MAINTENANCE OF INCINERATOR PLANT EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS, CALIBRATION WEIGHT SCALES, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES AND SEWER LINES, PAINT WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM, CLEANING AND DISINFECTION OF POTABLE WATER TANKS, YOKOSUKA

The contract modifies N4008420D0402 through P00013 to maintain continuous operation of critical utility systems at U.S. Naval installations in the Kanto Plains region of Japan, including incinerator plants, sewage treatment facilities, sewer lines, paint wastewater treatment systems, potable water tank cleaning and disinfection, and calibration of vehicle weight scales. Awarded solely to NIKKEN SOGYO CO., LTD. under FAR 6.302-2 and 10 U.S.C. 3204(a)(1), the decision stems from legal requirements under Japanese law that restrict performance to entities licensed domestically, as only Japanese-registered firms can legally act as waste emitters and perform construction and waste management activities under the Construction Business Act and the Act on Waste Management and Public Cleaning. The contractor must hold non-transferable Japanese government licenses, maintain uninterrupted service without disruption to Navy readiness, and comply with local environmental and regulatory standards, making competition impossible. This modification ensures continuity following a bridge contract that expired in May 2026, with funding drawn from FY26 Operations and Maintenance, Navy appropriations, and performance occurring across multiple U.S. naval sites in Japan. No pricing details are specified, but the award relies on the contractor’s proven track record, immediate mobilization capability, and sole ability to meet statutory obligations, with a competitive follow-on award targeted for January 2027. All services are performed under an IDIQ framework, with no packaging, delivery, or inspection specifications beyond legal compliance, and the contracting office overseeing the work is NAVFAC Far East ROICC Yokosuka, with sole point of contact being Toshiki Hisasue.