Ha NOI General Investment And Consultant Joint Stock Company

Ha NOI General Investment And Consultant Joint Stock Company, a Vietnam-based for-profit sole proprietorship doing business as Cong TY Co Phan TU Van VA DAU TU Tong Hop Ha NOI, provides facilities maintenance, construction, and building restoration services to the Department of State as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders. The vendor competes exclusively in the commercial space with no set-aside designations across its federal footprint and holds a DOT Certified DBE designation.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on small-scale facilities work at U.S. diplomatic properties in Vietnam. Concrete work includes exterior painting at the Chief of Mission Residence ($21,666.03 firm fixed-price purchase order awarded March 2026 by the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations with completion in April 2026), office reconfiguration and interior wall and door installation at U.S. facilities in Hanoi ($17,154.11 and $12,763.91 purchase orders awarded in December 2023 and November 2023 respectively), brick patio restoration at the American Club ($31,758.12 purchase order, September 2022), perimeter wall and fencing repair ($29,466.90 purchase order, May 2022), and site fencing and gate installation ($195,965.43 definitive contract, September 2021). The vendor has also performed master bathroom restoration, pool cabana and gazebo repairs, and related grounds maintenance at Chief of Mission Residences and diplomatic compounds.

Customer concentration is singular: the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations accounts for ten awards and $377 thousand of the vendor's $413 thousand combined potential value (91% of the portfolio). A single award from the Department of State Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs rounds out the customer base at $36 thousand. All federal work is placed directly with the vendor as prime; no subcontract footprint or parent vehicles are present.

Activity peaked in 2021 with four awards totaling approximately $239 thousand, declining to two awards per year in 2022 and 2023, then to one award in 2026. The vendor's most recent federal award (March 2026) has an ultimate completion date of April 2026. The portfolio is fully obligated; combined potential value and combined dollars obligated both equal $413 thousand, indicating all awards have been executed and funded. No awards carry recompete exposure in the forward window because the most recent work is complete or near-complete and no active IDIQs or standing agreements are present in the source data.