Reefer Vans and Try Storage Containers in Support of Yama Sakura 59

Contract FA5209-11-P-0048, solicited under number FA520911T0022, was awarded to Mol Techno-Trade, Ltd. to provide refrigerator and dry storage vans in support of the U.S. Army and Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces bilateral Exercise YAMA SAKURA 59. The project was performed entirely in Kumamoto, Japan, specifically at Camp Kengun, requiring the contractor to be licensed and registered to operate within the country. The total award amount was 1,100,000 Japanese Yen, approximately 10,789.42 US Dollars, with a performance period spanning from January 12, 2011, to February 5, 2011. The scope of work required the contractor to furnish all necessary personnel, supervision, management, tools, equipment, and materials to ensure the successful delivery of refrigerated and dry storage capabilities. The agreement adhered to commercial item clauses and tax exemptions provided under the US-Japan Status of Forces Agreement. Managed by the Department of Defense, the contract mandated strict adherence to a Performance-Based Work Statement covering service requirements, quality control, and personnel management to support the bilateral military exercise.