The United States Army Garrison Japan is seeking a contractor to provide comprehensive subsurface utility mapping and anomaly screening services using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) at Camp Zama, Japan. The contractor will be required to detect, identify, and map the horizontal position and estimated depth of existing subsurface utilities and anomalies, creating a 2D GIS database based on GPR data signatures. The contractor must have experience in GPR utility mapping data interpretation and must provide a project manager, project/site lead, data analysis personnel, and a land surveyor who meet specific qualification requirements. The contract is expected to be awarded on or around 10 September 2026, and the project duration is 360 days.
• The contractor must provide a comprehensive survey under designated vehicular-accessible roadways within Camp Zama.
• The contractor must use a vehicle-mounted, multi-channel GPR system.
• The contractor must detect, identify, and map the horizontal position and estimated depth of existing subsurface utilities and anomalies.
• The contractor must create a 2D GIS database based on GPR data signatures.
• The contractor must provide a project manager, project/site lead, data analysis personnel, and a land surveyor who meet specific qualification requirements.
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