Vodafone Global Enterprise LTD

Vodafone Global Enterprise LTD, a United Kingdom-based telecommunications provider, delivers wireless voice, data, messaging, cellular devices, and network infrastructure services to U.S. Department of Defense and State Department agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) operating without SBA set-aside designations in full-and-open competition. The company competes on commercial terms across multiple federal contracting vehicles, with no minority ownership, VOSB, 8(a), HUBZone, or other socioeconomic designations.

Vodafone's federal work centers on provisioning mobile telecommunications services—voice and data plans, Apple iPhones and Samsung Galaxy smartphones, SIM cards, cellular hardware, and network-as-a-service infrastructure—primarily to support U.S. military and diplomatic operations across Europe and Africa. Representative prime contract work includes a $24.999 million single-award blanket purchase agreement with Army Cyber Command (awarded May 2023, completing May 2028) for wireless mobility services across European locations including Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Romania, and the United Kingdom; a $1.4 million single-award BPA with U.S. Air Forces in Europe–Air Forces Africa (April 2022, October 2027) for month-to-month mobile service packages and add-ons; and a $1.88 million single-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with the Department of State's Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs for mobile telecommunications services. Recent call orders under these vehicles include a $6.21 million wireless services call for 2nd Theater Signal Brigade in Germany (August 2024, July 2026), a $4.32 million wireless services call for Army European Command in Germany (August 2024, July 2026), and a $219 thousand wireless services call for Italy (April 2026, April 2027).

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Army Cyber Command, which accounts for 56 awards (26% of total awards) valued at $52.2 million combined potential value. The top five customers by award count—Army Cyber Command, Department of State Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (50 awards, $2.3 million), Air Force Central Command (34 awards, $12.3 million), Air Forces Europe–Air Forces Africa (20 awards, $19.9 million), and Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security (16 awards, $63 thousand)—represent 83% of the recent award portfolio. Potential-value concentration diverges sharply: GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors $61.9 million of value in a single award (likely tied to Vodafone's position on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule), while Army Cyber Command's 56 awards carry $52.2 million. Together, Army Cyber Command and GSA/Air Forces Europe–Air Forces Africa account for 93% of combined potential value across the portfolio.

Vodafone holds position on three primary IDVs: the $24.999 million Army Cyber Command BPA for wireless mobility across Europe (generating 34 task orders valued at $22.2 million), the $1.41 million Air Forces in Europe–Air Forces Africa BPA for month-to-month mobile service packages (generating task orders valued at $1.4 million), and the Department of State IDIQ for European and Eurasian Affairs telecommunications (generating task orders). The vendor also maintains active delivery-order status on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (78 task orders, $2.6 million combined potential value) and GSA Information Technology Schedule 70 (65 task orders, $193 thousand combined potential value). Two Army blanket purchase agreements—W564KV23A0016 and W91RUS15A0001—together account for 62 task orders valued at $38 million combined potential value, representing Vodafone's largest vehicles by order activity and dollar magnitude. Task-order activity is distributed across dozens of calling customers within Army Cyber Command, Air Force, Navy, State Department, and Army Africa Command, each placing small to moderate orders for cellular services, handsets, roaming charges, and network equipment at performance locations throughout Europe and Africa.

Activity volume has remained steady with seasonal variation: the vendor received 16 awards in 2022, 13 in 2023, 23 in 2024, 14 in 2025, and 3 awards through July 2026, reflecting 213 total prime awards valued at $164.4 million combined potential value since initial award in May 2012. Only 5 awards face ultimate completion within the next 24 months with combined potential value of $653 thousand, indicating minimal recompete exposure in the near term; the Army Cyber Command BPA and Air Forces Europe BPA both extend through 2027–2029, anchoring the portfolio's near-term stability. Obligated spend across all awards totals $48.7 million (30% of combined potential value), signaling substantial unexercised ceiling capacity across active vehicles.

Vodafone Global Enterprise LTD maintains a named subsidiary, Vodafone Enterprise Germany GMBH (foreign-owned, for-profit), which likely supports in-country operations and administrative presence in Germany—the primary location of performance across the vendor's largest contract vehicles. The parent company operates as a for-profit limited liability company registered in SAM.gov since 2012 and competes as a standard prime contractor without set-aside certification, positioning itself as a commercial telecommunications provider to federal agencies rather than a small business or disadvantaged-business participant.