Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees

Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees, doing business as Federal Egov IAE Initiative - Generic Entity Identifier, is a foreign awardee entity registered in SAM.gov operating as a child organization that serves as a prime contractor on over 11,286 federal contracts and awards across 340 civilian agencies, competing exclusively in full-and-open procurement without set-aside designations. The vendor delivers logistical support, facility management, transportation, and operational services to U.S. diplomatic missions and federal agencies conducting international operations, with headquarters at 1800 F Street NW, Washington, DC.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on services supporting overseas embassy and diplomatic operations: facility management and maintenance (HVAC servicing, generator maintenance, facility repairs, cleaning and grounds upkeep), logistics and supply chain operations (fuel procurement for embassy generators and vehicle fleets, freight forwarding, shipping and customs clearance, household effects and diplomatic pouch handling), accommodation and event services (hotel booking, catering, venue arrangements, event coordination), vehicle operations (motor pool maintenance, rental, transportation services), telecommunications infrastructure (internet connectivity, phone and digital signal services), and specialized support (interpretation, translation, security, medical services, equipment procurement). Representative contracts include a $355.6 million fireworks and drone show event for the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs in Japan (awarded May 2026), a $125 thousand Sapporo Snow Sculpture production and presentation for BEAP in Japan (June 2026), a $1.46 million facilities operations and maintenance order for Army European Command in Greece (April 2026), and a $5.0 million migration management and capacity-building project grant from the Bureau of Population Refugees and Migration for Liberia (awarded January 2026).

Customer concentration is heavily tilted toward the Department of State. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 41% of all awards: Voice of America leads with 1,268 awards valued at $6.2 million combined potential, followed by State's Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (1,210 awards, $50.5 million), Bureau of African Affairs (992 awards, $41.5 million), Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs (599 awards, $33.6 million), and Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs (585 awards, $21.5 million). By dollar value, the top five customers capture only 1% of combined potential value, indicating the vendor's work splits into numerous small task orders and individual purchase orders rather than large IDIQs or blanket purchase agreements. The vendor holds positions on 463 task orders under BPA SPE30221A0003 (combined value $280 thousand), nine task orders under IDIQ 19C02020D0002 ($353 thousand), and nine task orders under BPA FA568222A0001 ($5.5 million), among dozens of other vehicles at the Bureau and embassy level.

The vendor's award portfolio reflects a business model centered on overseas field operations and diplomatic facility support. Top NAICS categories include Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers (751 awards), Hotels and Motels (471 awards), and Commercial Bakeries (463 awards), revealing work spanning event production, accommodation booking, and food service provision. Top PSC codes show "Support—Professional: Other" (1,542 awards), "Transportation/Travel/Relocation: Lodging, Hotel/Motel" (473 awards), and bakery products (463 awards). Over the past five years, award volume peaked at 2,117 in 2024 before declining to 497 in 2026 and one award in 2027, signaling flat or declining activity. The combined potential value across all awards stands at $30.57 billion with only 7% obligated ($2.27 billion), indicating most awards carry high ceilings with modest drawdown. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months spans 320 awards with combined potential value of $57.5 million. The vendor performs work globally, with documented task orders and purchase orders in over fifty countries across Africa, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Western Hemisphere, reflecting its role as a logistics backbone for U.S. government international operations. Sub-award exposure is minimal—only 15 sub-awards across the entire portfolio, with one documented sub relationship to AECOM International on a geotechnical drilling effort in Germany (April 2025).