Paper And Chemical Company LIMITED

Paper And Chemical Company LIMITED, a Thailand-based for-profit organization, supplies expendable paper and chemical products to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor under single-award indefinite delivery contracts, with no subcontract footprint and no set-aside usage across its federal award history.

The vendor's entire federal customer base concentrates in a single agency: the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, which accounts for all seven awards in the source data and the full $762 thousand combined potential value. All work is priced firm fixed price with place of performance in Thailand, supporting operational and administrative supply needs of the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok. The vendor holds three active single-award IDIQs with BEAPA. The largest is a $260,447 indefinite delivery contract awarded March 1, 2026, running through February 29, 2028, for expendable supplies including paper towels, facial tissues, toilet paper, trash bags, resealable zipper bags, food-grade paper cups, and liquid hand soap under the Global Support Office Export and Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences program. A predecessor contract, awarded March 3, 2024, carried a $166,620 ceiling through March 3, 2026, and an earlier IDIQ from March 2, 2022, carried a $175,000 ceiling through March 1, 2024. Recent delivery orders under these vehicles include a $16,321 order issued August 11, 2026, with ultimate completion September 6, 2026, and a $15,350 order issued August 28, 2025, with completion September 26, 2025.

Work falls under NAICS 322291 (Sanitary Paper Product Manufacturing) and PSC 8540 (Toiletry Paper Products), with secondary classifications in broader paper manufacturing and office supplies. Award activity is sparse and episodic — two awards in 2018, then gaps through 2022, with only seven total awards spanning from March 2018 to August 2026. Only $32 thousand has been obligated across the $762 thousand combined ceiling, reflecting the consumable-supply nature of the contracts and the vendor's position as a local Thailand supplier servicing a single diplomatic mission rather than as a prime capable of competing government-wide.