Federal department or agency
Defense Facilities Administration Agency (Japan)
The Defense Facilities Administration Agency was a Japanese government agency formed in 1962 from the Procurement Agency and the Defense Agency’s construction department.
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The Defense Facilities Administration Agency was a Japanese government agency formed in 1962 from the Procurement Agency and the Defense Agency’s construction department. Japan’s National Archives records its abolition on September 1, 2007. Historical U.S. award records bearing the agency’s name include obligations for labor shortfalls.
Identity and Data Scope
Defense Facilities Administration Agency (Japan) is listed as a federal department or agency. No parent organization is recorded.
No prime-contract activity is published for this body in this build. This does not establish that Defense Facilities Administration Agency (Japan) has no budget, makes no purchases or has never awarded a contract. Contract data as of .
This body is outside, or has no recorded parent linking it to, the DoW, DHS, DOE and NASA baseline. Its profile and any catalog awards do not establish a complete contracting history. These are prime-contract obligations, not budget authority, outlays or announced ceilings. Subcontracts and assistance are not part of this prime-contract view. Program lists identify reported acquisition codes; an absent program link does not mean the body has no programs.
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