Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees

Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees, doing business as Federal Egov IAE Initiative - Generic Entity Identifier, is a for-profit foreign awardee entity headquartered at 1800 F Street NW, Washington, DC, that serves as a critical logistics and administrative support contractor for the U.S. Department of State and operates primarily as a prime contractor on full-and-open competitive awards with no set-aside posture. The vendor operates a parent-child corporate structure with a named subsidiary, Esri Panama SA.

Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees' federal footprint centers on transactional and logistical services delivered to overseas diplomatic missions. The vendor's capability portfolio spans commercial lodging procurement (hotels, guest accommodations), bakery and catering services, transportation and fuel delivery, facility maintenance and repairs (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, preventive maintenance), communications and telecommunications support, diplomatic pouch and mail handling, customs clearance and freight forwarding, office supplies and hardware procurement, translation and interpretation services, event planning and support, and specialized administrative services including human resources support and legal services. Representative contract work includes a $19.6 million Peace Corps purchase order for foreign vendor acquisitions in Peru (awarded May 31, 2026), a $240 thousand Bureau of African Affairs tax consultancy services contract in Rwanda (awarded June 4, 2026), hotel and lodging orders across 15+ State Department bureaus ranging from $14 thousand to $320 thousand, a $1.5 million grant from the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration for humanitarian assistance in Sierra Leone (CFDA 19.517, awarded April 11, 2026), and a $201 million EUR-Other program grant for the TRIPP+ Trans-Caspian Enterprise Fund in Armenia (CFDA 19.878, awarded January 30, 2026). The vendor also received a $7.5 million Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration refugee assistance grant for Equatorial Guinea (CFDA 19.517) and a $7.5 million refugee assistance grant for Palau (CFDA 19.519), both awarded in late 2025.

Customer concentration reflects deep State Department penetration. The top five agencies by award count account for 34% of recent awards, dominated by the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (1,381 awards, $76.9 million potential value) and the Bureau of African Affairs (1,081 awards, $1.2 billion potential value)—a stark divergence showing the Africa bureau anchors most dollar value while Europe places more orders of lower individual value. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Pacific (786 awards, $562 thousand) and the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (742 awards, $33 million) round out the active set. By potential value, the Africa bureau dominates at $1.2 billion across 1,081 awards, followed by the U.S. Coast Guard ($113.9 million across 74 awards) and the Europe bureau ($76.9 million). The vendor serves 357 distinct federal agencies, indicating broad but shallow agency relationships typical of a logistics and commodity supplier model.

The vendor's vehicle portfolio emphasizes blanket purchase agreements and indefinite delivery contracts across State Department regional bureaus. The largest vehicle is Blanket Purchase Agreement SPE30221A0003 (786 task orders, $562 thousand combined value, typically bakery/food services), followed by an IDIQ for unspecified services (AIDOAAI1500004, 29 task orders), IDIQ 19SA7025D0003 (12 task orders, $771 thousand), and BPA FA568221ACT03 (12 task orders, $6.3 million). The vendor holds dozens of single-award and multiple-award IDIQs and BPAs across the State Department's regional bureaus—Africa, Europe, Near East, South and Central Asia, East Asia and Pacific, Western Hemisphere—with ceilings ranging from one dollar (placeholder mechanism) to $1.5 million, indicating a fragmented vehicle structure optimized for per-order simplicity rather than consolidated procurement authority. Recent IDV awards include a $201 thousand lodging IDIQ with US Embassy Beirut (September 1, 2026), a $297 thousand French language instruction IDIQ with the Bureau of International Organization Affairs in Geneva (September 1, 2026), and multiple facility maintenance, printing, transportation, and English proficiency testing BPAs across diplomatic posts in Praia, Manila, Manila, Kuwait, and Santo Domingo.

Activity growth is pronounced. Award volume grew from 394 in 2022 to 3,127 in 2025—an 694% five-year increase—though 2026 data reflects only partial-year capture (823 awards through early September). Combined potential value across the full footprint stands at $9.19 billion with $4.16 billion obligated (45% burn rate). The recompete cliff shows 569 awards reaching ultimate completion within twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $86.9 million—a manageable but notable exposure requiring vendor focus on task order renewal and vehicle recompete activity across State Department bureaus.

The vendor's service concentration by NAICS and PSC codes confirms the logistics-and-support characterization. Commercial Bakeries (786 awards, matching the SPE30221A0003 BPA), Hotels and Motels (665 awards), Independent Artists and Performers (402 awards, events and entertainment), Other Management Consulting Services (356 awards), and All Other Personal Services (213 awards) dominate by award count. By PSC category, Bakery and Cereal Products (786), Support Professional Other (765), Transportation/Travel/Relocation Lodging (664), Technical Assistance (518), and Fuel Oils (292) align with the vendor's demonstrated work scope. This category spread reflects the vendor's operating model as a generalist foreign-service provider issuing task orders to local subcontractors—the vendor itself rarely performs; rather, it acts as a procurement intermediary and administrative conduit for State Department ordering at overseas posts.

The source documents show 48 sub-awards across the portfolio (roughly 0% of total awards), with one named prime, AECOM Services LLC, on a roofing replacement structural survey contract awarded December 17, 2025. The negligible subcontract footprint reinforces that Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees competes as a prime on transactional, locally sourced foreign procurements rather than as a meaningful sub on larger domestic contracts.

Federal grant work spans humanitarian assistance and educational exchange. The vendor is a recipient (not a sub-recipient) on multiple Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration refugee assistance grants (CFDA 19.517 and 19.519) totaling $16 million across Sierra Leone, Equatorial Guinea, and Palau (2025–2026), a $201 million EUR-Other development grant for enterprise development in Armenia (CFDA 19.878), and multiple smaller Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs cooperative agreements and project grants supporting American Corners and educational programming across Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific (2025–2026). These grants reflect the vendor's secondary role in longer-term development and cultural exchange work, distinct from its primary transactional logistics focus.