Jus Mundi

Jus Mundi, a Paris-based for-profit legal research and information services provider, supplies specialized legal research subscriptions to the Department of State as a prime contractor on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime (100% of its federal award footprint) and has zero subcontract activity across the federal government.

Jus Mundi's concrete federal capability centers on subscriptions to its Arbitration Practice platform and access to the Oxford University Press Law Library — specialized legal databases for international arbitration and legal publications that support the Department of State's international operations and legal analysis. All five of the vendor's recent federal awards are annual 12-month subscription renewals issued by the State Department's Bureau of Administration: a $30.4 thousand purchase order awarded April 24, 2024 (ultimate completion April 23, 2025); a $29.4 thousand purchase order awarded April 24, 2025 (ultimate completion April 23, 2026); and a $46.9 thousand purchase order awarded April 26, 2026 (ultimate completion April 25, 2027). The earlier awards in the series were $25.2 thousand (March 2023) and $21.2 thousand (March 2022), reflecting modest annual growth in subscription value. Combined potential value across all five awards is $153 thousand, all obligated.

Customer concentration is absolute: the Department of State Bureau of Administration accounts for 100% of awards and 100% of combined potential value. The vendor has maintained unbroken annual contract engagement with State since 2022, establishing a narrow but recurring revenue relationship with a single federal customer. One award worth $47 thousand faces recompete within the next twenty-four months (April 2027 renewal). Jus Mundi registered in SAM.gov in January 2022 and demonstrates consistent engagement through annual subscription renewals, but carries no presence across other federal agencies, no IDIQs or vehicle positions, and no subcontract relationships in the federal procurement ecosystem.