Bolier & Company LLC

Bolier & Company LLC, a High Point, North Carolina-based furniture supplier, holds 100% of its federal award footprint as prime contracts with the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, with no subcontract work and no small business set-asides across its nineteen awards since 2016. The company is a for-profit partnership and a subsidiary of Decca Furniture (Usa), Inc., a manufacturer of goods, positioning Bolier as a captive distribution and procurement arm for diplomatic facility furnishings.

Bolier's customer concentration is absolute: all nineteen awards and the entire $416 thousand combined potential value come from a single customer — the State Department's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations. The vendor serves no other federal agencies. This exclusive relationship reflects a narrow but established business model: firm fixed-price purchase orders for furniture delivery to overseas diplomatic facilities, with individual contract values ranging from $10,776 to $68,871 and performance windows typically measured in weeks to months. Recent representative awards include a $68,871 purchase order awarded March 13, 2026, for furniture procurement with completion by April 24, 2026; a $69,891 purchase order awarded September 10, 2025, with December 26, 2025 completion; and a $15,524 purchase order awarded August 15, 2024, with November 22, 2024 completion. The source characterizes the vendor as having "demonstrated consistent expertise in sourcing and delivering furniture for the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations since 2020," suggesting the relationship predates the earliest awards visible in this dataset.

The vendor's NAICS profile splits between nonupholstered wood household furniture manufacturing (10 awards) and office furniture, non-wood (7 awards), with one-off awards in electronic computer manufacturing and upholstered household furniture. Activity has been episodic rather than growth-oriented: two awards in 2021, one in 2022, three in 2024, one in 2025, and one in 2026, with a three-year gap between 2022 and 2024. Because Bolier is entirely dependent on a single agency with modest annual procurement volumes, the vendor carries high customer concentration risk and no pipeline visibility outside State Department facilities operations. All work is performed at the vendor's High Point headquarters, where SAM.gov registration has been maintained since May 2016. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open procurement, not set-asides.