Satguru Travel & Tour Services

Satguru Travel & Tour Services, doing business as Satguru Travels, operates as a for-profit partnership or limited liability partnership providing travel management and logistical support services to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor on single-award indefinite delivery contracts. The vendor competes entirely full-and-open, with no set-aside designations across its federal award footprint.

Satguru Travels specializes in comprehensive travel logistics for U.S. diplomatic missions in Africa and the Middle East, delivering transportation coordination, accommodation arrangements, and logistical support for State Department personnel. The vendor holds two active single-award indefinite delivery contracts: a $144,783.59 IDC with the U.S. Embassy in Algiers (ultimate completion May 4, 2027) and a $118,864.00 IDC with the U.S. Embassy in Kampala (ultimate completion April 30, 2027). Recent representative delivery orders include a $31,374.81 task order from the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs for travel management services in Algeria (Option Year 4, awarded April 29, 2026), a $25,533.70 task order from the Bureau of African Affairs for travel logistics in Uganda (awarded May 4, 2026), and a $31,279.28 task order from the U.S. Embassy in Algiers for Option Year 3 travel services (awarded May 8, 2025).

The vendor's customer concentration is entirely within the Department of State, with all thirteen awards distributed across State Department bureaus and embassies. The Bureau of African Affairs accounts for six awards ($300 thousand combined potential value), the U.S. Embassy Algiers for two awards ($176 thousand), the U.S. Embassy Kampala for one award ($119 thousand), and the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs for four awards ($108 thousand). The top two parent vehicles—the Algiers IDC and Kampala IDC—each carry five task orders generating $139 thousand and $140 thousand in combined potential value respectively.

The vendor's total federal award portfolio comprises thirteen prime contracts and IDCs with a combined potential value of $703 thousand, of which $279 thousand (40%) has been obligated. Activity has been episodic: four awards in 2022, a significant drop to one in 2023, recovery to three in 2024, and two awards each in 2025 and 2026. Three awards with a combined potential value of $88 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and will require recompete activity.