Daeta International Trading

Daeta International Trading, a South African for-profit company headquartered in Fairland, Randburg, supplies consumables, equipment, and facilities goods to U.S. diplomatic missions and federal agencies across Africa as a prime contractor on firm fixed-price purchase orders with no set-aside designations. The vendor operates exclusively in full-and-open competition and carries no SBA certifications.

Daeta's customer base is heavily concentrated with the Department of State. The Bureau of African Affairs accounts for 50 of 73 prime awards (68% of the footprint) and $1.3 million of $1.8 million in combined potential value; the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations represents 7 awards and $149 thousand; U.S. embassies and missions in Maputo, Lusaka, and Malawi collectively hold 8 awards and $171 thousand. Together, these State Department entities account for 92% of awards and 92% of potential value. USAID Malawi and the broader USAID portfolio represent only 5 to 9 awards depending on counting method and roughly $115 thousand to $155 thousand in potential value. A single vehicle purchase for the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Intergovernmental and External Affairs ($71 thousand, June 2022) represents the only material exposure outside State or USAID.

Daeta's capability portfolio centers on procurement and logistics for overseas facilities operations. Representative work includes expandable toners ($19.3 thousand, Bureau of African Affairs, June 2026), packaged AC units for Angola Verification Rotation support in Mozambique ($36.8 thousand, Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, May 2026), treated mosquito nets ($42.2 thousand, Bureau of African Affairs, July 2024), warehouse appliances replenishment ($27.0 thousand, Bureau of African Affairs, November 2024), motor vehicle spare parts ($67.2 thousand, U.S. Mission Malawi, October 2024), water treatment plant consumables ($25.7 thousand, Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, January 2025), and janitorial equipment ($16.1 thousand, Bureau of African Affairs, August 2024). The vendor also supplies IT peripherals (toners, monitors, UPS units), facilities equipment (coffee machines, pool equipment, generators), and vehicles across African embassies and missions. All work is performed in-country across South Africa, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Zambia.

Activity has been episodic and declining. The vendor received 9 awards in 2022, dropped to 2 in 2023, recovered to 9 in 2024, then fell to 4 in 2025 and 4 in 2026 year-to-date. Three awards totaling $91 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore represent recompete exposure. The source data spans 74 total awards from 2012 forward with $1.8 million in combined potential value; the vendor reports that aggregate contract awards have exceeded $700 thousand since 2021, indicating older awards outside the recent window carry material value.

Daeta holds a single listed parent vehicle: an indefinite delivery contract (AIDOAAI1500004) carrying one task order. The vendor operates primarily as a direct contractor to regional State Department and USAID missions, issuing purchase orders on a transactional basis rather than through systematic IDIQ or GWAC vehicles. The subcontract footprint is minimal — one sub-award under Chemonics International, Inc. on a global health supply chain procurement (September 2021) representing camera and digital equipment for Zimbabwe activities. NAICS exposure is broad and shallow, reflecting the commodity and facilities nature of the work: top categories include All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (9 awards), Motor Vehicle Merchant Wholesalers and Suppliers (8 awards), and Telecommunications Resellers (4 awards). PSC concentration follows: Office Supplies (12 awards), Passenger Motor Vehicles (8 awards), and Motor Vehicle Maintenance Equipment (6 awards).