De Vellis Servizi Globali S.R.L.

De Vellis Servizi Globali S.R.L., a for-profit partnership headquartered in Rome, Italy, provides vehicle rental, transportation logistics, and moving services to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor on a full and open competitive basis with no set-aside designations. The company operates exclusively in support of U.S. diplomatic operations in Italy and the broader European region, with all twenty recent awards deriving from two customer bureaus within the Department of State.

The vendor's customer footprint is narrow and concentrated. The Department of State's Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs accounts for 16 awards totaling $4.8 million in combined potential value (98% of the portfolio), while the Bureau of Human Resources holds 4 awards worth $42 thousand. This concentration reflects De Vellis Servizi Globali's niche positioning as a regional logistics provider anchored to U.S. Embassy Rome operations rather than a broad-based federal transportation contractor. Recent representative work includes a $243 thousand purchase order awarded January 13, 2026, for vehicles supporting U.S. diplomatic operations in Italy; a $444.5 thousand indefinite-delivery multiple-award contract awarded June 1, 2025, for moving services including porterage and transportation with ultimate completion May 31, 2027; and a $378.5 thousand single-award IDC awarded in 2020 for flexible transportation support across Europe and Eurasia. The vendor places task orders under five distinct indefinite delivery contracts, with the largest vehicle (SIT70017D0008) carrying nine task orders valued at $111 thousand combined.

Activity remains sporadic and low-volume, averaging roughly one to two awards annually over the past five years, with three awards in 2025 and one in 2026. De Vellis Servizi Globali operates as a pure prime contractor; the source contains no subcontract awards. Combined potential value across all twenty recent awards is $4.9 million, with obligated dollars of $732 thousand (15% of potential value), indicating that many awards remain unfunded or partially exercised. The vendor's capability portfolio concentrates on ground transportation (ten awards under All Other Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation NAICS), passenger car rental (four awards), and moving services (two awards), all rooted in European-based logistics support rather than domestic federal contracting.