US Embassy Kyiv

The Department of State US Embassy Kyiv is the State Department's diplomatic mission in Ukraine, responsible for advancing U.S. foreign policy objectives in-country through programmatic funding and contracting support operations.

The Embassy has awarded 87 federal contracts since 2016, with combined potential value of $23.8 million, all of which has been obligated. Contract activity peaked at 42 awards in 2022, then declined to 12 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 3 year-to-date in 2026. Among the last five years of awards, Gosselin Mobility dominates by award count with 30 contracts totaling $687 thousand in potential value, followed by two categories of Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees with 8 and 4 awards respectively, and Cherokee Nation System Solutions LLC and Gosselin Mobiliti Ukraena DP with 3 awards each. By potential value, the concentration remains highly fragmented across the last five years, covering only 9 percent of combined recent value — Gosselin Mobility leads with $687 thousand, but Focus Camera LLC holds a single award worth $463 thousand and Pronet, Private Enterprise holds one worth $280 thousand, indicating significant value spread across one-off or small-volume contracts. All 87 awards carry no set-aside designations. Nine of the 67 awards recorded in the last five years reported no potential value, typical of Schedule task orders, BPA calls, modifications, or below-threshold purchase orders common to embassy operations.

The Embassy currently transacts through grant instruments targeting Ukrainian civil-society and international organizations. The Department of State's Embassy Kyiv posted two recent Cooperative Agreement opportunities in late August 2026: "Advancing Investigative Journalism in Ukraine through U.S. AI Innovation" (PDS-UKRAINE-FY26-04, closed September 1, 2026), which funds Ukrainian registered non-profit media organizations and independent media outlets to build investigative reporting, data journalism, and AI capabilities; and "Advancing Sports Diplomacy Through Adaptive Sports" (PDS-UKRAINE-FY26-02, closed August 31, 2026), which supports Ukrainian and international organizations implementing adaptive sports programs for wounded veterans. No grant-award portfolio data is present in the source, indicating no recent grant awards are recorded under this agency rollup.