First Precious Planners Company LIMITED

First Precious Planners Company LIMITED is a woman-owned, for-profit limited liability company registered in Nairobi, Kenya, with an active SAM.gov registration valid through February 4, 2026. The company specializes in providing facility management, construction, renovation, and maintenance services to U.S. government entities, particularly the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations. As a tribally-owned business, First Precious Planners has established itself as a contractor capable of executing various infrastructure and facilities-related projects for federal agencies operating in Kenya.

The company has consistently received federal contract awards from the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for targeted facility improvement projects. These contracts have included specific scopes such as security light upgrades at the Lone Tree Compound ($13,649.81), house renovations and general repairs ($114,597.93), children's playground equipment installation ($37,747.30), and kitchen repairs ($12,476.23). None of these contracts were set aside for specific business categories, indicating the company competed openly for these awards. The contracts demonstrate First Precious Planners' capability to perform precise, targeted infrastructure and facility enhancement work for U.S. government properties in Kenya.

First Precious Planners Company LIMITED holds a significant multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) valued at $1,054,610.44, awarded by the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi with a performance period through September 26, 2025. This IDC enables the company to provide comprehensive facilities management and make-ready services, including construction, renovation, operations, and maintenance tasks to prepare Embassy properties for occupancy. The contract allows for task orders involving repairs, alterations, and improvements to real property assets, positioning First Precious Planners as a strategic facilities management partner for U.S. diplomatic infrastructure in Kenya. The IDC represents a broader, more flexible engagement compared to their previous definitive contracts, allowing the company to respond to a wider range of Embassy facility needs.