Leeds Services CO. Pte. LTD.

Leeds Services CO. Pte. LTD., a Singapore-based limited liability company, supplies equipment maintenance, facilities support, and construction services to Department of Defense and Army Corps of Engineers installations, operating almost exclusively as a subcontractor (92% of recent awards) with minimal prime work. The vendor operates in the full-and-open market without SBA set-aside designation.

Leeds Services operates primarily at Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory, where it performs work under multiple defense prime contractors. Recent award volume totals thirteen transactions (2022–2026) with combined potential value of $678 thousand, though obligated dollars total $2.4 million across that period — reflecting either task-order re-obligations or invoicing above ceiling values. The vendor's only recent prime award is a May 2026 purchase order from US Pacific Fleet Forces for a power generation system for reefer operations at Diego Garcia, valued at $332 thousand, with performance due November 30, 2026.

Customer concentration sits with Navy organizations and Army Corps of Engineers. The Department of the Navy Installations Command, the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Honolulu (4 awards each), and the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command account for the bulk of named awards; the Navy Military Sealift Command and Defense Logistics Agency Energy round out the active set. Across potential value, the US Pacific Fleet Forces prime award dominates at $678 thousand of the vendor's total portfolio.

Work vehicles include the Multiple Award Schedule (2 task orders), the NAVFAC EXWC Global Petroleum Oils and Lubricants Worldwide contract (2 task orders), and the Indefinite Delivery Contract N6274217D3600 (2 task orders). Leeds Services subcontracts to Weston Solutions Inc., KBR Diego Garcia LLC, JSK Diego Services LLC, Parsons Government Services Inc., Crowley Government Services Inc., and Aptim Federal Services LLC on Diego Garcia infrastructure and support work — fuel repair, fire pump replacement, construction services, equipment rental, vessel maintenance support, and scrap disposal. NAICS concentration splits between highway and bridge construction and facilities support services (4 awards each), with oil and gas pipeline construction and maritime freight transportation rounding out the portfolio.

One award faces completion in the next twenty-four months. Activity shows fluctuation (two awards in 2022, four each in 2023 and 2025, one in 2024, two in 2026), with no sustained growth trajectory visible across the five-year slice.