Federal Opportunities in

Morocco

3

open solicitations

Federal contracting in Morocco supports the U.S. Embassy in Rabat and the consulate general in Casablanca, including security, facilities and support services.

Military cooperation, including the African Lion exercise, adds logistics, training and supply contracting.

Open solicitations sourced directly from SAM.gov and DIBBS.
Last Updated from SAM: October 26, 2026 at 5:05AM ET

Top Agencies

Agencies with the most open opportunities in Morocco.

1 Department of Defense 3 100%

Top
Sectors

The most active sectors for current open opportunities with performance in Morocco.

3 Manufacturing (31-33) (100%)

NAICS
Breakdown

The most popular NAICS codes for current open opportunities with performance in Morocco.

1 Hardware manufacturing • 332510 (33.3%)
1 Other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing • 336413 (33.3%)
1 All other miscellaneous electrical equipment and component manufacturing • 335999 (33.3%)

Contract Language (Buzzwords)

1 phrase • Morocco

The terms appearing most often across Morocco's open solicitations, tracked daily over the last 30 days. Each figure is how many of those days the phrase appeared — the language an agency uses consistently says more about what it buys than any single day does.

Consistently used

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DIBBS Requests

Recent DIBBS listings in Morocco. DIBBS is the official product procurement database for the Department of Defense, and typically involves products, not services.

Showing 1–3 of 3 DIBBS requests for Morocco

Title Quantity Type NAICS Agency Posted Deadline
DIBBS Request Hinge Torsion Bar
18 EA DIBBS Request
Hardware Manufacturing 332510
Department of Defense
Oct 14, 2026 Oct 26, 2026
Closed
DIBBS Request Fuselage Beam Assembly
1 EA DIBBS Request
Other Aircraft Parts And Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing 336413
Department of Defense
Oct 19, 2026 Oct 27, 2026
Due today
DIBBS Request Electrical Insulating Varnish
6 GL DIBBS Request
All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment And Component Manufacturing 335999
Department of Defense
Oct 20, 2026 Nov 2, 2026
6 days left
Summary Electrical Insulating Varnish Type AR QPL-46058

Recent Morocco Winners

The vendors awarded the most for federal work performed in Morocco from Dec 2025 – Jun 2026, ranked by obligated dollars each month. A vendor holding the top spot every month is an incumbent; gaps and movement are where the competition is.

Vendor Jun
26
Feb
26
Feb
26
Jan
26
Dec
25
Dec
25
Total Contracts
HQ: White Plains, New York
· · · 1 · · $489K 1
Afma Sa
HQ: Casablanca
1 · · · 4 4 $485K 3
Marathon Targets Inc
HQ: Huntsville, Alabama
· · · 2 · · $350K 1
Service A La Demande
HQ: Rabat
2 · · · · · $205K 1
Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees
HQ: Washington, District Of Columbia
· 1 1 · 5 5 $186K 6
Itissalat Al-Maghrib
HQ: Rabat
· · · · 1 1 $96K 2
HQ: Fort Worth, Texas
3 · · · · · $71K 1
Centre National Pour La Recherche Scientifique Et Technique
HQ: Rabat
· · · · 2 2 $65K 2
HQ: Casablanca
· · · · 3 3 $56K 2
Puissance Verte
HQ: Casablanca
4 · · · · · $35K 1
HQ: Miami, Florida
5 · · 4 · · $22K 2
HQ: Phoenix, Arizona
· · · 3 · · $10K 1
HQ: Orlando, Florida
· 2 2 · · · $0 2
HQ: Princeton, New Jersey
· · · · 6 6 $0 2

Each cell is that vendor's rank for the month; a dot means they weren't in that month's top ten. Hover a rank for the month's dollars and contract count.

Procurement Outlook

What is coming for Morocco: early signals of work that reaches SAM.gov and DIBBS later, often a year or more out.

Arms sales notified to Congress

Each one signals the parts, services and support that follow — often years of them.

Last 12 months
0 notices
7 on record since 2022
Notified value
—
last 12 months
Parts & services
—
rather than major defense equipment
April 15, 2025 Army

FIM-92K Stinger Block I Missiles

$825 million
Major defense equipment $552 million · Other $273 million
Case MO-B-UVA Read the notice →
December 20, 2024 Air Force

GBU-39B Small Diameter Bombs (SDB-I)

$86 million
Major defense equipment $51 million · Other $35 million

GBU-39 tactical training rounds; containers, weapons system support, and test and support equipment; spare parts, consumables and accessories, and repair and return support; publications and technical data; personnel training and training equipment; warranties; transportation support; site surveys; (United States (U.S.) Government and contractor engineering, logistics, and technical support services; and other related elements of logistics and program support.

Case MO-D-QAQ Read the notice →
December 20, 2024 Air Force

Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles

$88 million
Major defense equipment $69 million · Other $19 million

Also included are AMRAAM telemetry kits, control section spares, and containers; Common Munitions Built-in-Test Reprogramming Equipment (CMBRE); ADU-891 Computer Test Set Adapter Groups; munitions support and support equipment; classified software delivery and support; spare parts, consumables, accessories, and repair and return support; transportation support; classified publications and technical documentation; studies and surveys; United States (U.S.) Government and contractor engineering, technical, and logistics support services; and other related elements of logistics and program support.

Case MO-D-YAC Read the notice →
March 19, 2024 Army

Javelin Missiles

$260 million
Major defense equipment $180 million · Other $80 million

Also included are missile simulation rounds; Javelin support equipment; hand and measuring tools; books and publications; power plus distribution equipment; component parts and support equipment; life cycle support and other technical assistance; gunner training; ammunition officer's training; System Integration and Check Out (SICO); maintenance training; Tactical Aviation and Ground Munitions (TAGM); and other related elements of logistics and program support.

Case MO-B-UUG Read the notice →
April 11, 2023 Army

High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS)

$524 million
Major defense equipment $445 million · Other $79 million
Case MO-B-UUA Read the notice →
April 11, 2023 Navy

Joint Stand Off Weapons (JSOW)

$250 million
Major defense equipment $100 million · Other $150 million

Also included are Dummy Air Training Missiles; Captive Flight Vehicles (CFVs); Free Flight Vehicles (FFVs); containers; mission planning, integration support, and testing; munitions storage security and training; weapon operational flight program software development; transportation, tools and test equipment; support equipment; spare and repair parts; publications and technical documentation; [[Page 76100]] personnel training and training equipment; U.S. Government and contractor engineering and logistics support services; and other related elements of logistical and program support.

Case MO-P-AAM Read the notice →

A notice is a possible sale reported to Congress, not a contract — some take years to be signed and some never are. Source: Federal Register arms sales notifications.