Orange Burkina Faso SA

Orange Burkina Faso SA, doing business as Celtel Burkina SA, is a subsidiary of the multinational telecommunications company Orange, registered in SAM.gov as a for-profit organization. The company is primarily focused on providing telecommunications services, including mobile voice and data communications, internet connectivity, and related technology infrastructure support to U.S. government entities operating in Burkina Faso. As a telecommunications provider, Orange Burkina Faso SA has established itself as a key service provider for U.S. diplomatic and government operations in the region, leveraging its local telecommunications infrastructure and capabilities to support American governmental communications needs.

Over the past several years, Orange Burkina Faso SA has consistently been awarded federal contracts by multiple U.S. Department of State agencies, including the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Bureau of African Affairs, and Bureau of Information Resource Management. The company's federal contract awards have primarily consisted of mobile phone services, internet service provider (ISP) services, and telecommunications infrastructure support, with contract values ranging from $47,064.73 to $400,311.85. These contracts have predominantly been firm fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders, with no specific set-aside designations. The company holds an active $1.2 million Indefinite Delivery Contract for mobile phone services in Burkina Faso, which allows for task orders supporting diplomatic and development operations. The contracts typically involve providing mobile wireless services, devices, secure mobile communications, dedicated internet, VPN access, and telecom equipment maintenance to U.S. government personnel stationed in Burkina Faso.