Auto Ha Thanh Joint Stock Company

Auto Ha Thanh Joint Stock Company, doing business as Cong TY Co Phan Ha Thanh O To, is a Vietnamese for-profit organization registered with the federal government since November 2014 to provide vehicles and automotive parts and services to U.S. government agencies. The company specializes in supplying Ford vehicles and maintenance support to U.S. federal agencies conducting operations in Vietnam, leveraging its location and expertise to support American government missions in the region. Auto Ha Thanh has established itself as a reliable vendor for the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency and the Department of State, serving critical government operations focused on personnel recovery and diplomatic activities.

Auto Ha Thanh Joint Stock Company has received six federal contract awards totaling approximately $645,639.72, all executed as either blanket purchase agreement calls or purchase orders without set-aside designations. The company's primary contracting relationship has been with the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA), an office within the Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Service, which awarded five separate contract calls valued at $1,212.04, $33,638.32, $90,377.95, $200,685.83, and $72,074.31 between June 2021 and August 2025. These DPAA contracts called for the supply of Ford vehicle parts and maintenance services in support of joint field activities numbered 143rd through 161st, all performed in Vietnam to assist the agency's mission of recovering and identifying fallen American personnel from prior conflicts. Additionally, the Department of State's Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs awarded Auto Ha Thanh a purchase order valued at $174,750.97 in April 2021 for the provision of three 7-seat, 4-wheel drive sport utility vehicles for the Peace Corps Hanoi operation, with completion scheduled for May 2021. All awards to Auto Ha Thanh were firm fixed price contracts placed as calls against blanket purchase agreements or direct purchase orders, demonstrating the company's status as a prime contractor rather than a subcontractor on these engagements.