Gamblin Demenagements

Gamblin Demenagements, a France-based for-profit logistics and moving services company, operates as a prime contractor providing truck rental, transportation logistics, and facility-support services exclusively to the U.S. Department of State across two named bureau customers. The vendor competes full-and-open with no socioeconomic set-aside designations on any of its federal awards.

Gamblin Demenagements holds a highly concentrated customer footprint within State Department operations in France. The Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs accounts for 21 of 25 prime awards and $2.8 million of the $3 million combined potential value; the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations holds the remaining 4 awards valued at $198 thousand. The vendor operates exclusively through three single-award indefinite delivery contracts: a $1.26 million multiple-award IDC (19FR6323D0012) that has generated six task orders totaling $822 thousand, a $248.5 thousand truck-rental IDC (19FR6324D0028) with two task orders worth $88 thousand, and two smaller vehicles. Capability work centers on transportation logistics for diplomatic operations—truck rental with drivers, cargo van operations, VIP visit logistics support, waste removal, equipment moving, and facility relocation services. Representative delivery orders include a $263.7 thousand award in April 2025 for logistics support services (Option Year 2 under the primary IDC), a $214.1 thousand award in May 2024 for base-year logistics support, a $91.1 thousand award in May 2026 for general logistics support, and $47.8 thousand in November 2024 for Phase 5 waste-removal services during facility emergency operations.

Activity has been episodic rather than sustained: four awards in 2021, no material volume in 2022, two awards in 2023, seven in 2024, four in 2025, and four in 2026. Combined dollars obligated stand at $1.2 million (40% of combined potential value), indicating task order utilization remains partial. Two awards complete within the next twenty-four months and carry $122 thousand in combined potential value, presenting modest recompete exposure. NAICS concentration reflects the vendor's operational scope: truck and utility-trailer rental (10 awards), process and logistics consulting (7 awards), and general transportation-support activities (6 awards). The vendor has no subcontract relationships and does not appear on any government-wide contract vehicles or GSA schedules; all work flows through State Department–issued IDCs with France-based performance.