Baghdad Diplomatic Service Center

The Department of State Baghdad Diplomatic Service Center, a sub-office within the State Department focused on supporting U.S. diplomatic operations in Iraq, has recorded a minimal contract footprint. Since its inception, the office has awarded a single federal contract on January 7, 2020, with no recorded activity since. That sole award carried no set-aside designation and went to one prime contractor. The office has not issued any recent contract opportunities.

This extremely limited contracting profile reflects the Baghdad Diplomatic Service Center's operational mission — supporting diplomatic staff and facility operations at the U.S. Embassy in Iraq — rather than a broad procurement mandate. The absence of a sustained contract pipeline over the six-plus years since the sole 2020 award suggests that routine facility, security, and administrative support may be sourced through other State Department contracting vehicles, regional acquisition channels, or direct-hire staff arrangements rather than through open competition under this sub-office's authority.

For business development purposes, the Baghdad Diplomatic Service Center does not represent a meaningful pursuit opportunity in the current environment. The office shows no contract awards in the past six years and no open solicitations, indicating either a contracting pause, a reliance on existing standing agreements, or administrative realignment toward other procurement instruments at the parent State Department or its regional bureaus.