Vodafone Global Enterprise LTD

Vodafone Global Enterprise LTD, a United Kingdom-based for-profit limited liability company, supplies wireless telecommunications services and mobile devices to the U.S. Department of Defense and Department of State as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations. The vendor operates internationally with a named subsidiary, Vodafone Enterprise Germany GMBH, and competes in commercial-rate telecommunications markets rather than government set-aside categories.

Vodafone's federal footprint centers on mobile voice, data, messaging, and network infrastructure delivered across Europe and Africa in support of overseas military and diplomatic operations. Capability work spans cellular voice and data service plans, wireless hardware devices (Apple iPhones, Samsung Galaxy smartphones), Flexible Learning Environment SIM cards, network-as-a-service IT infrastructure, and mobile device procurement. Representative prime work includes a $7.27 million BPA call from Army Cyber Command for wireless services in Germany (September 2023), a $6.21 million call for wireless services supporting 2nd Theater Signal Brigade in Germany (August 2024), a $3.46 million call for wireless services supporting U.S. Army European Command in Germany (August 2024), and a $1.81 million delivery order from the Defense Logistics Agency for wireless service and equipment supporting overseas operations in Europe (August 2021).

Customer concentration sits heavily with Army Cyber Command, which accounts for 57 awards carrying $58.4 million in combined potential value and represents the single largest customer by both count and dollars. The Department of State Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs places 50 awards valued at $2.3 million, and the Department of the Air Force Central Command issued 34 awards for $12.3 million combined potential value. These three customers plus U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa and Army European Command together account for 83% of awards. Potential value concentration differs markedly: the GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors $61.9 million on a single award (a Multiple Award Schedule contract), while Army Cyber Command's 57 awards carry $58.4 million—meaning the GSA vehicle outweighs by dollar volume despite much lower award count.

Vodafone holds three named parent vehicles: a $25 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Army Cyber Command for wireless mobility services across Europe (May 2023 through May 2026, with 33 task orders totaling $21.2 million in combined potential value), a $1.41 million single-award BPA with U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa for month-to-month mobile service packages running through October 2027 (28 task orders, $15.8 million combined potential value), and a $10 million single-award BPA with U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa for cellular services (October 2024 through October 2029). Vodafone also places work under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and an Indefinite Delivery Contract (FA570215D0009) with the Air Force Central Command carrying 34 task orders and $3.6 million in combined potential value. The GSA MAS alone carries 77 task orders valued at $2.6 million combined potential.

Activity has remained roughly flat to declining over the past five years—16 awards in 2022, 13 in 2023, 23 in 2024, 13 in 2025, and 2 in 2026 (data current through April 2026)—with 10 awards totaling $12.5 million in combined potential value scheduled for completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. Total awards across prime work span 211 contracts and IDVs with $163.4 million in combined potential value, though only $46.5 million (28%) has been obligated.

Vodafone competes across wireless telecommunications and IT-telecom PSC codes without subcontracting—100% of recent awards are prime work with no sub-award footprint. The vendor's NAICS concentration sits in Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite) and related telecommunications reseller categories, positioning it as a commercial carrier extending government operations capability overseas rather than as a systems integrator or professional services vendor.