Lisungi SA

Lisungi SA, a minority-owned for-profit organization headquartered in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, provides group medical insurance administration and human resources services to U.S. federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) operating exclusively in the DRC with no subcontractor footprint. The vendor holds two primary indefinite delivery vehicles under the Department of State's Bureau of African Affairs — a $13.625 million IDV awarded April 1, 2021, and a second smaller vehicle — through which it delivers health insurance and HR administrative support for U.S. diplomatic, development, and global health personnel stationed in Kinshasa.

Lisungi SA's customer base centers on State Department bureaus and their interagency partners. The Department of State Bureau of African Affairs dominates the footprint at 42 awards worth $31.5 million combined potential value (89% of all potential value), with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Occupational Health Clinic second at 22 awards but only $775 thousand combined value. The U.S. Agency for International Development's Bureau for Management accounts for 16 awards worth $2.7 million, the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for 8 awards worth $162 thousand, and the Bureau of Diplomatic Security for 2 awards worth $52 thousand. The concentration is extreme — the top customer alone represents 89% of potential value, and the top two customers account for 97% of all awards, with work flowing through a narrow set of standing vehicles rather than competitive procurement.

Lisungi SA works primarily under two named IDVs: contract 19CG5021D0003 carries 65 task orders worth $13.8 million combined potential value, and contract 19CG5020D0001 carries 13 task orders worth $2.3 million. A third vehicle, 19CG5019D0002, accounts for 9 task orders worth $1.4 million. The vendor's work is entirely health-insurance delivery — 90 of 93 awards fall under NAICS Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers, with clerical medical support (59 awards) and government health insurance programs (17 awards) as the dominant PSC categories. Recent representative delivery orders include a $1.32 million State Department award for group medical insurance April through September 2025, a $503 thousand USAID order for the same period, and recurring monthly-to-bimonthly orders from the CDC, State, and USAID in the $15 thousand to $468 thousand range.

Activity has trended upward across the period — from 7 awards in 2022 to a peak of 14 in 2025 — with 12 awards already recorded in 2026. Obligated dollars total $17.8 million against a $35.4 million combined potential value ceiling, indicating 50% execution-to-date. The recompete cliff is minimal; only 4 awards worth $485 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, with the primary State IDV vehicle carrying a March 31, 2026 expiration that is being continuously extended through rolling task orders. Lisungi SA performs all work directly from its Kinshasa location without major subcontractors, maintaining direct responsibility for health insurance administration, copayment processing, benefits management, and HR support for rotating U.S. expatriate and local staff across multiple federal agencies operating in the DRC.