Diplomatic Platform Support Services (DiPSS)

Department of State Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs awarded the Diplomatic Platform Support Services (DiPSS) Master IDIQ on June 5, 2019, for logistical, life and mission support, operations and maintenance, and construction and renovation at U.S. Government facilities overseas, with ordering open through November 21, 2026, about three weeks away. The vehicle carries a $10 billion shared ceiling and is unrestricted, with all 20 orders showing no set-aside.

Ordering has slowed since 2024. Orders per year ran 11 in 2019, 1 in 2021, 2 in 2023, 5 in 2024, and 1 in 2026, with the most recent award on July 1, 2026. Combined task-order potential value totals $3.38 billion, of which $2.54 billion, or 75%, is obligated.

Awarded orders center on medical and life support in Doha, Qatar, and Baghdad, Iraq, plus a Venezuela BLS services order. Doha work includes all-inclusive operations and maintenance at Camp As-Sayliyah, the CARE medical support platform, and Community Order Service Section-3. Baghdad orders cover O&M and fuel distribution at the U.S. Embassy and Medical Support Services Iraq (MEDSSI). The source describes scope at any country where State has a presence, with a focus on high-threat contingency environments.

V2X Systems LLC leads by order count with 4 orders totaling $265.6 million, followed by Sos International LLC (3 orders, $140.7 million) and KBR Services, LLC (3 orders, $73.7 million). Amentum Services, Inc. holds 2 orders worth $30.6 million. Xator LLC holds 2 orders worth $2.87 billion, which accounts for most of the vehicle's combined potential value. The five named primes account for 70% of task orders, and six other primes make up the rest of the 11 awardees.

Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs places 13 of 20 orders ($73.8 million combined potential value). Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs places 4 orders totaling $3.27 billion. Western Hemisphere Affairs has 1 order ($30.6 million), and the Office of Acquisition Management has 2 orders ($769 thousand).

The largest order is the CARE Logistical Support Services (CLSS) delivery order, with a firm fixed-price $2.87 billion ceiling and $2.31 billion obligated, and an ultimate completion date of February 28, 2026. Order ceilings range from $10,000 program-planning orders to $140.7 million for Camp As-Sayliyah, and pricing mixes cost-plus-fixed-fee, time-and-materials, and firm fixed-price. Completion dates run from July 2019 to June 30, 2031.

Master IDIQ for Program Management, Procurement of Critical Items, Life Support Services, Logistics Services, Operation and Maintenance Services, Construction and Renovation Projects to U.S. Department of State facilities, and other U.S. Government facilities overseas. The work to be acquired under this Master IDIQ is for logistical service, life & mission support services, and all other operation & maintenance services at various government installations located in any country where the U.S. Department of State has a presence, with a focus on high threat contingency environments. Types of projects may include, but are not limited to: food service, maintenance/repair of facilities, full spectrum operations of man camps, sewage and plumbing operations of facilities, leasing properties, refurbishing properties to include upgrading to meet high security requirements, laboratories, dining facilities and related structures, travel services for personnel, to include insurance.