The contractor must provide all resources to perform sanitary surveys for ten drinking water systems across nine U.S. Army Garrison Japan installations. The work involves onsite inspections of water sources, treatment, distribution, storage, and compliance with Japanese and U.S. standards. The primary contractor needs at least three years of relevant experience with U.S. military components, and the field survey inspector must be a U.S.-licensed Professional Engineer with five successful sanitary survey experiences. All work must be performed exclusively in Japan, with the contract price inclusive of all travel and lodging expenses. No specific budget amounts or submission timelines are mentioned.

The contractor must provide all resources to perform sanitary surveys for ten drinking water systems across nine U.S. Army Garrison Japan installations. The work involves onsite inspections of water sources, treatment, distribution, storage, and operations to identify public health deficiencies, complying with JEGS, AR 200-1, and TB MED 576. The primary contractor needs at least three years of experience conducting similar surveys for U.S. military components within the last three years, and the field survey inspector must be a U.S.-licensed Professional Engineer with five successful sanitary survey experiences. All work must be performed exclusively in Japan, with the contract price inclusive of all travel and lodging expenses. No budget amounts or submission timelines are specified.

The Government intends to directly solicit a firm-fixed price contract for conducting sanitary surveys of ten drinking water systems at nine U.S. Army installations on Honshu, Japan, with performance to occur exclusively in Japan. The work, scheduled for Fiscal Year 2026 with an anticipated award date around May 1, 2026, must comply with specific U.S. and Japan environmental standards. The primary contractor must have at least three recent experiences with similar drinking water system surveys or monitoring programs for U.S. Military Components. Furthermore, the assigned field survey inspector must be a U.S.-licensed Professional Engineer with a minimum of five successful sanitary survey experiences at U.S. Military Installations or municipalities. All travel and lodging expenses for the project must be included in the contractor's proposed price.

The Government intends to directly solicit a firm-fixed price contract for conducting sanitary surveys at nine U.S. Army installations on Honshu, Japan, with all work performed exclusively in Japan. The contractor will survey ten drinking water systems in accordance with specific standards to identify public health deficiencies. The primary contractor must have at least three recent experiences with similar drinking water system surveys or monitoring programs for U.S. Military Components. Additionally, the field survey inspector must be a U.S.-licensed Professional Engineer with at least five successful experiences conducting sanitary surveys at U.S. Military Installations and municipalities. The intended award date is around May 1, 2026.