Sheargold LIMITED

Sheargold LIMITED, doing business as Sheargold, is a United Kingdom-based for-profit procurement and supply chain solutions provider that operates as a prime contractor exclusively delivering facility infrastructure, IT equipment, generators, and general supplies to U.S. government agencies conducting diplomatic and international operations. The vendor competes full-and-open without SBA set-aside designations across all recent awards.

Sheargold's federal footprint centers on delivering tangible goods and equipment rather than services. Representative work includes a $157.7 million firm fixed-price purchase order from the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for new power and control cables for electrical generators; a $162.9 million order from the same bureau for whole-house voltage stabilizers to support diplomatic facilities in Burundi; a $142.7 million Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs purchase order for 125 Apple iPhone 16 Pro devices with UK plug chargers and 256GB storage for the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh; a $124.3 million Bureau of Overseas Building Operations order for a Caterpillar C18 generator set; and recurring orders for residential generator spare parts, air conditioning units, HVAC components, IT accessories, phones, and specialized facility maintenance equipment. The portfolio spans purchase orders for articulating boom lifts, forklifts, vehicle tires, office supplies, printers, monitors, uninterruptible power supplies, compressors, welding equipment, water pumps, and related facility infrastructure supporting U.S. diplomatic missions and foreign assistance operations worldwide.

Customer concentration is extreme and geographically narrow. The top five customer bureaus account for 77 percent of awards and 79 percent of combined potential value by the metric that aggregates both counts and dollars. The Department of State Bureau of African Affairs dominates with 166 awards worth $3.7 million combined potential value, followed by the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations with 78 awards worth $2.2 million, the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security with 15 awards worth $1.1 million, the U.S. Agency for International Development South Sudan with 24 awards worth $614 thousand, and the Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement with 9 awards worth $502 thousand. The first two customers account for more than 60 percent of the award portfolio, and all customer agencies are State Department bureaus, USAID, the Department of Health and Human Services, or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — no Department of Defense presence, no GSA Schedule or GWAC vehicles, and no subcontract relationships. The vendor works entirely through purchase orders issued directly by customer agencies.

Sheargold holds no seats on government-wide contract vehicles, GWACs, BPAs, or agency-wide IDIQs. All work flows through direct purchase order issuances by individual State Department bureaus, USAID missions, CDC, and HHS, with no pooled vehicle or multiple-award infrastructure. The awards are structured as individual firm fixed-price purchase orders with short performance periods, typically completing within ninety days to six months.

Activity has fluctuated modestly but without clear trend. Award volume peaked at 31 in 2024, dropped to 15 in 2025, and has yielded only 2 awards through April 2026 in the source snapshot. Combined potential value across all 380 recent awards stands at $10.2 million, with $10.3 million already obligated. The recompete cliff signal is minimal: only one award worth $60 thousand is scheduled for ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating most of Sheargold's active contract portfolio has already been delivered or is in the tail end of performance. The portfolio spans equipment and goods categories including generator equipment (25 awards), air conditioning equipment (23 awards), office supplies (23 awards), electrical hardware and supplies (16 awards), and kitchen equipment (17 awards), reflecting the vendor's role as a transactional supplier of discrete goods to support diplomatic and international facility operations rather than a service integrator or managed-services provider.

Sheargold has no subcontractor footprint — the vendor operates as a pure prime contractor with 100 percent of all awards in the recent portfolio held in the prime role. SAM.gov registration dates to July 2014, indicating fourteen-plus years of continuous federal contracting activity, though all recent activity concentrates in the 2021–2026 window captured in the source data.