The U.S. Air Force has awarded spots to 15 companies spots on the potential $995 million firm-fixed-price Okinawa multiple award construction contract .
Okinawa Construction Contract Scope The Department of Defense said Tuesday the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract covers a broad range of construction projects situated on and off military installations throughout Okinawa, Japan. The contract is expected to run through Sept. 1, 2030.
The 18th Contracting Squadron at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa will allocate $500 from the fiscal 2025 operation and maintenance funds to each company at the time of the award
The 15 awardees, chosen through a competitive acquisition, are as follows:
American Engineering Corp. CMS K.K. Fuji Construction Gilbane Japan GK Kashiwabara Kyudenko – Yabu JV Kyunan Maeda-Onaka JV Nippo Sekitokyu Kogyo Sumiju Yokosuka Kogyo TECC TOA-KGC JV Yugen Kaisha Yamauchi Gumi Sankyo Denki Ohna Denken JV Graham Evans spent more than 16 years at Booz Allen Hamilton, leading AI and platform work in its defense technology…
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