-collection methodology.

PAE Design And Facility Management has executed over 300 federal awards since 2010, with the footprint concentrated almost entirely in Japan across Navy, State Department, Army Corps of Engineers, Air Force, and Marine Corps customers. The company's competitive posture is full-and-open, full-sized contractor status without set-aside reliance, positioning it as a facilities operations and architect-engineer services provider for U.S. government installations in the Pacific region.