Chibethpee Intergrated Resources (Nig) LIMITED

Chibethpee Intergrated Resources (Nig) LIMITED, a Nigeria-based limited liability company headquartered in Abuja, operates as a prime contractor delivering security services, security system installation, facility maintenance, and building inspection work to U.S. federal agencies operating in Nigeria. The vendor competes on full-and-open solicitations without set-aside designation across its domestic federal footprint.

Chibethpee's federal customer base is concentrated in Nigeria-focused operations. US Agency for International Development Nigeria accounts for 8 awards valued at $375 thousand combined potential value (80% of the vendor's portfolio), the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security has placed 2 awards valued at $83 thousand, and USAID's main office has placed 1 award valued at $13 thousand. Recent representative work includes a $20,009 firm fixed-price definitive contract from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security for security work with completion expected by July 30, 2027; a $63,117 security system installation contract from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security completed in February 2026; and a $9,791 purchase order from the US Mission in Nigeria for closeout and decommissioning of the USAID guest house, awarded December 29, 2022 and completed January 31, 2025. Chibethpee holds a blanket purchase agreement position under AID620E1600003, from which 2 task orders totaling $24 thousand in combined potential value have been issued.

The vendor's award footprint remains sparse and sporadic—eleven awards total across roughly fourteen years, with activity concentrated in 2022 and 2026. Primary NAICS categories include Building Inspection Services (5 awards) and Security Systems Services (2 awards). All eleven awards are prime contracts; the vendor carries no subcontract footprint. Combined potential value stands at $470 thousand, fully obligated, with one award worth $20 thousand reaching ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete exposure.