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Addleshaw Goddard Oman

UEI: SLED_508E35B512922B30

Addleshaw Goddard Oman is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_508E35B512922B30. It has been awarded $360,469 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Legal Services. Top awarding agencies include US Embassy Muscat.

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Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

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SLED_508E35B512922B30

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Addleshaw Goddard Oman provides professional legal consultation services. Their core capabilities center on delivering specialized legal advisory and guidance to support diplomatic and governmental operations. The firm has established a working relationship with the US Embassy Muscat, where they pr...

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Awards by Agency

US Embassy Muscat$360.5K100%

Awards by NAICS

5411 - Legal Services$360.5K100%

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PR16201425 - MCT-FAC-RSTR7901-Chancery Main Waterline Replacement

Solicitation # PR16201425

The U.S. Embassy Muscat is soliciting quotations for the replacement of the existing 4-inch cast iron potable water pipeline with a modern 4-inch HDPE pipeline at the Chancery in Muscat, Oman. The project involves the removal of deteriorated pipeline segments and the installation of new piping to protect critical infrastructure in the Chancery basement, while ensuring minimal disruption to Embassy operations and the restoration of all disturbed surface features. The contract requires the provision of all necessary labor, materials, and equipment, with work to be performed in accordance with specific layout drawings and technical exhibits. The award will be granted to the lowest priced, acceptable, and responsible offeror. Evaluation factors include past performance in pipeline and utility projects, the qualifications of the project manager and site engineer, and the submission of a CPM performance schedule, quality management program, and safety plan. The period of performance is approximately four weeks from the notice to proceed, which is issued upon the acceptance of required performance and payment bonds. Key requirements include the presence of an English-speaking supervisor on site at all times and compliance with local labor laws and U.S. security prohibitions. Invoices are to be submitted monthly and must show Value Added Tax as a separate item.

US Embassy Muscat

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about 23 hours ago

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Surface Restoration and Paving

US Embassy Muscat

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4-inch HDPE Pipe and Fittings Supply

US Embassy Muscat

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4-inch HDPE Water Line Installation

US Embassy Muscat

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Fuel Card Logistics & Distribution SupportThe contract encompasses the end-to-end logistics and distribution of fuel cards, both physical and digital, to end users across Muscat, with emphasis on secure delivery, timely activation, and comprehensive lifecycle management. This includes the handling of card replacements, deactivations, and other administrative controls to ensure continuous and secure access to fuel services for authorized users. The work requires robust security protocols throughout the supply chain and operational processes to safeguard sensitive user information and prevent unauthorized use or tampering. As a subcontract under the U.S. Department of State, managed by the U.S. Embassy in Muscat, the contractor must support operational readiness through reliable, scalable, and compliant distribution systems aligned with federal standards. The North American Industry Classification System code 561499 indicates this falls under other support services, underscoring the nature of the role as a logistical enabler rather than a direct fuel supplier. The requirement is focused on maintaining operational continuity for U.S. government personnel and affiliated entities by ensuring seamless access to fuel through managed card systems in a high-security environment.

US Embassy Muscat

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about 1 month ago

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Nationwide Fuel Supply & Station Network AccessThe contract enables the provision of fuel supply and guaranteed access to a nationwide network of fuel stations across Oman, specifically designed to support uninterrupted refueling services for U.S. government cardholders. This subcontract ensures reliable fuel availability at geographically dispersed locations to meet the operational needs of U.S. diplomatic and official personnel throughout the country, with performance centered in Muscat. The contract falls under NAICS code 447190, indicating its focus on other motor vehicle specialties, and is managed by the U.S. Embassy in Muscat under the Department of State. Although no set-aside details or point of contact are specified, the arrangement is structured to maintain continuous service critical to U.S. government activities within Oman.

US Embassy Muscat

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about 1 month ago

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Fuel Card Program Administration & Reporting PlatformThe contract pertains to the development and ongoing maintenance of a secure digital platform designed to administer a fuel card program for government operations, with core functionalities including issuance of fuel cards, real-time tracking of fuel usage, management of account top-ups, and generation of comprehensive, auditable reports for oversight purposes. The platform must ensure robust security protocols to safeguard sensitive transactional and user data while providing reliable, up-to-date reporting capabilities to enable government authorities to monitor compliance and expenditure patterns with precision. This subcontract is linked to the U.S. Embassy in Muscat under the Department of State, with performance centered in Muscat, Oman. The NAICS code 518210 indicates the work falls under data processing, hosting, and related services, emphasizing the technological and administrative nature of the deliverables. The platform must be designed to support the operational needs of embassy and government personnel while meeting strict federal standards for cybersecurity, auditability, and data integrity. Ongoing system maintenance and responsive support will be required to ensure continuous functionality and adaptation to evolving regulatory or operational demands.

US Embassy Muscat

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about 1 month ago

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Secure Vehicle Lease and MaintenanceThis subcontract for the US Embassy Muscat involves the provision and maintenance of a secure vehicle fleet for prime contractors. The contractor is responsible for leasing vehicles equipped with climate control, GPS, and reinforced locks for secure cargo transport. To ensure operational continuity and zero downtime, the scope of work includes comprehensive preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, and the provision of replacement vehicles. The service provider must ensure all vehicles comply with local Omani registration and insurance requirements. Performance will take place in Muscat, focusing on delivering a fully operational fleet that meets the specific security and logistical needs of the Department of State.

