Social- Non-Government Insurance Programs

PSC Category G009, classified as "Social- Non-Government Insurance Programs," encompasses a broad range of insurance services primarily focused on providing comprehensive coverage for government employees, diplomatic personnel, and locally employed staff across various international locations. These insurance products include health, life, travel, vehicle, property, and liability insurance designed to protect government workers and assets. The services are typically procured to ensure comprehensive risk management and employee welfare for federal agencies operating domestically and internationally.

Federal contract awards under this PSC category reveal a consistent pattern of insurance procurement by the Department of State, with contracts ranging from $10,000 to over $1 million. Notable awardees include international insurance providers such as Al-Nisr Al-Arabi Insurance, Verlingue, Aseguradora Ancon, and Pacific Cross Insurance Company. Most awards are firm fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment clauses, covering periods from several months to one year, often with option years. The contracts primarily support insurance needs for locally employed staff at U.S. embassies in countries like Jordan, Georgia, Panama, Serbia, and France. These awards consistently demonstrate no set-aside designations, indicating open competition among qualified insurers.

Recent federal contract opportunities focus on soliciting insurance services for specific government missions, primarily from the Department of State. Key opportunities include requesting health and life insurance for locally employed staff in Ecuador, vehicle fleet insurance in Serbia and The Netherlands, and specialized insurance coverage for embassy personnel in Singapore, Panama, and Gabon. These solicitations typically seek comprehensive insurance products covering health, life, vehicle liability, and workers' compensation, with performance locations spanning multiple countries. The opportunities uniformly emphasize requirements for contractors to be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and demonstrate capability to provide specialized insurance services tailored to diplomatic and government personnel needs.