Vanida Pinyavas

Vanida Pinyavas, a Thai-based for-profit sole proprietorship, provides facilities maintenance, renovation, construction labor, and logistics support to the U.S. Navy as a prime contractor competing under full-and-open procurement, with all 35 recent awards issued by the Chief of Naval Operations as firm-fixed-price purchase orders carrying no set-aside designation.

The vendor operates exclusively in Thailand, performing work at U.S. Navy installations and supporting sites throughout the country, with recent activity concentrated on facility readiness for the Cobra Gold exercise series, renovation of transient quarters and enlisted facilities, HVAC installation and maintenance, electrical work, roof replacement, and materials or labor relocations. Representative work includes a $72,684 room renovation (Room C107-C109) awarded in September 2024, a $48,377 room renovation for the Joint Capability Office (Room G201) in June 2024, a $41,561 facilities readiness contract at Suranaree Camp in support of Cobra Gold 25 in December 2024, $39,997 transient quarters renovation at Royal Thai Marine in September 2025, and a $39,074 Cobra Gold 25 facilities readiness contract at Jessada Camp in Chonburi in December 2024. Smaller awards support office supplies, bedding, printing, furniture provision, and equipment cleaning—for instance, a $23,283 school supplies order for the Community Military Support Effort Project at Kokae School in September 2025, a $8,183 air-conditioning unit cleaning order in September 2025, and a $2,122 bedding supplies order in June 2026.

The Navy's Chief of Naval Operations is the sole customer across the entire 35-award footprint, accounting for $464 thousand in combined potential value. Work is performed at multiple named installations including Jessada Camp (Chonburi), Surathampitak Camp (Nakornratchasrima), Suranaree Camp (Nakornratchasrima), the Aviation Center (Lopburi), Artillery Camp (Lopburi), JUSMAGTHAI (Joint U.S. Military Advisory Group Thailand), and the Royal Thai Marine facility. Award volume has declined from 17 in 2024 to 10 in 2025 and 8 in 2026 to date. The award portfolio carries no parent contract vehicles, IDIQs, or GWACs—each order is a standalone purchase order. All work is obligated (100% of combined potential value has been obligated across all awards), reducing future recompete exposure. The vendor does not subcontract and carries no teaming relationships in the source data. The top three NAICS categories by award count are Industrial Building Construction (21 awards), Packing and Crating (6 awards), and Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (2 awards), reflecting the construction and facilities-focused scope. The vendor maintains SAM.gov registration with a UEI of C9V4MLUZJ1L5, registered through March 17, 2026 (based on contemporaneous source references).