Trane Indonesia, PT

Trane Indonesia, PT, an Indonesian manufacturer and service provider, delivers HVAC chiller overhaul, repair, and procurement services to the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations as a prime contractor on a narrow, single-customer footprint with no set-aside designations. All six recent awards are prime contracts (100% of activity), issued by the State Department's overseas facilities group for cooling equipment maintenance and supply at U.S. diplomatic installations and embassy locations throughout Indonesia and worldwide.

Trane Indonesia, PT operates exclusively under one customer agency — the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations — which accounts for all six awards and the full $760 thousand in combined potential value across the vendor's source record. The work centers on two concrete capability areas: HVAC chiller system repair and overhaul (four awards under PSC code for maintenance and repair of refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment) and centrifugal water chiller system procurement and delivery (two awards). Representative work includes a $208.2 thousand definitive contract awarded May 16, 2025, for repair of NEC chiller systems with completion by December 6, 2025; a $210 thousand delivery order awarded September 30, 2025, for a centrifugal water chiller system completing November 29, 2026; and a $101.2 thousand definitive contract awarded September 30, 2026, for overhaul services of an NEC Trane chiller completing January 31, 2027. All work is performed in Indonesia and supports facility operations at U.S. government installations overseas.

Trane Indonesia, PT holds a single-award indefinite-delivery contract (IDC 191D3225D0008) issued September 30, 2025, with a $210 thousand ceiling and performance period through September 29, 2030. Three delivery orders have been issued under this vehicle to date, with $241 thousand in combined potential value. Activity is minimal and flat — three awards in 2025 and three in 2026 — with three awards (combined potential value $342 thousand) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete exposure. The vendor is wholly localized to Indonesia with no subcontract footprint, no presence on government-wide vehicles, and no diversified federal customer base. This is a narrow, geographically tied facility-maintenance supplier to State Department overseas operations.