Frost Engineering CC

Frost Engineering CC is a for-profit corporate entity registered in Namibia, specializing in construction, facilities services, and infrastructure improvement projects for U.S. government agencies. Located in Windhoek, Namibia, the company is registered in SAM.gov with a registration valid through September 11, 2025, and focuses on providing targeted construction and renovation services to U.S. diplomatic and governmental facilities in the African region. The company has demonstrated a consistent capability to execute small-scale, specialized construction and security enhancement projects for federal agencies.

The company has received multiple federal contract awards from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Diplomatic Security and Bureau of African Affairs, primarily involving construction and security-related services. These contracts have included electric fence installation ($13,734.62), warehouse renovations ($17,081.51), grille and palisade work ($14,260.04), and safety upgrades for specific facilities like the Joseph Ithana Commissioning project ($10,129.89). Each contract has been a firm fixed-price purchase order with no specific set-aside designations. The contracts consistently focus on infrastructure improvements, security enhancements, and facility maintenance for U.S. government properties in Namibia, indicating the company's specialized expertise in supporting diplomatic and governmental infrastructure needs.

Frost Engineering CC holds an indefinite delivery contract (IDC) awarded by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of African Affairs, valued at $173,661.41 with a performance period through January 28, 2026. This multiple-award IDC is specifically for repair and painting of residential buildings, suggesting the company will continue to provide targeted construction and maintenance services for U.S. government residential properties in the region. The IDC demonstrates the company's ongoing relationship with the Bureau of African Affairs and its ability to secure broader, longer-term contract vehicles beyond individual purchase orders. The contract's multiple-award status implies potential for additional task orders and continued engagement with U.S. government agencies in facility maintenance and improvement projects.