R M A (Cambodia) Plc.

R M A (Cambodia) Plc., a for-profit organization based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, operates as a prime contractor providing vehicle maintenance and logistical support services to U.S. federal agencies operating in Southeast Asia. The vendor competes on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations and does not subcontract.

R M A (Cambodia) Plc. specializes in repair and maintenance of vehicles, automotive equipment, commercial equipment, and industrial equipment, with ancillary capability in equipment procurement. The vendor's recent work centers on three customer agencies. The Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Services Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency is the dominant customer, accounting for 8 awards and $3.3 million in combined potential value (94% of total dollars), primarily through a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with a $1 million ceiling awarded November 1, 2023, and running through October 2, 2025. Three task orders have been issued under that BPA — February 9, 2024 for $3,808.95; August 8, 2024 for $6,381.33; and April 1, 2025 for $9,502.07 — all for vehicle maintenance in Thailand. The Department of State Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs holds 5 awards valued at $166 thousand, including a $58,000 purchase order (September 2023) for forklift delivery, a $22,000 purchase order (September 2025) for a diesel forklift, and a $26,000 purchase order (July 2026) for a diesel forklift for warehouse operations in Cambodia. The Department of the Navy Joint POW MIA Accounting Command has issued 5 awards valued at $12 thousand. All work is performed in Cambodia or Thailand with no domestic performance.

Activity has remained flat at two awards per year over 2023–2026, with one award (the July 2026 State Department diesel-forklift purchase order, ceiling $26,000) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. Combined potential value across all eighteen prime awards is $3.5 million, with only $153 thousand obligated to date (4% of ceiling), reflecting the vendor's position on BPAs and purchase orders that carry high ceilings relative to actual spend. The vendor holds no parent government-wide vehicles or agency-wide IDIQs; work flows through agency-specific BPAs and competitive purchase orders.