Al Muamroon Trading

Al Muamroon Trading, a Saudi Arabian non-profit sole proprietorship, supplies dining facility consumables, construction materials, equipment, and related goods to the U.S. Department of Defense as a prime contractor exclusively — all 114 awards in the source data are prime positions, with no subcontract work. The vendor competes without set-aside designations across all work.

The vendor's footprint is heavily concentrated in recurring supply missions to U.S. military installations in Saudi Arabia, primarily through blanket purchase agreements and indefinite delivery contracts. Recent representative work includes a $8.7 million single-award IDIQ (awarded February 2025, running through February 2030) for dining facility consumables with delivery orders ranging from $46,795 to $664,529; a $4.5 million BPA (November 2021–November 2024) that generated 30 task orders for DFAC supplies, each typically valued between $60,000 and $200,000; a $2.7 million purchase order from Army Central Command (May 2022) for aggregate, sand, and water; a $2.03 million Army Central Command purchase order (September 2022) for horizontal construction and support services; and recurring monthly DFAC consumables calls worth $30,000 to $210,000 from the Air Force and Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service between 2021 and 2026.

Customer concentration is acute. The Department of the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service anchors the portfolio by potential value: 23 awards with a combined potential value of $1 billion, despite representing only 20% of the award count. The Department of the Air Force (74 awards) leads by volume but carries only $23.7 million in combined potential value. Army Central Command contributes 10 awards valued at $5.6 million. These three entities account for 97% of recent awards. The dollar concentration with DFAS reflects the structure of large IDIQs sitting on that customer's books, while the Air Force's lower per-award value reflects high-velocity, short-cycle DFAC consumables task orders.

Vehicle position is dominated by dining facility and construction materials BPAs. The largest task-order vehicle is BPA FA491122A0001 (30 task orders, $4 million combined potential value), followed by BPA FA491121A0042 (11 task orders, $902 thousand), IDIQ FA491125D0009 (7 task orders, $1.2 million), BPA FA491121A0012 (4 task orders, $175 thousand), and BPA FA491120AC001 (3 task orders, $320 thousand). All vehicles are single-award or multiple-award BPAs and IDIQs held by the Air Force or Army; task orders carry firm fixed-price pricing with no set-asides.

Activity has remained steady year over year, ranging from 13 to 18 awards annually over the past five years (2022–2026), with 114 total awards since 2019 and a combined potential value of $1.03 billion. Only one award completes within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $63 thousand), indicating a stable pipeline with minimal recompete pressure in the near term. The vendor's work is almost entirely OCONUS, performed in Saudi Arabia, supporting Prince Sultan Air Base, Logistics Support Areas, and other U.S. military installations in the Kingdom.

Capability mix reflects base-camp logistics and infrastructure support: dining facility consumables dominate by task-order count, with NAICS 425990 (All Other General Merchandise Stores) attached to 32 awards; construction materials (NAICS 423510, Lumber/Millwork Wholesalers) appear in 17 awards; and specialized support categories such as kitchen equipment, hand tools, and concrete foundation work round out the portfolio. PSC coding reflects the same pattern — 23 awards carry PSC code for food-preparation kits, 19 for miscellaneous construction materials, and smaller clusters for kitchen equipment and hand tools. The vendor does not compete for IT, professional services, or other white-collar federal work.