AXA Assurances Senegal

AXA Assurances Senegal, a for-profit insurance organization headquartered in Dakar, Senegal, provides localized group medical insurance administration and claims processing for U.S. government personnel and locally employed staff stationed in West Africa as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal awards with no set-aside designations. The vendor has held federal contractor status since August 2016 and operates exclusively as a prime (100% of awards) with no subcontractor involvement across a highly concentrated customer base.

The vendor's federal footprint is almost entirely concentrated with a single customer. The Department of State's Bureau of African Affairs accounts for 55 of 56 awards (98% of award count and 100% of combined potential value at $11.4 million), with one supplemental award from the US Agency for International Development's Bureau for Management. AXA Assurances Senegal holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract (19SG2022D0017) valued at $4,024,000 with ultimate completion April 25, 2027, awarded April 25, 2022, under which 52 task orders have been issued to date. Individual delivery orders under this IDC range from approximately $30,000 to $67,000 and cover rolling one-month to one-year coverage periods for global medical insurance (GMC) for locally employed staff and dependents in Senegal and Bissau. Representative recent orders include a $48,145.60 delivery order in June 2026 covering June through July 2026, a $47,133.02 order in July 2026, and a $43,888.65 order in September 2026 for the fourth option year. A secondary IDC (SSG20016D0037) from USAID carries $95,000 in combined potential value across two task orders. Place of performance is Senegal.

Activity has remained stable at 10 to 14 awards annually across 2022 through 2025, with 10 awards recorded in 2026 year to date. Combined dollars obligated stand at $2.8 million (25% of combined potential value), reflecting the monthly task-order issuance cadence typical of recurring personnel insurance. Only one award—a $44,000 order from USAID—carries ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited recompete exposure in the near term. The parent State Department IDC itself approaches its third and final option-year renewal cycle and will require competitive recompete if the Bureau elects to continue coverage beyond April 2027, creating a recompete opportunity for competitors in late 2026 or early 2027 if the Bureau advances a new procurement.

AXA Assurances Senegal's capability concentrates on specialized localized medical insurance brokerage tailored to diplomatic mission operations in West Africa, including enrollment administration, claims processing, and policy coverage for rotating U.S. government and locally hired personnel. The vendor demonstrates deep regional expertise in the Senegalese market and has maintained exclusive incumbent status with the Bureau of African Affairs since 2022, providing operational continuity for health coverage management across fiscal cycles without competitive task-order issuance. The firm's federal work carries no NAICS or PSC diversity; all 56 awards fall under Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers (NAICS likely 524114 or equivalent) and Social Government Health Insurance Programs (PSC 4720).