Shimada Shokai Co., LTD

Shimada Shokai Co., LTD, a Japanese for-profit organization headquartered in Kitatakumachi, Taku, Saga, Japan, operates exclusively as a prime contractor providing scrap yard management, collection, transportation, recycling, demilitarization, and de-manufacturing services for surplus military materials at U.S. military installations in Japan under firm fixed-price delivery orders issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services.

The vendor holds a narrow, specialized customer footprint: 100% of its 139 awards and all $39 million in combined potential value come from a single customer, DLA Disposition Services, with no sub-award activity. Activity has grown in 2025 (26 awards) and into 2026 (8 awards so far), sharply above the 2022–2024 baseline of 11–12 awards annually. Of the combined potential value, $11.4 million has been obligated across all awards (29% of ceiling). Work is categorized predominantly under NAICS 562219 (Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal, 94 awards) and 562920 (Materials Recovery Facilities, 45 awards), with PSC coding reflecting housekeeping and waste treatment services (121 awards under PSC D301, 18 under D399).

Shimada Shokai operates under four active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Disposition Services. The primary vehicle, SP450020D0013, awarded March 16, 2020, carries a $11,781,410.45 ceiling and was extended through September 2025; it anchors 59 task orders valued at $7.2 million combined potential value. A second contract, SP450025D0003, awarded January 1, 2025, provides $1,327,172.77 in additional authority through May 31, 2029 and has generated 16 task orders valued at $1.6 million. Two earlier contracts, SP453016D0002 (44 task orders, $2.7 million potential value) and SP450025D0002 (16 task orders, $2 million potential value), remain active. Delivery orders range from approximately $46,000 to $377,000 and are issued monthly or bi-monthly under full and open competition with no set-aside designation, reflecting the specialized, location-specific nature of scrap management in the Japanese market where Shimada Shokai operates U.S. military scrap yards at Iwakuni, Misawa, and Sagami, with processed materials shipped to DLA facilities in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii for final disposition. The vendor's scope is tightly defined: all work supports DLA's worldwide disposition mission for excess military property while maintaining environmental compliance and logistical efficiency across the Pacific region.