Orange

Orange, a multinational telecommunications company headquartered in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, delivers mobile phone services, internet circuits, Wi-Fi calling, 5G services, and telecommunications support to U.S. federal agencies as a prime contractor operating in the full-and-open competitive space with no set-aside designations. Orange operates 100% as a prime contractor across its federal portfolio, with no subcontract work in the source data.

Orange's customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Department of State. The Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs accounts for 19 of 30 awards (90% coverage of the prime footprint) and $3.6 million of the $4.3 million combined potential value. Secondary customers include the Department of the Army European Command ($279 thousand), the Defense Information Systems Agency ($159 thousand), the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management ($90 thousand across two awards), and the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Teleservices ($83 thousand). Orange also carries sub-thousand awards from the Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service and the Farm Service Agency Washington Office. The two customer rankings diverge markedly — State dominates both volume and dollars, but the Army European Command and DISA anchor material dollars on single awards each.

Orange holds two parent indefinite delivery contracts. The primary vehicle is IDC 19FR6325D0022 with the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, a single-award contract valued at $1.99 million with performance through June 30, 2030, from which five task orders have been issued carrying a combined potential value of $653 thousand. A secondary IDC 19FR6319D0018 carries four task orders valued at $184 thousand combined. Recent representative work includes a $302.5 thousand delivery order from the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs for mobile phone service option year one (performance through June 30, 2027), multiple purchase orders ranging from $13 thousand to $174.6 thousand for telecommunications support services and internet circuits (May–June 2026), and a $149.3 thousand delivery order for six-month mobile phone services to post-held personnel (awarded January 1, 2026, completing June 30, 2026).

Activity has grown in the most recent two years, with eight awards in 2025 and six in 2026 following a period of lower activity (four awards in 2024, five in 2019, one in 2017). Only one award reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months — a $303 thousand recompete exposure. Combined obligated dollars stand at $1.8 million (41% of potential value), indicating that much of the portfolio remains unexecuted or partially executed.

Orange's service footprint is grounded in NAICS 517910 (Telecommunications Resellers), with work characterized by PSC codes for satellite communications and telecom access services, mobile device as a service, and telecommunications network management. Orange's subsidiary network includes Orange Romania, Orange Espagne, Orange Polska, Orange Slovensko, Elettra TLC, Globecast America Incorporated, and regional carriers in Cameroon, Mali, and Bissau, all positioned to support telecommunications delivery across European and international diplomatic missions and federal installations. The parent-subsidiary structure enables Orange to provision mobile services and internet circuits across multiple European nations where U.S. embassies and federal agencies operate, with performance locations concentrated in France and subordinate European locations consistent with the State Department's diplomatic footprint.