Skip to content
  • 7,405 federal solicitations are open right now. How many of them are yours?
  • New solicitations are posted every day. The ones you never saw are the ones you cannot win.
  • Stop checking SAM.gov every morning. Let the contracts that fit your business come to you.
  • Tell Abierto what you sell in one sentence. AI reads every open solicitation for you.
  • Deadlines are short. Hear about a solicitation the day it is posted, not the week it closes.
  • Amendments move deadlines. Watch a solicitation and Abierto tells you when it changes.
  • See which contracts in your field are about to end, and who holds them today.
  • Plans from $39 a month. See your matches before you pay.
See plans
AbiertoGet started
Menu

Justification

Fuel for the US Embassy

19BY7024P0025

Department of State, U.S. Embassy Bujumbura. General Merchandise Retailers.

View on SAM.gov Markdown

Awarded

Interpetrol Trading Ltd.

$0.00 obligated so far on USAspending, November 8, 2023, contract 19BY7024P0025

Get the next one like this from Department of State by email, the day it is posted.Find my opportunities

Description

As published on SAM.gov.

See attached.

The contract, on USAspending

Federal procurement data the awarding office reported to FPDS, matched to this solicitation by its number.

Recipient
Interpetrol Trading Ltd.
UEI
GZ5RD2Z7N3A2
CAGE
SMED2
Vendor location
Port Louis
Contract
19BY7024P0025, purchase order
Obligated
$0.00, current value $165,000
Actions
1 between February 6, 2024 and February 6, 2024
Competition
Not Competed, 1 offer received
Set-aside reported
No Set Aside Used.
Described as
Buj/State/Fac: Nec Diesel Fuel - Charge Icass
Match
award number 19BY7024P0025 equals the contract number; same awarding office 19BY70 (high confidence)
Record
USAspending award page

Publications

Every notice SAM.gov issued under this solicitation number, oldest first. Each is a separate record on SAM.

  1. April 1, 2025

    Justification

    SAM.gov, notice ca140505029041a4ba9197f497a3c2cc

Points of contact