US Embassy Sanaa

The Department of State's U.S. Embassy in Sanaa is a civilian diplomatic post that procures goods and services to support embassy operations in Yemen. As a sub-agency office within State's global embassy network, the Embassy awards contracts through the department's acquisition mechanisms to maintain facilities, security, and administrative functions in a complex operating environment.

Contract activity at the Embassy Sanaa is extremely limited. The office has issued one federal contract award since 2024, totaling $19 thousand in combined potential value and $19 thousand obligated. That single award, closed on April 28, 2024, went to Al-Nisr Al-Arabi Insurance and was not designated under any small-business set-aside category. The award represents the entirety of recorded contracting activity over the review window; no additional awards are recorded for 2025 or year-to-date 2026.

Competitive concentration is highly concentrated by both award count and potential value — Al-Nisr Al-Arabi Insurance holds 100 percent of recent awards. The minimal contract volume and single-awardee history suggest that Embassy Sanaa either consolidates its procurement through regional embassy contracting offices, relies on bulk purchasing agreements negotiated at higher State Department levels, or operates under constrained acquisition authority reflecting the security environment in Yemen. Vendors pursuing work at this office should verify whether solicitations are issued directly by the Embassy or channeled through parent State Department contracting entities or regional acquisition hubs.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Embassy or its descendant offices. Businesses interested in Embassy Sanaa procurement should monitor State Department solicitation channels and regional embassy announcements for any future requirements.