CBRE Government & Defense Services has secured two task orders from the U.S. Navy to provide operations and maintenance services for medical treatment facilities in Japan.
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The McLean, Virginia-based public sector arm of the real estate company told ExecutiveGov that the awards, issued under the Army Corps of Engineers’ Operations and Maintenance Engineering Enhancement program, cover the delivery of integrated operations, maintenance, repair, and facility management services to medical facilities in Japan that provide healthcare to U.S. military personnel and their families. This includes the Navy Medicine Readiness Training Unit Iwakuni, Iwakuni Veterinary Clinic and Educational and Developmental Intervention Services, the U.S. Naval Hospital Yokosuka, and associated locations at the Naval Air Facility Atsugi, Camp Fuji, Commander Fleet Activities Sasebo and Hario Family Housing.
The contracts have a four-year performance period, beginning August 1, with a base year expected to be completed by July 31, 2026. The contracts will run through July 31, 2029, if all three 12-month option periods are exercised.
Remarks From CBRE’s Patrick Roddy
“We bring proven capability, regional experience and a deep understanding of federal healthcare facility requirements, positioning us to deliver consistent, high-quality performance in support of Navy readiness,” said Patrick Roddy, CBRE Government & Defense Services sector president.
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