Sinoasia B&R Insurance Company Joint Stock Company

Sinoasia B&R Insurance Company Joint Stock Company, a Kazakhstan-registered for-profit insurance provider headquartered in Talgar, delivers health insurance and medical coverage services to U.S. government personnel and their eligible dependents as a prime contractor on delivery orders issued by the Department of State across Central Asia and Iraq, competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations.

The vendor operates entirely as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) under two parent indefinite-delivery vehicles awarded by the State Department: a single-award $1-ceiling IDC from the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs running through April 30, 2027, and a $725,400 single-award IDC from the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs valid through July 31, 2027. The $1-ceiling Central Asia vehicle anchors 100 task orders valued at $9.9 million covering six countries—Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan. Recent representative delivery orders under this vehicle include a $226.3 thousand order (September 2025) for medical insurance for locally employed staff in Uzbekistan, a $156.2 thousand order (September 2025) for global medical care in Turkmenistan, and a $154.8 thousand order (March 2026) covering Turkmenistan. The Iraq IDC supports five task orders valued at $551 thousand, with a $117,000 delivery order awarded August 2025 for the twelve-month period through July 2026 and a $77,520 order awarded August 2026 concluding July 2027.

Customer concentration is acute: the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs accounts for 89 awards and $9.4 million (98% and 85% respectively), while the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, and individual embassies in Ashgabat and Bishkek round out the portfolio. Activity has remained flat to slightly rising across the past five years, averaging roughly 21 awards annually, with 25 awards in 2026 year-to-date. Within the next twenty-four months, six awards valued at $534 thousand reach ultimate completion, representing modest recompete exposure concentrated in the Central Asia portfolio.

Work scope is exclusively health insurance procurement: global medical care coverage, medical insurance for locally employed staff, health coverage for U.S. Embassy personnel and USAID employees, and related medical insurance administrative services. All delivery orders carry firm fixed-price or fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment terms and are awarded competitively without minority, small-business, or other set-aside designations. The vendor maintains no documented subcontractor relationships; all work is performed by Sinoasia B&R directly. Performance locations span Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Iraq, with administrative oversight in Baghdad for Iraq operations and dispersed across Central Asian capitals for the regional portfolio. The contractor's federal footprint is narrow and specialized—concentrated on health insurance delivery to State Department diplomatic and development operations in regions where commercial insurance options are limited.