Stanley - Setiadi Joint Venture

Stanley - Setiadi Joint Venture, doing business as Stanley Consultants Engineering and Architecture, is a for-profit partnership based in Guam that specializes in architect-engineer services supporting U.S. military installations and infrastructure projects. The joint venture has been registered in the System for Award Management since September 2010 and maintains an active federal contractor registration through March 2026. Stanley - Setiadi Joint Venture provides comprehensive design, planning, engineering, and construction support services primarily focused on military facility improvements, infrastructure upgrades, and secure facility conversions throughout Japan and other allied nations operating under Status of Forces Agreements with the U.S. Department of Defense.

The joint venture has delivered a diverse portfolio of architect-engineer services through multiple federal contract awards, with a particular concentration on military infrastructure projects in Japan funded through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan (ENDIST Japan). Recent delivery orders include a $6.92 million firm fixed-price contract awarded in September 2025 for military family housing improvements at Yokota Air Base, a $1.38 million contract for repair and study services at Naha Port in Okinawa, a $497,665 contract for conversion of Building 2860 to a secure work area at Camp Hansen, and a $1.42 million contract for housing improvements at Yokota Air Base awarded in November 2024. Earlier delivery orders encompassed design services for the conversion of Building 4203 to a Secure Compartmented Information Facility at Camp Courtney valued at $1.73 million, construction phase services for repair of the Migliori Intelligence Building at Camp Hansen for $338,067, architect-engineer services for Building 2860 conversion totaling $1.47 million, secure space conversion services at Camp Courtney for $519,892, and site investigation and design support services for the Shariki Communication Site infrastructure upgrades valued at $490,022. All delivery orders have been issued without set-aside designations, reflecting full and open competition. The joint venture consistently partners with subcontractors including Poole Fire Protection, Inc., a Women-Owned Small Business providing fire protection engineering expertise, and Environmental Science Corporation, which delivers site investigation, environmental assessments, and specialized engineering support across these projects.

Stanley - Setiadi Joint Venture currently holds two significant indefinite delivery contracts that position the firm as a key provider of architect-engineer services for U.S. military installations across Japan. The primary IDV is a $249 million multiple award indefinite delivery contract awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Japan District in October 2024, effective through October 2031, which provides comprehensive architect-engineer services including design-bid-build, design-build, criteria documents, master planning, technical studies, and construction oversight for military engineering planning, design, and construction services at various locations throughout Japan. This contract supports projects ranging from $500,000 to $250 million in value and enables the joint venture to provide services at U.S. military installations and Japanese government facilities. A second IDV, a $99 million indefinite delivery contract awarded by the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces in May 2022 and effective through May 2027, covers architect-engineering services supporting military engineering planning and design at multiple installations including Yokota Air Base, Camp Zama, and Misawa Air Base. This Air Force contract encompasses the full range of Title I, Title II, and Title III services, including project design, inspection, studies, and proposal preparation for general facility and utility maintenance. Both IDVs are multiple award contracts issued without set-aside designations, reflecting the joint venture's demonstrated capability and technical qualifications to compete for complex military infrastructure projects throughout Japan.