La Nigerienne D' Assurances Et De Reassurances NIA

La Nigerienne D'Assurances Et De Reassurances NIA, a Niger-based non-profit health insurance organization, provides health insurance coverage to U.S. government personnel and local staff stationed in Niger as a prime contractor through Department of State indefinite delivery contracts, with all 28 recent federal awards issued on a full-and-open basis and no set-aside designations. The vendor has been registered in SAM.gov since August 2015 and operates exclusively within Niger as the sole provider of federal health insurance services in-country.

The vendor's customer base is entirely concentrated within the Department of State. The Bureau of Diplomatic Security anchors the volume with 15 awards ($7.7 million combined potential value) covering health insurance for Regional Security Officers, Local Guard Forces, supervisors, bodyguards, and administrative personnel. The Bureau of African Affairs issued 10 awards ($977 thousand) for law enforcement and ICASS-funded staff coverage. US Embassy Niamey, the administrative hub, holds three awards ($65.9 million combined potential value) — including a $65 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract (ceiling effective July 27, 2030) and a single-award IDC valued at $888,549.89 (expired May 22, 2025). These two parent vehicles funnel the bulk of delivery orders; the larger IDC carried 13 task orders worth $7.8 million, and the smaller contract spawned 9 task orders worth $670 thousand. Award pricing is firm fixed-price with economic price adjustment throughout.

Recent activity shows 12 awards in 2024, 11 in 2025, and 5 in 2026 year-to-date, indicating a stable but modest baseline. Thirteen awards (combined potential value $7.8 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore expose the vendor to recompete risk. Representative work spans RSO/LGF health insurance delivery orders ($6.28 million, awarded July 22, 2025, through July 26, 2026); ICASS health insurance services for USAID and Bureau of African Affairs personnel ($287,631.87, awarded June 4, 2026, through July 27, 2027); and diplomatic security officer coverage under option year one orders issued June 4, 2026 ($393,196.24 for Local Guard Forces, $21,291.40 each for Regional Security Officers and additional personnel). Combined potential value across all 28 awards stands at $74.6 million, with $3.2 million obligated to date (4% of potential value), reflecting the slow draw-down typical of health insurance contracts with annual option-year structures.