Trans Dragon International Co., LTD

Trans Dragon International Co., LTD, a Beijing-based for-profit limited liability company, delivers logistics and freight management services to the Department of State as a prime contractor, competing on full-and-open basis without set-aside designation. The vendor operates exclusively in international freight forwarding, packaging, shipping, and inbound destination services supporting U.S. diplomatic operations and personnel relocations in the East Asia and Pacific regions.

Customer concentration is absolute and monolithic: all 44 awards (100% of recent activity) fund Department of State operations across five internal bureaus. The Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs accounts for 18 awards with $891 thousand combined potential value, while the Bureau of Human Resources holds 22 awards valued at $284 thousand combined potential value — the two bureaus represent 91% of the contract footprint. The remaining activity distributes across the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (2 awards, $17 thousand), the U.S. Embassy Beijing (1 award, $250 thousand), and the Bureau of Administration (1 award, $11 thousand). By dollar value, the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs leads, but by award count, Human Resources generates slightly higher volume through smaller transactional purchases. The U.S. Embassy Beijing's single $250 thousand BPA represents the highest-value individual vehicle, held since August 2022.

Trans Dragon holds five active Blanket Purchase Agreements with ceiling values of $29,999 to $250 thousand, awarded between August 2021 and August 2025, extending through July 2026. Recent purchase orders against these BPAs include a $15,679 order for truck rental services supporting White House Communications Agency advance-team logistics in May 2026, a $14,013 order for inbound destination services issued in September 2024, a $22,415 packing and shipping order from May 2024, and a $11,423 pack-ship order from April 2025. All work is performed in China and involves no sub-award activity.

Activity peaked in 2022 with 10 awards but has declined sharply — one award in 2023, three in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026. The vendor has obligated $442 thousand against $1.5 million in combined potential value (30% realization rate), signaling that BPA ceiling values significantly exceed task-order draw-down volumes. Primary NAICS concentration falls under freight transportation arrangement (32 awards), with secondary categories including transportation equipment merchant wholesalers and road-transportation support services. PSC coding aligns closely: relocation services dominate (19 awards), motor freight transportation ranks second (8 awards), and logistics-support management comprises 6 awards.