US Embassy New Delhi

The Department of State US Embassy New Delhi is a civilian diplomatic mission that procures goods, services, and support contracts to operate and maintain the embassy facility and its programs in India. As a sub-agency of the Department of State, the embassy functions as a contracting office for its own operational and mission-support needs.

The embassy awarded 203 federal contracts over its contracting history, with recent activity accelerating: 28 awards in 2022, 40 in 2023, 38 in 2024, 49 in 2025, and 9 so far in 2026. The combined award potential value across the portfolio stands at $14.4 million, with $14.3 million obligated. The most recently recorded award date is November 24, 2026. Seven percent of awards in the last five years carry no reported potential value, typical of Schedule task orders, BPA calls, modifications, or below-threshold purchase orders.

Contract competition is highly concentrated among foreign awardees. Over the last five years, four distinct groupings of miscellaneous foreign awardees collectively hold 90 percent of recent awards by count, with combined potential values ranging from $1.8 million down to $730 thousand per grouping. By potential value, these same foreign awardee groupings account for 58 percent of combined value across recent activity. Bajaj General Insurance LIMITED is the only named domestic prime contractor in the top five, holding 11 awards valued at $367 thousand combined. The portfolio has awarded contracts to 36 distinct primes cumulatively. All 203 awards carry no set-aside designation — the full contracting activity is conducted as open competition without small-business carve-outs.

The embassy operates under open-market contracting mechanisms typical of overseas diplomatic missions, reflecting its procurement environment in India. Recent activity shows steady growth in award volume, with 2025 marking the highest count at 49 awards. The relatively small dollar footprint and reliance on foreign awardees reflect the mission's geographic location and the nature of embassy support contracts, which often involve local vendors for facility operations, maintenance, and supplies.

No recent contract opportunities or grant programs are recorded against this agency.