US Embassy Suva

The Department of State US Embassy Suva is a civilian diplomatic post that conducts foreign policy and consular operations in Fiji and the South Pacific region. As a sub-office of the Department of State, the Embassy executes its mission through federal contracts awarded at the Suva location.

The Embassy has awarded two federal contracts totaling $186 thousand in combined potential value since 2021. The most recent award closed on July 7, 2026. Both awards were fully obligated. Activity has been sparse: one award in 2021 and one in 2026, with no recorded awards in the intervening years. The two contracts represent the entire historical portfolio at this Embassy.

Both awards went to Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees, accounting for 100 percent of recent awards by count and 99 percent of combined potential value. Neither award carried a set-aside designation; both were unrestricted procurements.

The contract portfolio at the Embassy Suva is minimal and episodic. No recent contract opportunities are recorded. Given the size and scope of diplomatic operations at a single embassy post, the low volume reflects typical activity for this category of federal location — most operational support and mission requirements are met through standing State Department contracts, vendor agreements managed at higher organizational levels, or direct foreign-national hires. A business development professional evaluating opportunity at this post should expect occasional, small-dollar contracts supporting embassy operations (communications, facilities, logistics, and administrative services) rather than sustained procurement activity. The foreign-awardee concentration reflects the geographic location and likely the post's reliance on local or regional vendors for operational support.