Grands Marches Construction

Grands Marches Construction, a non-profit community development corporation based in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, performs facility maintenance, renovation, and decommissioning services for U.S. government agencies operating overseas as a prime contractor in full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations across its federal footprint.

The vendor operates exclusively in overseas locations, specifically the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it executes facility infrastructure work for the Department of State. The company has received six federal contracts totaling $157 thousand since August 2024, all in prime capacity and all firm fixed-price. Recent work includes a $28,787 definitive contract with the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for the MSG Residences Driveway Connection Project (September 2025 through September 2026), a $56,827 definitive contract with the Bureau of African Affairs for office space renovation at USAID's Kinshasa Operations Center (August 2025, completed November 2025), a $23,223 definitive contract with the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for windows replacement at the Judicial Affairs Office (May 2025), and a $18,400 purchase order with the Bureau of Consular Affairs for decommissioning painting services at Dutch Apartments (February 2026, completed February 2026). Earlier work included a $16,537 purchase order for external toilet renovation at Panorama (August 2024) and a $12,754 purchase order for decommissioning paint service at GB Residences (May 2025), both through the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations.

Customer concentration sits entirely with the Department of State, which accounts for all six awards across three bureaus. The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations dominates the customer relationship, issuing four awards worth $81 thousand combined potential value, while the Bureau of African Affairs and Bureau of Consular Affairs account for one award each. Facility work splits across residential remodeling, office building repair and alteration, and related building finishing services. Activity has remained light — one award in 2024, four in 2025, one in 2026 — with one award (combined potential value $29 thousand) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, constituting modest recompete exposure. The vendor holds no seats on federal contract vehicles, IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs and operates entirely through individual procurement actions with State Department contracting offices overseas.