US Embassy Muscat

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Diplomatic Pouch Packaging Materials SupplierThe Diplomatic Pouch Packaging Materials Supplier subcontract supports the US Embassy Muscat by providing specialized, high-durability, and secure packaging materials for prime contractors. The scope of work includes the delivery of tamper-evident seals, security tape, heavy-duty weather-resistant diplomatic bags, and various sorting and labeling materials, all of which must strictly adhere to US Department of State packaging standards. Managed under NAICS code 423990, this contract ensures that the Department of State maintains a secure and compliant inventory of packaging supplies for diplomatic operations in Muscat. The agreement focuses on maintaining the integrity and security of diplomatic shipments through the provision of high-specification materials designed for secure transport.

US Embassy Muscat

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Diplomatic Pouch Transport and Courier ServicesThe Diplomatic Pouch Transport and Courier Services subcontract, managed by the Department of State for the US Embassy Muscat, involves the secure transport and delivery of diplomatic pouches for prime contractors. The service provider is responsible for executing secure pickups and deliveries while maintaining strict chain-of-custody logs and adhering to diplomatic security protocols for sensitive government materials. To ensure operational security, the contractor must utilize secure transport vehicles equipped with GPS tracking systems and locked storage containers. Personnel are required to undergo background checks and hold valid commercial transport licenses within Oman. All deliveries must be completed with verified receipts to confirm successful transport.

US Embassy Muscat

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Synopsis for 19MU2026Q0014 Diplomatic Pouch Services

Solicitation # 19MU2026Q0014

The U.S. Embassy in Muscat, Oman, is seeking contractors to provide Diplomatic Pouch Services under an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract structure, with a proposed base year and four additional one-year options that may be exercised at the government’s discretion. The solicitation, identified as 19MU2026Q0014 and posted on June 16, 2026, is currently in presolicitation status and has not yet been issued for submission. Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) prior to award, as mandated by FAR 5.207, and must be deemed responsible contractors. The government intends to award the contract using a lowest-priced technically-acceptable (LPTA) methodology, meaning that only offers meeting minimum technical requirements will be considered, with selection based solely on the lowest price among those deemed acceptable. Performance will occur entirely at the U.S. Embassy in Muscat, Oman, with no set-aside designated for small businesses or other socioeconomic categories. Electronic proposals will be accepted via SAM.gov once the solicitation is officially issued, though no specific submission deadlines or proposal formatting guidelines are detailed at this time. The contract will require secure, reliable transportation of official diplomatic materials, with inspection and acceptance conducted by the government at the place of performance. The contracting office is located at U.S. Embassy Muscat, PO Box 202, PC 115 MQ, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, with primary contact information provided through MuscatProcurement@state.gov. No detailed specifications, packaging standards, invoicing procedures, payment office information, or contract clauses are currently included in the presolicitation, and the full solicitation documents, including Section K representations and detailed evaluation criteria, will be released when the procurement becomes active.

US Embassy Muscat

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Event Decoration and ThemingThe contract involves the optional design and installation of thematic décor for an event, specifically covering elements such as stage setup, lighting, background screens, and table settings for the reception. It is a subcontract opportunity issued by the US Embassy in Muscat under the Department of State. The work falls under the NAICS code 541420, which pertains to specialized design services. Although the contract does not specify a solicitation number or set-aside details, it is focused on enhancing the visual and atmospheric aspects of the event through professional decoration and theming services. The exact location and contact details are not provided, but the work is associated with the Department of State's office. The contract was posted in mid-February 2026, indicating a future engagement requiring attention to aesthetic detail and event presentation.

US Embassy Muscat

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Corkage Fee Services for Alcoholic Beverage ManagementThis contract involves the management of alcoholic beverages at the U.S. Embassy in Muscat, focusing on corkage fee services associated with alcohol storage, handling, and serving. The contractor is required to ensure compliance with both U.S. Embassy regulations and local alcohol policies, maintaining proper procedures throughout the management process. The service falls under the NAICS code 722320, indicating it relates to food services and drinking places. The contract is a subcontract and was made available in February 2026 through the Department of State. Although specific location details and the point of contact are not provided, the primary responsibility covers comprehensive alcohol service management tasks, ensuring all activities adhere to the established rules and standards set by the Embassy and local authorities.

US Embassy Muscat

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Traditional Omani Meal Catering for 75 ROP AttendeesThe contract involves catering authentic, halal-compliant traditional Omani meals for 75 guests from the Royal Oman Police. The service emphasizes cultural sensitivity and dedicated attention to ensure the meals meet specific dietary and cultural requirements. This subcontract is issued by the US Embassy Muscat through the Department of State and falls under the NAICS code 722310, which relates to food services and catering. The contract was posted on February 17, 2026, and is focused on providing a unique cultural dining experience that respects local traditions and religious dietary restrictions. While specific location and contact details are not included, the service is clearly aimed at supporting a diplomatic or official engagement hosted by the U.S. Embassy in Muscat, Oman.

US Embassy Muscat

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Venue and Catering Services for 1,000 GuestsThe contract entails providing full-service venue and catering services for a diplomatic reception expected to host 1,000 attendees. This comprehensive service includes food and beverage provision, staffing, and logistical support to ensure the smooth execution of the event. The contract is a subcontract issued by the US Embassy in Muscat under the Department of State, aligned with NAICS code 722310, which covers food services and catering. Details such as the solicitation number, specific venue location, and point of contact are not specified. The contract was posted on February 17, 2026, and emphasizes the importance of delivering high-quality hospitality services suitable for a diplomatic gathering. The scope requires coordination of all aspects of the event to meet the standards expected by an official government agency, ensuring an efficient and professional experience for all attendees.

US Embassy Muscat

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