Lee, EUN Jin

Lee, EUN Jin, a South Korea-based sole proprietorship, operates as a prime contractor providing stand-alone manual automobiles to the Department of the Army, exclusively through blanket purchase agreements issued without set-aside designation. The vendor's entire 45-award footprint (100% prime) consists of recurring monthly BPA calls for vehicle delivery to Camp Walker, United States Army Garrison Daegu, supporting morale, welfare, and recreation activities for military personnel stationed in South Korea.

The vendor serves two customer entities, both within the Department of the Army. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region accounts for 42 awards with $161 thousand combined potential value, while the broader Department of the Army holds 3 awards carrying $89 thousand combined potential value — collectively representing 100% of the vendor's federal award activity. Customer concentration is absolute and singular in scope: Camp Walker pianist transportation support. The combined potential value across all 45 awards is $250 thousand, with $118 thousand obligated across the footprint (47% realization rate).

Lee, EUN Jin holds two active blanket purchase agreements. The initial single-award BPA (W90VN922A0016) was awarded September 16, 2022, with a $44,058 ceiling and ultimate completion September 21, 2025, generating 34 task orders valued at approximately $25 thousand combined potential. A successor single-award BPA (W90VN925AA011) was awarded September 22, 2025, with an expanded $87,726 ceiling and a five-year performance period through September 21, 2030. The new vehicle has issued 3 task orders to date (November and December 2025 calls with individual ceiling values of $363 and $907) consistent with the predecessor's monthly ordering pattern. Monthly task order ceilings under both agreements range from $591 to $1,371, reflecting the predictable and recurring nature of the requirement. Award categorization reflects the work: 44 awards fall under NAICS Musical Groups and Artists; 45 awards are coded to PSC Social-Chaplain.

Activity has remained stable at 11–12 awards per year across 2023–2025, with monthly ordering cadence and four-week performance windows. All work is performed in South Korea with no subcontract engagement; the vendor operates as a sole proprietor with no subcontractor footprint. The predecessor BPA's September 2025 expiration triggered no recompete exposure — the new five-year agreement issued contemporaneously with continuous operational support maintained throughout the transition.