LAC ASSAL SERVICES SARL

LAC ASSAL SERVICES SARL specializes in the rental and leasing of heavy equipment, vehicles, and telecommunications infrastructure to support U.S. military operations in Djibouti. The contractor provides mission-critical logistics support through the timely deployment of ½-ton pickups, material transport trucks, low-bed trailers, wheel loaders, and boom lifts—each delivered with trained operators to ensure operational readiness. Their technical expertise extends to civil engineering support, including HESCO barrier installation for airfield security and infrastructure reinforcement, as well as the provisioning of secure telecommunications reseller services such as SIM cards and minute card systems tailored for austere environments. Their ability to rapidly mobilize and sustain equipment fleets under demanding field conditions distinguishes them as a responsive, on-site enabler for expeditionary operations. The contractor maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering logistics and engineering services across key U.S. installations including Camp Lemonnier and Chabelley Airfield. Their contract portfolio reflects deep integration with U.S. military engineering, transportation, and communications units, supporting both routine sustainment and time-sensitive construction missions in a high-threat, remote theater. Their primary industry focus lies in commercial equipment leasing under NAICS 532120 and 532490, where they function as a critical link between DoD operational needs and local equipment availability. They also support telecommunications reseller services (517121) and light civil construction (237990), positioning themselves as a multi-domain enabler for forward-deployed forces requiring integrated mobility, infrastructure, and connectivity solutions. Based in Djibouti, LAC ASSAL SERVICES SARL operates as a locally embedded entity with no federal certifications on record. Their business model leverages regional presence and rapid response capability to serve U.S. government requirements in a strategically vital but logistically complex region, making them a niche provider for sustained, on-the-ground defense logistics in East Africa.