Pieterse Projekte

Pieterse Projekte, a South African sole proprietorship based in Pretoria, provides facilities maintenance, painting, and building services to the U.S. Department of State and USAID at overseas missions and residential compounds in South Africa, operating exclusively as a prime contractor on small-dollar purchase orders with no set-aside designation.

The vendor's customer base is narrowly concentrated in South African diplomatic and development operations. The Department of State's Bureau of African Affairs drives 7 awards worth $45 thousand combined potential value, while USAID South Africa and the Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations account for 2 awards each ($38 thousand and $29 thousand respectively), and the Bureau of Diplomatic Security holds 1 award valued at $4 thousand. These four funding entities represent 100% of the vendor's award portfolio. The top NAICS category is Painting and Wall Covering Contractors (8 awards), with ancillary work in masonry and general building exterior contracting under PSC code Maintenance of Family Housing Facilities (9 awards).

Pieterse Projekte has received twelve prime awards over the past decade, with sporadic activity — five awards in 2021, then single awards in 2023, 2024, and most recently July 2026. The combined potential value across all awards is $116 thousand, with $111 thousand obligated (96% realization), indicating consistent invoicing against small individual purchase orders. Recent representative work includes a July 2026 $18,149.74 purchase order from the State Department's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for windows and doors specifications and installation, a May 2024 $13,597.91 residential painting order from the Bureau of African Affairs, and a September 2023 $24,210.76 general maintenance and handyman services contract for the Sisonke Building from the U.S. Mission in South Africa. The vendor holds a blanket purchase agreement with the Bureau of African Affairs supporting task-order procurements, though the individual awards show no parent vehicle designation. The vendor does not subcontract and carries no federal contract IDVs or grant-award history.