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State Dept Taps LDRM for Potential $389M Consular Service Support Contract


Jeff Brody

Herndon, Va.-based LDRM has secured a potential five-year, $388.9M contract from the State Department to provide professional services and support digitization efforts for U.S. visa pre-processing activities.

The department announced the contract award in a FedBizOpps notice posted Friday.

LDRM will help the department manage the National Visa Center in New Hampshire and the Kentucky Consular Center in Kentucky as part of the performance-based contract. The company will also work to update the processes, operating model constructs and procedures at both consular service centers.

The facilities rely on platforms and services that are aligned to national security, customer service, management and logistics and administrative support categories, according to a FedBizOpps summary.

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