Saga Africa Holdings LIMITED SA

Saga Africa Holdings LIMITED SA, a telecommunications reseller headquartered in Dakar, Senegal, operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering mobile phone services, wireless internet subscriptions, and backup internet connectivity to U.S. government agencies and missions throughout West Africa. The vendor competes full-and-open with no SBA set-aside designations across its federal footprint. Saga Africa Holdings is structured as a for-profit corporate entity and holds no federal contract vehicles or IDV awards; all work flows through delivery orders and purchase orders against government-held indefinite delivery contracts.

The vendor's customer base concentrates heavily on the Department of State. The Department of State Bureau of African Affairs alone accounts for 32 awards (74% of the portfolio) valued at $1.8 million combined potential value, anchoring the entire relationship. The Department of State US Embassy Dakar (2 awards, $258 thousand combined potential value) and the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management (3 awards, $111 thousand combined potential value) round out civilian agency exposure. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the U.S. Agency for International Development Senegal each account for 3 awards ($50 thousand and $141 thousand respectively), collectively representing less than 15% of portfolio value. All five customer agencies are represented across both award-count and potential-value rankings with minimal divergence; the Bureau of African Affairs dominates both metrics by a wide margin.

Work is performed in Senegal and covers fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders for telecommunications services. Representative task orders from the Bureau of African Affairs include a $94,315.18 delivery order issued December 15, 2025, for mobile phone services and wireless internet through June 29, 2026; a $97,510.81 delivery order issued June 25, 2025, for mobile phone service from July through December 2025; and a $88,234.92 delivery order issued January 2, 2025, for mobile phone service from January through June 2025. A $51,750 purchase order from USAID Senegal issued September 18, 2023, provided wireless internet subscriptions and backup internet lines through September 2024. A $40,280.31 purchase order from the Bureau of Information Resource Management issued January 16, 2025, funded internet connectivity services under the VNET Program ISP2 Internet vehicle through March 13, 2026. All awards carry firm fixed-price structures with no set-aside designations.

Activity has fluctuated year over year across the bounded data range: 6 awards in 2022, growing to 13 awards in 2024, then declining to 5 awards in 2026 (a partial-year snapshot as of late September). The vendor holds three active indefinite delivery contracts issued by the Department of State Bureau of African Affairs, with the primary vehicle (contract 19SG2023D0010) valued at a $480,798.28 ceiling and running through May 21, 2026. That vehicle has generated 24 task orders valued at $784 thousand combined potential value. A second IDIQ (contract 19SG2026D0012) with a $247,780.12 ceiling was awarded September 23, 2026, by the US Embassy Dakar for mobile phone services and covers a twelve-month performance period ending September 22, 2027. Only one award carries an ultimate completion date inside the next twenty-four months (the $247,780.12 IDIQ completing September 22, 2027, falls just outside that window), and the combined potential value of awards completing within the recompete cliff stands at $48 thousand.

Saga Africa Holdings operates with no identified subcontractors across its federal footprint; all 43 recent awards list the vendor as the sole prime contractor. Category concentration centers on telecommunications reselling (NAICS 423930), with 34 of 43 awards falling under that classification. Federal PSC codes reflect the service mix: IT and Telecom — Mobile Device as a Service (28 awards) and IT and Telecom — Network as a Service (9 awards) dominate the procurement coding, with satellite communications and telecom access services capturing the remainder.