Mutuelle Generale De L'education Nationale

Mutuelle Generale De L'education Nationale, doing business as Mgen, a French non-profit health insurance organization headquartered in Paris, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering health insurance administration services to the U.S. Department of State. The vendor competes full-and-open with no set-aside posture and holds two single-award indefinite-delivery contracts for monthly health insurance delivery orders to locally employed embassy staff and eligible dependents at the U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Mgen's federal footprint is entirely concentrated within the Department of State. The two customer entries in the source — the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs (34 awards, $76.2 million combined potential value) and the U.S. Embassy Sarajevo (2 awards, $13.4 million combined potential value) — represent the same mission; the split reflects administrative routing rather than distinct customer relationships. All 36 recent awards fund health insurance coverage for approximately 450 locally employed embassy personnel and their eligible family members. Monthly delivery orders range from $97,000 to $105,000 per order, issued on a continuous cadence since March 2020.

Mgen holds two parent vehicles, both single-award IDCs. The first, contract 19BK8020D0003 (awarded March 29, 2020, ceiling $6.413 million, ultimate completion March 28, 2025) generated 19 delivery orders valued at $1.9 million combined potential before expiration. The second, contract 19BK8025D0001 (awarded June 29, 2025, ceiling $6.8 million, ultimate completion June 28, 2030), has issued 15 delivery orders valued at $74.3 million combined potential through the 2026-10-15 snapshot date. Both contracts employ fixed-price pricing with economic price adjustment. The vendor replaced its expiring first contract with an immediate successor in June 2025, demonstrating uninterrupted State Department reliance on its specialized capability in administering comprehensive health insurance for U.S. diplomatic missions operating in international settings.

Award activity increased from one award in 2020 to twelve in 2024 and thirteen in 2025, reflecting the monthly delivery-order cadence under the succeeding IDCs. The vendor carries no subcontractor footprint — all work is performed in-house by Mgen under direct prime engagement. Combined potential value across all 36 awards totals $89.6 million, though only $4.5 million (5% of potential value) has been obligated to date, consistent with delivery-order vehicles where monthly obligations match actual monthly performance periods. Category concentration tracks the health insurance focus: 20 awards fall under NAICS Insurance Agencies and Brokerages, 16 under Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers; 20 orders are coded to PSC Social Government Health Insurance Programs, 16 to Social Non-Government Insurance Programs.