US Embassy Djibouti

The Department of State US Embassy Djibouti is a diplomatic mission that conducts contract work in support of embassy operations and foreign-service activities in the Horn of Africa region. The Embassy executes contracts through State Department acquisition channels for goods and services required to maintain diplomatic presence and advance U.S. foreign policy in Djibouti.

The Embassy has awarded 32 federal contracts since 2015, with recent activity showing 2 awards in 2022, 8 in 2023, 8 in 2024, 7 in 2025, and 1 year-to-date in 2026. Combined award potential value stands at $524 thousand, with $499 thousand obligated (95% of potential value). Sixty-five percent of recent awards (26 of 26 contracts in the last five years) report no potential value in source data, characteristic of Schedule task orders, BPA calls, modifications, or below-threshold purchase orders—indicating that the Embassy transacts heavily through existing vehicle calls rather than definitive contracts with reported ceiling amounts.

Competitive concentration by award count is moderately concentrated, with the top five primes holding 58 percent of recent awards; by potential value, concentration is highly concentrated at 92 percent. Ati, Inc. dominates by reported potential value at $355 thousand from a single award over the last five years. Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees account for multiple tranches across the top-five lists: one group with 4 awards and $40 thousand combined potential value, another with 3 awards and $52 thousand potential value, and a third with 4 awards but no reported value. Massida Logistics and Transit Marill LLC each hold 2 awards in the last five years with $18 thousand and $17 thousand combined potential value respectively. Twenty-one distinct prime contractors have been awarded across the portfolio lifetime.

All 32 contracts are unsectored (no set-aside designations applied). The Embassy procures through unrestricted competition, reflecting the statutory exemptions State Department contracting enjoys under FAR Part 25 for overseas diplomatic activities.

No recent contract opportunities or grant opportunities are recorded against the Embassy in the source data. The Embassy does not administer federal grant programs.