US Embassy Juba

The Department of State US Embassy Juba, a civilian diplomatic mission sub-agency, procures goods and services in support of embassy operations and diplomatic activities in South Sudan. The embassy's contracting authority executes these procurements for administrative, logistical, and mission-support functions at the Juba compound and subordinate operational sites.

The embassy has awarded five federal contracts since November 2018, with one award in 2018, one in 2021, one in 2023, one in 2024, and one in 2025. Combined award potential value totals $407 thousand, with all dollars obligated. Recent awards (last five years) show no reported potential value on two of three recorded transactions — a structure typical of Schedule task orders, BPA calls, modifications, or below-threshold purchase orders that do not carry disclosed ceilings in procurement data feeds.

Five distinct prime contractors have been awarded across the portfolio; competitive concentration is highly fragmented. Samatar Investment LTD holds the largest single award at $233 thousand in potential value. Bexston Industrials LLC and Welmas Services LTD each received one award with unreported potential value. All five awards carry no set-aside designation — 100 percent are open to unrestricted competition.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the embassy or its offices. Activity volume is modest and episodic; the embassy does not maintain a high-frequency solicitation posture. Businesses evaluating the embassy as a contracting opportunity should monitor the Federal Procurement Data System and GSA eOffer for future solicitations, as opportunities emerge irregularly and reflect diplomatic mission support needs in a challenging operating environment.