Eurobussing Brussels

Eurobussing Brussels, a for-profit organization based in Brussels, Belgium, operates as a prime contractor delivering daily commute and special education student transportation services exclusively to the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), supporting military-dependent students at U.S. schools in Belgium and the Netherlands. The vendor competes in unrestricted, full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations across its entire federal footprint.

Eurobussing Brussels holds a single-customer concentration: 100% of its 31 federal prime awards and the entire $62.5 million combined potential value derive from DoDEA. The vendor operates under three active indefinite delivery vehicles and one Blanket Purchase Agreement. The largest is an Indefinite Delivery Contract (HE125419D2029) valued at $33,967,860.84 through January 31, 2030, which anchors 10 task orders carrying $2.9 million in combined potential value. A second IDC (HE128014D0021) carries 8 task orders valued at $1.7 million, and a third (HE125424D2004) carries 6 task orders valued at $3 million. A newly awarded single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (HE128016A0003) valued at $7.5 million and running through October 18, 2030 consolidates curricular and co-curricular transportation services across Europe-West locations, replacing the prior fragmented task-order structure. Recent delivery orders exemplify the work: a $1,416,897.01 firm fixed-price delivery order issued November 1, 2024, for daily commute and special education transportation at Brussels and SHAPE military communities; a $838,260.80 delivery order issued November 1, 2025, for the same scope through July 31, 2026; and a $329,711.34 delivery order issued August 1, 2025. All work is classified under School and Employee Bus Transportation (NAICS) and Passenger Motor Charter and Motor Passenger (PSC codes). The vendor performs all services directly as the sole prime; no subcontractors appear in any award documentation.

Eurobussing Brussels, registered in SAM.gov since 2015, operates at regional scale with minimal activity volatility—awards per year ranged from two to five over the past five years. The vendor faces minimal recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months, with only one award ($838 thousand combined potential value) reaching ultimate completion. Only $7.6 million of the $62.5 million combined potential value has been obligated to date (12% utilization), reflecting the cash-flow structure of task-order issuance under the IDC and BPA vehicles.