Power Four LIMITED

Power Four LIMITED Power Four LTD Division, a Nigeria-based minority-owned limited liability company, provides kitchen hood fire suppression system maintenance, duct cleaning, and facilities support services to U.S. diplomatic missions as a prime contractor exclusively, competing in full-and-open federal procurement without set-aside designation.

Power Four LIMITED operates from Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, and holds no position on government-wide acquisition vehicles or schedules. The vendor's entire federal footprint consists of 17 prime awards issued by the Department of State, with no subcontract work. Across the recent award window (2024 to present), combined potential value stands at $739 thousand, with $323 thousand obligated to date. Customer concentration is absolute: the Department of State accounts for 100% of awards by count and dollar value, split among the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (13 awards, $425 thousand combined potential value), the U.S. Embassy Conakry (2 awards, $153 thousand), the U.S. Embassy Freetown (1 award, $138 thousand), and the Bureau of African Affairs (1 award, $24 thousand). The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations dominates the relationship, and the two top-customer rankings track identically.

Power Four LIMITED's capability portfolio centers narrowly on kitchen hood and fire suppression system maintenance, inspection, and duct cleaning at U.S. embassies and diplomatic facilities across Africa and the Asia-Pacific region. Representative contracts include a $126.2 thousand definitive contract from the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations awarded February 16, 2024, for preventive maintenance and management of an Ansul R-102 kitchen hood fire suppression system in Madagascar (ultimate completion March 31, 2027); a $86.85 thousand definitive contract awarded July 7, 2025, for annual preventive maintenance of kitchen hood and fire suppression systems at the U.S. Embassy in Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo (running through June 30, 2027 with base and two option years); and a $19.5 thousand delivery order issued September 16, 2026, for maintenance and repair of a kitchen hood fire suppression system at a U.S. diplomatic facility in Guinea (completion September 27, 2026). The vendor also holds three indefinite-delivery contracts: one single-award IDC with the U.S. Embassy Freetown (ceiling $137.5 thousand, completion August 31, 2026) and two multiple-award IDCs with the U.S. Embassy Conakry (ceilings $52.5 thousand through May 31, 2031, and $100 thousand through August 31, 2029). Three task orders against the IDC 19GV1024D0023 carry combined potential value of $59 thousand.

Award activity has grown from four contracts in 2024 to seven in 2025 and six in 2026. Four awards (combined potential value $258 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and thus recompete exposure. Work is performed at U.S. diplomatic facilities in multiple African and Asia-Pacific locations including Senegal, Liberia, Burundi, Republic of the Congo, Guinea, Eswatini, Timor-Leste, Tanzania, and Madagascar. Power Four LIMITED operates without domestic U.S. presence or subcontracting relationships — all work is executed as prime, in-country at overseas facilities.