Dash Business

Dash Business, a Guinea-registered for-profit telecommunications provider, delivers internet connectivity and bandwidth services to U.S. diplomatic missions and government facilities in West Africa as a prime contractor competing under full-and-open (unrestricted) procurement processes. The vendor operates as an international organization with headquarters in Kaloum, Conakry, Guinea, and holds no SBA designations; all twenty-four awards in the source footprint carry no set-aside designation.

Dash Business's federal work centers on providing dedicated internet service ranging from 10 Mbps to 50 Mbps to U.S. State Department facilities in Guinea and the surrounding region. Representative recent awards include a $173,600 purchase order from the U.S. Mission in Guinea-Sierra Leone (awarded December 2023) for forty Mbps full-duplex dedicated bandwidth across a base period of one year and two option years; a $110,231 purchase order from the Bureau of Information Resource Management (awarded February 2026) for renewal of fifty Mbps internet service at the Conakry facility; and a $57,626 purchase order from the Bureau of African Affairs (awarded April 2026) for twenty Mbps internet service designated for the Conakry Embassy. Work is performed in Guinea with administrative oversight spanning multiple State Department bureaus.

Customer concentration sits entirely within the Department of State. The top five customer entities account for 88% of awards by count and 91% by combined potential value, led by the Bureau of African Affairs (8 awards, $635 thousand combined potential value) and the Bureau of Information Resource Management (5 awards, $281 thousand). The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (5 awards, $122 thousand), the US Embassy Conakry (1 award, $160 thousand), and the Bureau of Diplomatic Security (2 awards, $34 thousand) complete the active set. The vendor also holds work under USAID's Guinea-Sierra Leone mission.

Dash Business holds three indefinite delivery contracts with the Department of State: a $237,121 multiple-award IDC with the Bureau of African Affairs through April 2029 for twenty Mbps internet connectivity to the embassy; a $160,300 multiple-award IDC with the US Embassy Conakry through September 2029 for ten Mbps OpenNet service; and a $154,000 multiple-award IDC with the Bureau of African Affairs through February 2027 for twenty Mbps service. These IDCs structure long-term procurement flexibility for State Department telecommunications infrastructure across the region.

Award activity has remained steady at two awards in 2023, nine in 2024, nine in 2025, and four year-to-date in 2026, with combined potential value across all awards of $1.5 million and combined dollars obligated of $899 thousand (59% of potential value). Four awards (combined potential value $330 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime and carries no subcontract footprint in the source data. NAICS coding reflects wireless telecommunications (nine awards) and telecommunications resellers (five awards); PSC coding is dominated by Network as a Service work (sixteen awards).