Engen RDC

Engen RDC, doing business as Engen DRC SA, is a petroleum company registered in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and provides critical fuel supply services to the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of African Affairs. As a for-profit organization with a SAM.gov registration valid through October 3, 2024, the company specializes in delivering diesel and gasoline fuel products to support U.S. diplomatic operations in Kinshasa. While specific details about the company's broader corporate background are limited in the provided documentation, the federal contract history indicates Engen RDC has been a consistent and reliable fuel supplier for U.S. government facilities in the DRC.

Through federal contract awards, Engen RDC has exclusively provided fuel replenishment services to the Bureau of African Affairs, delivering gasoline and diesel fuel to various U.S. government facilities in Kinshasa. These facilities include the U.S. Embassy, Joint Administrative Office (JAO), and International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS) sites. The contract awards have consistently been firm fixed price delivery orders ranging from approximately $10,000 to $37,000, with no set-aside designations. All contracts have been directly with the Bureau of African Affairs, and Engen RDC has served as the prime contractor, demonstrating its capability to reliably supply fuel products to support diplomatic and administrative operations in the region.

Engen RDC holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract (IDC) with the Bureau of African Affairs, valued at $1,888,000.77 and running from June 6, 2022, through December 6, 2027. This IDC serves as a centralized ordering vehicle for the Bureau to manage its petroleum needs in Kinshasa. Under this contract, the Bureau has issued multiple delivery orders for diesel and gasoline fuel replenishment, supporting critical infrastructure such as embassy generators, vehicle fleets, and administrative facilities. The IDC enables the Bureau to efficiently procure fuel products to maintain continuous operations and advance U.S. foreign policy initiatives focused on democracy, economic growth, regional stability, and humanitarian efforts across Africa.