US Embassy Chisinau

The Department of State's US Embassy Chisinau is the civilian diplomatic mission representing U.S. interests in Moldova and a source of low-volume federal contract awards supporting embassy operations and diplomatic functions.

The Embassy has awarded 4 federal contracts since March 2020, with the most recent award in September 2024. Award activity has been sporadic—1 award each in 2020, 2021, and 2022, followed by a gap until 1 award in 2024—averaging fewer than 1 per year. Combined potential contract value across all four awards is $46 thousand, with the full amount obligated. Three distinct prime contractors have been awarded across the portfolio.

Over the last five years, Spin TEK AS leads by both award count and potential value with 1 award valued at $29 thousand; Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees holds 1 award at $15 thousand; a third contractor appears in the four-award portfolio but does not surface in the top-five rankings. The competitive base is highly fragmented, with the top two vendors covering 96 percent of combined potential value and the three distinct primes covering 100 percent of award count. Three-quarters of awards carry no set-aside designation; one award is Small Business set-aside.

The contract portfolio reflects typical embassy-operations procurement: low-dollar, episodic awards for services or supplies supporting diplomatic mission functions. Activity is minimal and sporadic—no awards have been recorded for the two years since September 2024. No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Embassy or its offices. Firms pursuing embassy-level work should monitor the State Department's central contracting apparatus and the broader bilateral-assistance procurement streams rather than expect consistent small-contract opportunities at individual embassy locations.