US Consulate Hamilton

The Department of State US Consulate Hamilton, a sub-agency of the State Department, administers diplomatic, consular, and administrative operations at the consulate and procures goods and services supporting its overseas mission footprint. The Consulate Hamilton contracting office records minimal contract activity over its five-year portfolio history.

The Consulate Hamilton has awarded one federal contract since 2021. That single award, closed on June 28, 2021, carried a combined potential value of $3 million against which $121 thousand has been obligated. No set-asides (8(a), small business, WOSB, SDVOSB, or HUBZone) were applied to the award; the contract was competed without restriction. The single prime contractor won the award unrestricted.

No recent contract opportunities are currently recorded against the Consulate Hamilton. The absence of ongoing solicitation activity suggests minimal near-term procurement volume or that the Consulate Hamilton handles solicitation through parent State Department contracting channels rather than issuing directly.

Business development professionals pursuing work at State Department overseas posts should track the parent State Department contracting offices—primarily the Bureau of Administration contracting arm and regional diplomatic security and facilities acquisition functions—rather than individual consulate offices. Consulate-level procurement is typically bundled into broader State Department IDIQ vehicles, BPAs, or GSA Schedule task orders. Direct consulate contracting is sparse and episodic. The single 2021 award at Hamilton and the lack of recorded subsequent activity reinforce that pattern.