SGS Korea Co.,Ltd

SGS Korea Co.,Ltd, a for-profit subsidiary of the global SGS Group headquartered in South Korea, provides environmental testing and laboratory analytical services to U.S. defense agencies in the Asia-Pacific region as a prime contractor competing under full and open competition (100% of awards, no set-asides used). The vendor operates as a child entity of SGS Sertec S.R.L., an Italian limited liability partnership, and holds multiple indefinite delivery and blanket purchase agreements with Pacific defense commands for water quality analysis, wastewater testing, and environmental compliance sampling at forward-deployed U.S. military installations in South Korea and Okinawa, Japan.

SGS Korea Co.,Ltd's customer base is heavily concentrated on the Army and Air Force in the Pacific theater. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Far East anchors 90% of the vendor's recent award count and 100% of combined potential value — 14 awards carrying $390.6 million in potential value, primarily through a single-award indefinite delivery vehicle (W912UM13D0001) carrying nine task orders valued at $386.2 million. The Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region places 15 awards (combined potential value $2.9 million), Pacific Air Forces 5 awards ($3.5 million), the Army Medical Command 2 awards ($1.2 million), and the Defense Health Agency BPA work on similar environmental testing scope at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa. A sharp tension exists between award count and dollars: the Army Installation Management Command ranks first by count but fourth by value, while the Corps of Engineers Engineering District Far East dominates potential value through a single large IDV.

The vendor holds four active parent vehicles. The largest is the indefinite delivery contract W912UM13D0001 with the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Far East (award date not specified in source, ultimate completion June 30, 2030, $386.2 million ceiling spread across nine task orders). A $2 million multiple-award BPA (W912UM20A0001) with the Army Corps of Engineers for laboratory analytical services in South Korea runs through June 30, 2030, with nine task orders generating $994 thousand in combined potential value. Pacific Air Forces holds a $999,999 BPA awarded August 29, 2022, effective through August 31, 2027 (W91QVN19D0040, five task orders, $499 thousand combined potential value) and a recently expanded single-award indefinite delivery contract awarded September 29, 2025, with ceiling $1,428,298 and completion date September 28, 2030, reflecting a delivery order for environmental quality sampling and analysis at Osan Air Base valued at $274,477.89. The Defense Health Agency BPA (W91QVN19D0033, awarded May 1, 2024, ceiling $499,999, five task orders, $478 thousand combined potential value) covers chemical water analysis at Kadena Air Base through April 30, 2029.

Representative capability work includes a $274,477.89 delivery order from Pacific Air Forces for environmental quality sampling and analysis at Osan Air Base (awarded September 29, 2025, performance through September 28, 2026), a $587,830.02 purchase order from the Army Pacific Region for wastewater and stormwater sampling and analysis at USAG Daegu (awarded June 1, 2025, ultimate completion May 31, 2030), and a $49,384.11 BPA call from the Army for hazardous waste, wastewater, and drinking water sampling and analysis at USAG Humphreys (awarded September 4, 2025, completion September 3, 2026). Recent awards span multiple contract types and locations but maintain consistent scope: industrial wastewater testing, drinking water analysis, stormwater sampling, groundwater testing, and chemical water analysis to support environmental compliance and water quality monitoring at U.S. military facilities across South Korea and Japan.

Activity has been episodic. Awards per year totaled four in 2022, declined to two in 2023, recovered to six in 2024 and six in 2025, with one award recorded in 2026 as of June 22. Combined potential value is $401.7 million, but obligated dollars represent only $4.5 million (1% realization), reflecting the vendor's dependence on task-order drawdowns against large IDV ceilings. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontractor activity in the source data; all 49 awards are prime contracts or IDVs.