US Embassy Tashkent

The Department of State's US Embassy Tashkent, a civilian diplomatic outpost, awards contracts to support operational and diplomatic activities in Uzbekistan. The Embassy has issued 11 federal contract awards since 2018, with a combined potential value of $545 thousand and 100 percent of that amount obligated. Activity has remained sparse and episodic: one award in 2021, one in 2022, one in 2023, three in 2024, and one in 2026 year-to-date.

The contractor base is highly fragmented, dominated by miscellaneous foreign awardees who account for substantially all recent activity. The top vendors by both award count and potential value are all classified as miscellaneous foreign entities, reflecting the Embassy's reliance on local and regional suppliers for operational support. Seven distinct prime contractors have won awards across the portfolio history, with no U.S. prime establishing material repeat business.

The set-aside mix is predominantly open market: 91 percent of awards carry no set-aside designation, with one HUBZone set-aside comprising the remaining 9 percent. The small contract ceiling ($545 thousand combined) and the Embassy's operational footprint in Central Asia constrain the practical scope for domestic small-business set-asides.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Embassy. The most recently recorded award date is January 14, 2026. Given the episodic award cadence, sparse dollar volume, and absence of current solicitations, pursuit of this agency is not recommended for business development professionals unless the firm maintains an existing presence in Uzbekistan or holds specialized operational capabilities tied to Central Asian diplomatic missions.