RPE Engineering Company LIMITED

RPE Engineering Company LIMITED, a woman-owned construction and facilities-maintenance firm based in Bangkok, Thailand, provides building renovation, infrastructure repair, and electrical work to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor on small purchase orders (100% prime footprint), with all eleven recent awards issued on a full-and-open, non-set-aside basis for work performed at U.S. government facilities in Thailand.

The vendor's customer base is entirely concentrated within the Department of State. The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations accounts for seven awards valued at $572 thousand combined, anchoring the portfolio with roof replacements, generator upgrades, furniture shop construction, and print shop restroom renovation at Raj and other Bangkok facilities. The Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs places three awards totaling $105 thousand for regional facility work, including bathroom renovation at the Ministry of Public Health and roofing replacement at the tuning house storage shed and guard house, both completed in 2023–2024. The Bureau of Diplomatic Security holds one award of $16 thousand for local contractor services supporting the Bangkok-PME-20031 project. The two rankings align completely — no tension between volume and dollar concentration — and all three customer agencies serve State Department operations in Thailand.

RPE Engineering operates exclusively on small purchase orders with individual ceiling values ranging from approximately $15 thousand to $147 thousand, with no parent IDVs or standing vehicles in the source record. Recent representative work includes a $146.9 thousand roof replacement at Raj Warehouse 5 (awarded August 2026, due December 2026), a $129.2 thousand generator upgrade project at Raj (awarded March 2024), and a $124 thousand flood pump replacement at the Rajdamri facility (awarded September 2022, completed December 2022). Combined obligated value across all eleven awards is $693 thousand, fully realized against potential value, reflecting the small scale and completion rate of the award stream.

Activity has slowed in recent years. Awards peaked at four in 2022, declined to two per year through 2024–2025, and one award appears in 2026 year-to-date. One award with a ceiling of $147 thousand faces ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and represents the only near-term recompete exposure. The vendor carries no subcontract work and operates entirely as a prime. Capability concentration skews toward commercial and institutional building construction (seven awards) and electrical systems installation and repair (two awards), consistent with the project-based, in-country facility-services mission across State Department properties in Thailand.