Mohammed Zarhloule

Mohammed Zarhloule, doing business as Amgala (Pharmacie), is a sole proprietorship based in Inezgane, Morocco, that supplies pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and interior storage items to U.S. military units operating in North Africa as a prime contractor competing on full-and-open (non-set-aside) federal procurements. The vendor holds a single-award indefinite-delivery contract with the Department of the Army valued at $3 million through July 31, 2026, and has received task orders and purchase orders from Army units and allied services executing operations and humanitarian assistance missions in Morocco.

All five of Amgala's recent federal awards are prime contracts concentrated within the Army ecosystem. The Department of the Army (primary contracting office) accounts for $3 million in combined potential value across two awards — the core IDV and related procurements. The Utah National Guard and Army European Command together account for $1.7 million across three purchase orders and delivery orders, representing 100% of the award portfolio by count and value. Activity is sparse and episodic: three awards in 2023, one in 2024, and one in 2026, with no recurring annual procurement pattern evident in the recent record.

Amgala's primary vehicle is the $3 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (W56PFY23D0002) with the Department of the Army, awarded June 16, 2023, and extended through July 31, 2026. Representative work includes a $961,893.25 firm-fixed-price delivery order from the Utah National Guard issued June 16, 2023, for medical supplies and equipment to support U.S. military operations in Morocco, with completion set for December 5, 2024; a $422,945.80 purchase order from the Utah National Guard on May 2, 2024, for pharmaceuticals to support humanitarian civic assistance operations; and a $28,638.54 purchase order from the Department of the Army on April 28, 2026, for commercial medical supplies and formulary items supporting a ten-person medical team executing a humanitarian mission in Dakhla during African Lion 2026. Combined dollars obligated total $1.7 million (36% of the $4.7 million combined potential value), indicating variable utilization of the IDV ceiling. The vendor does not subcontract and has not served as a subcontractor in the source record.