Reamian Construction Co.,Ltd

Reamian Construction Co., Ltd is a South Korea-based for-profit construction firm registered in the System for Award Management since December 2007, with its registration currently valid through April 10, 2026. The company specializes in providing comprehensive general construction, repair, and upgrade services to U.S. military installations throughout the Korean peninsula, supporting Department of Defense operations across multiple agencies including the Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marine Corps. Reamian has established itself as a primary contractor for facility maintenance and infrastructure improvements at U.S. Forces Korea facilities, demonstrating substantial capability to manage diverse construction requirements in support of American military operations overseas.

Reamian Construction's federal contract portfolio reflects extensive experience executing a wide range of construction and infrastructure projects across U.S. military installations in South Korea. The company has received over 80 delivery orders since 2021 for services including airfield infrastructure work such as runway repairs and repainting, drainage system maintenance and repairs including storm drainage improvements and sanitary sewer line work, building renovations and facility upgrades ranging from crack repair and floor finishing to hangar renovations, utility system improvements including air handling unit replacement and carbon filter installation, and specialized construction such as covered storage facilities, parachute landing fall pits, and resilience wall coverings. Funding has been provided by multiple Department of Defense agencies, with the Pacific Air Forces being the primary issuing agency, supplemented by awards from the U.S. Marine Corps, Army Installation Management Command, Army Special Operations Command, and Army Pacific Command. Notable large-value contracts include a $12.08 million Marine Corps award for tri-service hangar renovations and power upgrades at Pohang Airfield, a $5.17 million Marine Corps contract for drainage structure repairs, and a $3.23 million Pacific Air Forces delivery order for construction entrance and road repairs. All delivery orders have been issued as firm-fixed-price contracts without small business set-aside designations, indicating Reamian's competitiveness in unrestricted federal procurement. The company serves as prime contractor on all identified awards with no major subcontractors noted in the available information.

Reamian Construction holds four multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts, each valued at $245 million with completion dates extending through October 4, 2028, all awarded by the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region on October 5, 2023. These IDVs, titled "General Construction Repair and Upgrade of USFK Facilities" and falling under the parent "General Construction by OMA" contract vehicle, provide a framework for issuing task orders up to $2 million each for general construction, repair, and upgrade services at U.S. Forces Korea facilities across Areas I, III, and IV throughout South Korea. The scope encompasses airfield upgrades, storm drainage system repairs, building renovations, lead paint abatement, and comprehensive infrastructure construction and maintenance. Since the October 2023 award, multiple Department of Defense agencies have issued task orders under these vehicles, including the Pacific Air Forces, U.S. Marine Corps, and Army Special Operations Command. Representative task orders demonstrate the breadth of services available, ranging from small-value work such as $5,000 minimum guarantee awards to substantial projects like the $1.17 million golf netting improvements contract and the $643,506 covered storage facility construction award. The delivery orders issued to date total approximately $3.67 million in combined contract values across the four IDV vehicles, with completion dates spanning from August 2025 through March 2026, reflecting ongoing utilization of these contract vehicles to support sustained U.S. military operations and facility maintenance requirements at forward-deployed installations in the Pacific region.