Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees

Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees, a division of Engie Services Zuid B.V. based in Washington, DC, supplies facilities operations, maintenance, logistics, event management, and administrative support services to the Department of State and federal agencies worldwide as a prime contractor on full-and-open, non-set-aside procurements. The vendor is a for-profit foreign-owned entity registered in the System for Award Management since 2005 and carries no SBA designations. Recent activity spans nearly 29,000 awards since 1995, with approximately $9.74 billion in combined potential value across contract and grant vehicles, though 2027 activity in the snapshot is limited to seven awards as of mid-September.

The vendor's customer concentration centers on State Department regional bureaus. The top five customers by award count account for 37 percent of recent awards, led by the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (2,682 awards, $146.9 million combined potential value) and the Bureau of African Affairs (2,531 awards, $1.82 billion combined potential value). The two rankings diverge sharply on dollars: African Affairs dominates both volume and value at $1.82 billion, while the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region, despite only 173 awards, anchors $330.8 million in combined potential value. Other significant customers include the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (2,073 awards, $102.5 million), the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (1,383 awards, $101.8 million), and the Bureau of Diplomatic Security (590 awards, $111.6 million). Category concentration across the award portfolio reflects the vendor's scope: commercial bakeries (1,894 awards), hotels and motels (1,649 awards), other management consulting services (1,049 awards), and fuel oils (680 awards) represent the top NAICS and PSC concentrations, with transport and lodging services dominating by volume.

Work is performed worldwide across diplomatic facilities and federal installations, with named place-of-performance locations spanning Europe (France, Spain, Germany, Poland, United Kingdom, Russia), Africa (South Africa, Ghana, Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Guinea, Ethiopia, Tanzania), Asia-Pacific (India, Philippines, China, Indonesia, Australia, Singapore), the Middle East (Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Oman), and the Western Hemisphere (Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Belize). Recent definitive contracts and delivery orders demonstrate concrete capability framing: a $19.49 million medium-wave transmitter procurement in South Korea (September 2026, Office of Technology Services and Innovation); a $768,000 operations and maintenance contract for Djibouti (September 2026, Office of Technology Services and Innovation); an $860,730 HVAC replacement at the US Consulate General Perth, Australia (September 2026, Bureau of Overseas Building Operations); a $337,662 renovation of residential units in Lagos, Nigeria (September 2026, Bureau of Overseas Building Operations); a $201,228 Google certification training contract in Pakistan (September 2026, Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs); and numerous sub-million hotel, transportation, facilities maintenance, and supply orders spanning dozens of State Department bureaus and embassy locations.

Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees holds multiple blanket purchase agreements and indefinite-delivery vehicles across State Department bureaus and overseas missions. Top parent vehicles by task-order volume include Blanket Purchase Agreement SPE30221A0003 (1,892 task orders, $1.3 million combined potential value), Indefinite Delivery Contract AIDOAAI1500004 (44 task orders), IDC 19C02020D0002 (32 task orders, $2.3 million combined potential value), and IDC 19E13026D0006 (23 task orders, $3.5 million combined potential value). Small-ceiling BPAs and IDCs are characteristic: embassy-specific vehicles for fuel procurement ($35,000 to $800,000 ceilings), facilities maintenance and janitorial services ($10,000 to $50,000 ceilings), transportation and taxi services ($20,000 to $35,000 ceilings), and administrative support such as mail delivery, language training, and medical examinations. Recent activity shows the vendor issuing or holding task orders across embassies in Warsaw, Lima, Cairo, Djibouti, Dhaka, Rangoon, Malabo, Praia, and Tbilisi for vehicle fuel, repairs, grounds maintenance, and specialized operations support.

Activity has grown substantially year over year from 2,118 awards in 2023 to 6,440 in 2025, with 5,193 awards in 2024 and 4,261 in 2026, reflecting concentration in State Department overseas operations and embassy support. Approximately 1,693 awards (combined potential value $404.1 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and are exposed to recompete. The vendor's subcontractor footprint is minimal: one named sub-award to Eurofins Environment Testing Ecotoxicology, LLC for laboratory and groundwater testing services under a Navy NAVFAC Pacific contract (June 2026, $0 value specified). Federal grant work accounts for a distinct operating line within the portfolio: the vendor acts as prime recipient under the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs for American Centers and American Spaces programming in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovakia, Palermo, Estonia, and Taipei; the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs for ACCESS program implementation in Vietnam and diplomatic training in Indonesia and Malaysia; the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration for humanitarian and migration assistance in Dominica ($309,600, August 2026); and the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs for humanitarian air cargo bridge operations in Bolivia ($700,000, August 2026). Corporate structure places Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees as a child entity under parent Engie Services Zuid B.V., a Netherlands-based facilities and logistics conglomerate, though the subsidiary operates under distinct SAM registration and carries autonomous contracting authority across State and federal customer base.