Yoshitomi Kosan Co., LTD

Yoshitomi Kosan Co., LTD is a for-profit organization based in Yokosuka, Japan, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since May 13, 2005, with a current registration valid through September 4, 2025. The company specializes in providing maritime maintenance and repair services, primarily supporting U.S. Navy vessels stationed in Japan. While specific details about the company's broader corporate background are not provided in the available documentation, the firm has established itself as a reliable contractor for naval vessel maintenance and preservation services in the Pacific region.

The company has consistently been awarded federal contract delivery orders from multiple U.S. Navy agencies, including the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces. These contracts have focused on specialized maritime maintenance services such as blast cleaning, preservation work, deck covering replacement, and ship system maintenance. Specific contract awards have included preserving forward vertical launching systems, replacing cell hatches, covering Chief Petty Officer mess decks, and performing preservation work on vessels like the USS McCain. All contract awards have been firm fixed-price delivery orders with no specific set-aside designations, ranging in value from approximately $24,000 to $262,000. The contracts consistently target precise, technical maintenance tasks for U.S. Navy vessels located in Japan.

Yoshitomi Kosan Co., LTD holds a single-award Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) with the Naval Supply Systems Command, effective from July 10, 2020, with an ultimate completion date of July 9, 2025. This BOA, labeled as "ABR WITH YOSHITOMI KOSAN," has a ceiling value of $0.00 but enables the Navy to place orders for supplies and services through this vehicle. The agreement provides a structured mechanism for the U.S. Navy to procure ship maintenance and preservation services directly from Yoshitomi Kosan, allowing flexible and targeted contracting for specific naval maintenance needs in the Japan-based maritime operations theater.