AFHC Repair Quarters 82 and 86, Camp Zama, Japan

Most of the work in this code goes to a small group of buyers, and several of their names point to overseas locations. The top six buyers shown are FA5270 18 CONS PK (26 awards, $638.67M), W2SN ENDIST JAPAN (17 awards, $497.40M), NAVFACSYSCOM FAR EAST (97 awards, $412.77M), FA5205 35 CONS PK (14 awards, $302.45M), W2SN ENDIST FAR EAST (19 awards, $211.79M), and 0409 AQ HQ CONTRACT (404 awards, $211.48M). The notice does not explain these codes or say how each buyer selects vendors, so a firm should confirm the buying office and its process before it chases any of them.

The record covers 16,889 awards worth $4.20B from FY2001 to FY2027, shared among 794 distinct vendors. The median award is $6.8K, so the total is driven by a much smaller number of larger awards, and most awards are small. Set-aside labels show 11,157 awards with NONE and 2,619 with no set-aside recorded. The remaining awards carry labels such as SBA (1,197), 8AN (967), 8A (579), SDVOSBC (161), HZC (52), and ESB (51). The notice does not define these labels or say how many bids each award drew, so it cannot show how crowded any given opportunity is. A firm should read each solicitation for its own set-aside terms, and this summary does not judge eligibility.

For the next year, the main signal is the 87 contracts worth $235.00M set to end within 12 months, along with 14 active notices. The notice does not say whether these contracts will be recompeted, extended, or moved to other vendors, so a firm should not assume an open door. Watch the active notices for new postings and check the buyer names above against them. Because 2,619 awards have no set-aside recorded, the labels in future notices may matter more than they did in the past, so read each one closely. This is general information, not legal advice.