Royal Flowers

Royal Flowers is a for-profit corporate entity based in Lome, Togo, that specializes in providing exterior landscape and garden maintenance services to U.S. government facilities, particularly diplomatic missions in the region. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since June 3, 2021, and maintains an active federal contracting presence focused on supporting U.S. diplomatic infrastructure through specialized landscaping expertise.

Royal Flowers has secured multiple prime federal contract awards exclusively through the Bureau of African Affairs, all focused on embassy exterior garden and landscape maintenance services in Togo. The company's contract portfolio includes five distinct awards spanning from September 2022 through November 2025, with ceiling values ranging from $10,234.51 to $30,670.97. These awards encompass both definitive contracts and delivery orders, with contract types including a definitive contract for embassy landscape renovation and maintenance awarded on September 30, 2022 (valued at $30,670.97, completed February 28, 2024), and multiple delivery orders under the company's indefinite delivery contract framework. Notably, none of the company's federal contract awards have been designated with set-aside provisions, indicating that Royal Flowers competes for these opportunities based on its specialized capabilities and demonstrated expertise in supporting U.S. diplomatic facilities. The most recent awards include a delivery order issued on August 29, 2025 (valued at $13,986.07, due February 28, 2026) for embassy exterior garden and landscape maintenance under Option Year 1, and a purchase order awarded on November 10, 2025 (valued at $10,507.41, due January 31, 2026) for garden maintenance services at an internal courtyard location.

Royal Flowers holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract valued at $85,535.69 that was awarded on August 30, 2024, by the U.S. Embassy in Lome and runs through August 30, 2029. This IDC provides the overarching framework for ongoing garden maintenance and landscaping services at the embassy's exterior and is categorized as FAC-ICASS-GARDEN MAINTENANCE-EMBASSY EXTERIOR HARD LINE, indicating the scope encompasses hard line maintenance including precise landscaping, ground maintenance, and related exterior services. The contract serves as the parent vehicle supporting multiple delivery orders and purchase orders issued by the Bureau of African Affairs, effectively consolidating the company's service delivery obligations for U.S. diplomatic facility maintenance in Togo under a unified contracting structure. This comprehensive IDC arrangement demonstrates the U.S. government's confidence in Royal Flowers' capability to sustain consistent, high-quality landscaping services to critical diplomatic infrastructure over an extended performance period.