The Dai-Ichi Building Co..Ltd.

The Dai-Ichi Building Co..Ltd. is a Japanese entity registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) that specializes in providing facilities management and maintenance services, primarily for U.S. government diplomatic installations in Japan. While specific details about the company's full corporate background are not available in the provided documentation, the federal contract awards demonstrate a consistent engagement with U.S. government agencies, particularly the Department of State and its Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs.

Over the past several years, The Dai-Ichi Building Co..Ltd. has been awarded multiple federal contracts focused exclusively on common (public) area services fees for U.S. diplomatic facilities in Japan. These contracts, all structured as purchase orders without any specific set-aside designations, have been consistently awarded by civilian agencies, including the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo and the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. The contracts cover annual periods from April 1 to March 31, with ceiling values ranging from approximately $59,755 to $84,823. The services appear to involve managing and maintaining shared spaces within U.S. government office buildings and diplomatic facilities, with specific mentions of locations in Tokyo and Nagoya. The contracts are firm fixed-price arrangements, suggesting a standardized approach to facilities maintenance services across different diplomatic locations in Japan.