828 Solution LIMITED Partnership

828 Solution LIMITED Partnership, a Thailand-based woman-owned business, provides logistics, transportation, administrative support, and interpreter services to the U.S. Navy as a prime contractor exclusively through firm fixed-price purchase orders, with no subcontract footprint. The partnership is headquartered in Bangkok and operates without IDV vehicles, GWACs, or set-aside certifications; all nine recent awards represent full-and-open competition to the Chief of Naval Operations.

828 Solution LIMITED Partnership's customer concentration is absolute — all nine awards totaling $146 thousand in combined potential value flow from the Department of the Navy's Chief of Naval Operations office. The vendor has maintained federal vendor registration since September 2018 and has served Naval operations consistently since 2019. Recent work spans three discrete capability areas: simultaneous interpreter support for military training events (Defense Institute of International Legal Studies human rights training, Sea Vision training exercises), logistics and transportation services for Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) missions, and administrative assistant support for multilateral military exercises including Cobra Gold 26 and Hanuman 26. The most recent award (March 12, 2026) is a $16.6 thousand DPAA transportation service purchase order with ultimate completion March 11, 2027; a September 25, 2025 contract for $24.3 thousand provided administrative assistance for Cobra Gold 26 and Hanuman 26, completing April 30, 2026. Smaller engagements include July 2025 and May 2025 interpreter purchases of $2.6 thousand and $2.8 thousand respectively for Sea Vision training, and a March 2025 DPAA transportation contract for $21.8 thousand.

Award activity has clustered in 2025 (five awards) after a multi-year gap; only one award of $17 thousand reaches completion within the next twenty-four months, representing minimal recompete exposure in that window. The vendor's service portfolio centers on on-site logistics, administrative staffing, and linguistic support for U.S. military training exercises and special operations in Southeast Asia, with all performance occurring in Thailand. No growth into new agencies, vehicle seats, or capability areas outside the Southeast Asia operational footprint is evident in the source data.