Zhongneng Jingjian (Beijing) Construction Co., LTD.

Zhongneng Jingjian (Beijing) Construction Co., LTD., a Beijing-based construction and facilities services firm, operates as a prime contractor delivering HVAC system improvements, make-ready services, and maintenance and repair work for U.S. diplomatic facilities in China. The vendor holds no SBA certifications and competes on full-and-open procurement, with all seven recent awards carrying no set-aside designations.

The vendor's federal footprint is entirely concentrated within the Department of State. The Bureau of Overseas Building Operations accounts for five awards worth $379 thousand in combined potential value, while the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs accounts for two awards worth $350 thousand. The two rankings align perfectly — these two State entities represent 100% of the vendor's customer base across all seven awards totaling $729 thousand in combined potential value.

Zhongneng Jingjian operates under a single parent vehicle, an Indefinite Delivery Contract (19CH5026D2007) issued by the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs on April 7, 2026, with a ceiling of $350 thousand and completion date of March 16, 2027. Four delivery orders have been issued against this IDIQ as of mid-June 2026. Representative work includes a $107,690.32 purchase order from the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for an HVAC system improvement project awarded June 29, 2026, with completion by August 15, 2026; a $74,059.47 delivery order for Beijing Foreign Affairs Compound make-ready work (RG 910) awarded May 8, 2026; and a $124,982.27 purchase order for make-ready and material readiness services related to facility RG 1312, awarded July 22, 2025, with completion by December 31, 2025. All performance occurs in China on firm fixed-price terms.

Activity is recent and rapidly ramping — one award in 2025 through July, followed by six awards in 2026 through late June. Five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $254 thousand, exposing the vendor to near-term recompete activity. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime (100% of awards); no subcontract activity appears in the source. Only $63 thousand of the $729 thousand combined potential value has been obligated to date, suggesting early-stage contract execution across a vehicle and task-order portfolio focused on short-duration facility services for overseas diplomatic locations.