US Embassy Banjul

The U.S. Embassy Banjul, a diplomatic outpost within the Department of State, executes a minimal federal contracting footprint supporting embassy operations in The Gambia. The embassy has awarded two federal contracts totaling $51 thousand in combined potential value since September 2022, with no recent activity cadence suggesting sustained procurement volume. One award closed in September 2022; the most recent award is recorded as November 2025. Both awards were issued as unrestricted contracts with no set-aside designation.

The competitive base is minimal and fragmented across foreign awardees. Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees hold the larger award at $28 thousand, and Benchmark holds the smaller at $23 thousand. Both vendors have received one award each over the last five years, covering 100 percent of recent awards by both count and potential value. The absence of small-business set-asides, 8(a) awards, or domestic prime contractors reflects the embassy's reliance on foreign or international vendors for local operations support.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the embassy. The contract portfolio suggests episodic, low-dollar procurement tied to specific diplomatic or facility needs rather than sustained solicitation activity. Firms pursuing work at this embassy should not expect regular bidding windows or substantial opportunity flow; opportunities, when they arise, may be specialized to local operations, security, or administrative support requiring foreign or locally-registered vendors.