NK Servis

NK Servis, a Zagreb-based for-profit limited liability partnership, supplies diesel fuel and related fuel products to U.S. Department of State facilities in Kyrgyzstan as a prime contractor on a full-and-open, competitive basis with no set-aside designations. The vendor operates exclusively in South and Central Asian fuel procurement and delivery, registered with the System for Award Management since March 2023, and competes entirely as a prime — it carries no subcontract footprint in federal work.

NK Servis's customer concentration reflects narrow geographic and functional scope. All ten awards in the source derive from three related Department of State entities: the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (four awards, $390 thousand combined potential value), the US Embassy Bishkek (one award, $350 thousand), and the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (five awards, $89 thousand). The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations and the Embassy dominate the dollar share, accounting for roughly 85% of combined potential value, while the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs drives half the award count but represents only 11% of dollars. Representative work includes a $349,940 firm fixed-price fuel supply task order for Kyrgyzstan (November 2025), a $19,324 diesel fuel purchase order (January 2025), a $10,224 fuel purchase task order (December 2025), and a $17,000 diesel fuel delivery award (September 2023). All awards carry firm fixed-price terms and typically range from roughly $17,000 to $350,000 per order.

NK Servis holds a single multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of State (BPA 19KG1024A0011), established July 22, 2024, with a $350,000.01 ceiling through January 21, 2028. Three task orders have been placed against this BPA, totaling $370 thousand in combined potential value. The BPA structure enables rapid fuel procurement for U.S. diplomatic compounds and operational facilities in Kyrgyzstan without separate competitive actions for each delivery requirement.

Activity has been modest but consistent: one award in 2023, five in 2024, three in 2025, and one year-to-date in 2026. The vendor obligated only $119 thousand (14% of combined potential value) across all awards, indicating work is still in early execution phases or task orders remain unfilled. All work is performed in Kyrgyzstan and categorized under All Other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing (NAICS) and Fuel Oils (PSC), with no diversification into other product lines or geographies.