Ascoma Tchad

Ascoma Tchad, a for-profit medical services provider based in Chad, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering healthcare logistics, medical insurance services, and medical supply procurement to the U.S. Department of State, competing in the open market with no small business set-aside designation across its entire federal footprint. The company holds a single $9.89 million Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery Contract jointly awarded by the Bureau of African Affairs and Bureau of Diplomatic Security on May 16, 2022, expiring May 15, 2027, and has received 61 monthly delivery orders against this vehicle totaling $5.9 million in obligated dollars across 62 prime awards since registration in SAM in March 2022.

Ascoma Tchad's customer base is entirely concentrated within the Department of State. The Bureau of African Affairs accounts for 47 awards valued at $14 million in combined potential value, while the Bureau of Diplomatic Security holds 15 awards valued at $1.8 million — representing 100% of recent award activity across both agencies. The two bureaus issue recurring monthly delivery orders ranging from approximately $54,400 to $136,700, supporting the NDJAM Human Resources Operations–Law Enforcement program at the U.S. Embassy in N'Djamena and related diplomatic security medical infrastructure requirements. Work performed in Chad includes health insurance enrollment and coverage for local employee staff and U.S. diplomatic personnel, medical supply procurement, and healthcare logistics support essential for sustained embassy operations.

Activity has remained steady across the award portfolio with nine awards in 2022, ramping to 12–13 annually through 2024–2025, and accelerating to 16 awards in 2026 as of July. The company's recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months includes six awards valued at $467 thousand with ultimate completion dates between July 2026 and May 2027, centered on the parent IDC's final months. Ascoma Tchad's near-term recompete risk centers on the $9.89 million IDC itself, which expires May 15, 2027, and represents the sole vehicle underwriting all 62 delivery orders. Representative recent delivery orders span medical list services covering May 17–May 30, 2026 ($60,935), health insurance coverage through June 30, 2026 ($55,274), and medical insurance and logistics support for the health insurance services stream ($120,853). Ascoma Tchad competes directly against other regional medical service providers; no subcontract footprint is present in the source material, indicating 100% prime-awarded work with no sub-tier activity.