MGT Djibouti SARL

MGT Djibouti SARL, a for-profit international organization based in Djibouti, provides vehicle leasing, equipment maintenance, construction support, and telecommunications services to U.S. Department of Defense installations in the Horn of Africa region as a prime contractor competing on a full-and-open basis without set-aside designation. The vendor has been registered to receive federal awards since October 2015 and operates primarily as a prime (96% of recent awards), with minimal subcontract exposure (4%).

The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated in the Department of the Air Force and Department of the Navy, which together account for approximately 80% of recent award volume. The top five customers by award count are the Air Forces Europe and Africa (52 awards, $14.6 million combined potential value), Fleet Forces Command Atlantic (32 awards, $5.8 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (26 awards, $10.8 million), the United States Marine Corps (15 awards, $496 thousand), and Army Africa Command (11 awards, $755 thousand). The potential-value ranking shifts slightly when the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service surfaces to second place with 7 awards valued at $14.1 million combined, driven by larger single contracts. The concentration reflects MGT Djibouti SARL's geographic footprint: all work is performed at or supporting U.S. military installations in Djibouti, primarily Camp Lemonnier and Chabelley Airfield.

MGT Djibouti SARL's capability portfolio centers on vehicle leasing, which accounts for 94 of the vendor's 169 total awards under NAICS 532111 (Passenger Car Leasing) and PSC L-0001 (Lease or Rental of Equipment—Ground Effect Vehicles). Recent representative prime awards include a $2.53 million BPA call from Air Forces Europe and Africa for calendar year 2024 vehicle leasing at Camp Lemonnier (awarded January 1, 2023), a $2.86 million definitive contract with Air Forces Europe and Africa for Camp Adjumani Living Facilities support services (awarded September 30, 2024), and a $147,408 purchase order from Army Africa Command for two utility vehicles with freight and options for four additional vehicles (awarded January 17, 2026). The vendor also holds ancillary service lines in equipment maintenance, construction support, and telecommunications: a $597,761 purchase order for prime power generator overhaul (Air Forces Europe and Africa, awarded September 23, 2022), a $291,259 definitive contract for the Camp Adjumani IBEARS Fuel Line Project (Air Forces Europe and Africa, awarded June 1, 2023), and multiple purchase orders for Djibouti telecommunications recharge phone cards and SIM cards to the Department of the Navy (ranging from $3,120 to $34,975).

The vendor holds two single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement IDIQ vehicles with the Air Force: a $9 million vehicle leasing BPA (awarded October 1, 2021, ultimate completion September 30, 2024) and a $3 million vehicle leasing BPA (awarded October 1, 2021, ultimate completion September 30, 2024). These two vehicles have generated 22 and 13 task orders respectively. MGT Djibouti SARL also operates under a Navy indefinite delivery contract (N3319116D1055) spanning 46 task orders valued at $6.7 million combined, and participates in additional GSA and inter-agency vehicles including Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services with 5 task orders. Award activity has contracted from a peak of 22 awards in 2022 to 3 in 2025 and 1 to date in 2026, with only three awards (combined potential value $3.8 million) reaching completion within the next twenty-four months and facing recompete risk.

In its subcontractor role, MGT Djibouti SARL supplies vehicle leases and integrated base defense sustainment support services to General Dynamics Global Force and ManTech Advanced Systems International on task orders supporting trainee, logistics, and operator sustainment; recent sub awards include an April 2025 vehicle lease task order under ManTech's ALECS vehicle and a March 2025 integrated base defense sustainment support task order under General Dynamics. The vendor's sub footprint remains minimal relative to its prime presence, reflecting its primary role as a direct service provider to forward-deployed U.S. military units rather than as a logistics or program-management subcontractor to large defense primes.