Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees

Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees, doing business as Federal Egov IAE Initiative - Generic Entity Identifier and operating as a division of Engie Services Zuid B.V., is a Washington, D.C.-based foreign-owned for-profit entity that delivers facilities operations, maintenance, logistics, event management, and specialized support services to federal agencies globally, primarily as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) on full-and-open, non-set-aside procurements across 399 distinct customer agencies.

The vendor's footprint spans two decades of federal contracting, with nearly 27,000 awards and $10.87 billion in combined potential value across all sources since 1995. Recent activity (2023–2026) shows volatility: 2,026 awards in 2023, scaling to 5,055 in 2024 and 6,347 in 2025, then declining to 2,563 in 2026, with only 3 awards recorded in 2027 to date. The vendor faces significant recompete exposure: 1,413 awards (combined potential value $213 million) complete in the next twenty-four months.

Customer concentration is diffuse but anchored by the Department of State. The top five agencies account for 36% of awards by count: the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (2,394 awards, $118.8 million), the Bureau of African Affairs (2,316 awards, $1.81 billion), Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Pacific (1,893 awards, $1.5 million), the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (1,691 awards, $74.2 million), and the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (1,231 awards, $91.6 million). By potential value, the Bureau of African Affairs dominates at $1.81 billion across 2,316 awards, but the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region contributes $263.3 million from 139 awards, signaling concentration in both volume and high-dollar transactional work with State's regional bureaus.

Capability portfolio is heavily weighted toward commodities and event logistics rather than professional services. The top NAICS categories are Commercial Bakeries (1,894 awards), Hotels and Motels (1,492 awards), and Other Management Consulting Services (1,046 awards). Top PSC codes reflect this mix: Bakery and Cereal Products (1,892 awards), Technical Assistance (1,602 awards), and Transportation/Travel/Lodging (1,529 awards). Recent named awards exemplify this posture—pack and unpack services for the U.S. Embassy New Delhi ($28,477), catering and reception services for the IAEA General Conference at the Weltmuseum in Austria ($22,814), hotel and conference space for the Indo-Pacific Armies Management Seminar in New Zealand ($144,896), temporary lodging and facility maintenance across Singapore, Japan, China, Kazakhstan, and Nigeria, diesel fuel and liquid propellants supply across Nigeria and West Africa, event production and management services in Japan ($480,019), and wastewater treatment plant operations support in Tanzania ($47,124).

Parent contract vehicles are limited in count but high in task order volume. Blanket Purchase Agreement SPE30221A0003 carries 1,892 task orders with $1.3 million combined value, and Indefinite Delivery Contract AIDOAAI1500004 accounts for 42 task orders. Definitive contracts and delivery orders dominate the award form (purchase orders and delivery orders under BPAs and IDCs). The vendor holds numerous small-ceiling IDVs and BPAs across regional State Department bureaus, each with one-to-three-year performance periods and ceilings ranging from $1 to $315,789, covering janitorial services, pest control, vehicle maintenance, transportation, facilities repair, and administrative support at embassies and consulates worldwide.

The vendor operates as a wholly-owned division of Engie Services Zuid B.V. (Netherlands-based), yet carries its own UEI and SAM registration since 2005 as a distinct contracting entity. Corporate structure shows Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees as parent in the current registration; no named subsidiary detail is present in the source. Federal grant awards include $7 million under Overseas Refugee Assistance Programs for the Western Hemisphere to support vulnerable migrants in the Dominican Republic (June 2026), $13 million under the East Asia and Pacific Grants Program for Marshall Islands Parliament Building reconstruction (May 2026), $4 million for refugee humanitarian assistance in Burundi (May 2026), $200,400 for humanitarian services in St. Kitts & Nevis (May 2026), and $10 million under Cyberspace and Digital Policy for delegated undersea cable cooperation with Australia serving Tuvalu (December 2025). The vendor also received cooperative agreements and project grants for American Corner programming, tech startup acceleration, and cultural programming from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

Subcontract footprint is minimal: one sub-award documented—a proofing engineering services subcontract to AECOM International for FY24 Army Family Housing in Germany (January 2026). The vendor operates predominantly as prime, not as a subordinate; the sub posture suggests limited engagement in larger prime-led consortia or hierarchical supply chains.

Activity trajectory reflects volatility and maturation risk. Growth from 2,026 awards (2023) to 6,347 (2025) was followed by contraction to 2,563 (2026) and near-zero 2027 recording, suggesting either delayed award data entry, recompete loss, or portfolio restructuring. With 92% of combined potential value already obligated, the vendor's cash conversion is strong, but the recent decline in annual award count and the $213 million recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months signal material retention risk across State Department regional bureaus and Army operations.