US Embassy Seoul

The Department of State US Embassy Seoul is a civilian foreign-service post that procures goods and services to support the embassy's diplomatic mission and operations in South Korea. The embassy executes a small, mission-driven contract portfolio centered on local and regional vendors.

The embassy has awarded twelve federal contracts since 2020, totaling $444 thousand in combined potential value with $444 thousand obligated. Recent activity peaked in 2023 with five awards, then declined to one award in 2025. The agency issued one award in 2020, one in 2021, four in 2022, five in 2023, and one in 2025. One of the ten awards with recorded potential value is a Schedule task order, BPA call, or similar vehicle with unreported dollar magnitude.

Competition is highly concentrated by value among foreign-based awardees. Overseas Military Sales Corporation - Omsc LTD holds the largest share with two awards totaling $212 thousand combined potential value, representing 48 percent of the portfolio. Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees account for seven awards (representing both individual unnamed foreign vendors and grouped line items) totaling $151 thousand combined potential value across count and value blocks, covering 93 percent of combined potential value when ranked by contract value. Wine21.Com Co., Ltd holds one award valued at $51 thousand. All twelve awards were issued under no set-aside; the portfolio contains no 8(a), small-business, WOSB, SDVOSB, or HUBZone designations.

All five distinct prime contractors awarded are foreign entities, reflecting the embassy's reliance on local and regional suppliers in Seoul. No recent contract opportunities are recorded in the source data.