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Interior Architectural Finishes

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The contract titled Interior Architectural Finishes encompasses the comprehensive installation of drywall, ceilings, flooring, cabinetry, painting, and specialty interior finishes for institutional buildings located at Camp Zama. All work must be executed to meet rigorous standards expected in defense-related facilities, ensuring durability, safety, and aesthetic conformity with federal institutional requirements. The scope includes all labor, materials, and coordination necessary to complete these finishes within tight performance timelines and quality benchmarks. This is a subcontract opportunity under NAICS code 238390, with a response deadline of September 9, 2026, at 5:00 AM. The contracting entity is the Department of Defense, operating under the W2SN Endist Japan designation, indicating the project is tied to U.S. military infrastructure in Japan. While no set-aside provisions or specific point of contact are detailed, bidders must be prepared to deliver fully integrated interior finishes compatible with high-traffic institutional environments and aligned with DoD construction protocols. The opportunity is accessible via the provided SAM.gov link for full solicitation documentation.

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Install interior finishes for DoD facilities at Camp Zama by Sept 9, 2026, per federal defense standards.

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Department Of Defense → W2SN Endist JapanView Agency

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238390 - Other Building Finishing ContractorsView NAICS

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Camp Zama, JP-14, JPN

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W2SN Endist Japan
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Installation of drywall, ceilings, flooring, cabinetry, painting, and specialty interior finishes for institutional buildings.

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