Scancom PLC

Scancom PLC, doing business as Scancom Ghana, is a for-profit telecommunications company headquartered in Accra, Ghana that provides cell phone services, internet connectivity, and mobile data infrastructure to U.S. government agencies as a prime contractor operating exclusively in the West African region. All fourteen awards in the source are prime awards; Scancom Ghana does not subcontract and does not compete under set-asides — all work proceeds under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations.

Scancom Ghana's federal customer base concentrates entirely on four Department of State entities and USAID's West Africa Regional Program. The Department of State US Embassy Accra leads by potential value with three awards worth $561 thousand combined, while the Department of State Bureau of African Affairs dominates by award count with six awards totaling $262 thousand. USAID's West Africa Regional Program accounts for three awards at $260 thousand, and the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management holds two awards at $198 thousand combined. The dual ranking reflects Scancom Ghana's relationship structure: multiple smaller cell-phone-service delivery orders under the Bureau of African Affairs' indefinite delivery vehicle (IDC 19GH1021D0001, five task orders, $182 thousand combined potential value), and fewer but larger internet-services contracts anchoring the Embassy Accra account.

Representative work includes a $137,931 indefinite delivery contract awarded by US Embassy Accra on September 1, 2026 for cell phone services through September 2031, a $149,682 definitive contract from the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management (September 2023) for internet services as a second ISP supporting U.S. government operations in Ghana, a $79,686 definitive contract from the Bureau of African Affairs (September 2023) for internet services to executive residences, a $60,000 purchase order from USAID's West Africa Regional Program (September 2024) for remote-work internet services, and multiple smaller delivery orders from the Bureau of African Affairs for cell phone services. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $1.3 million, with $655 thousand obligated to date. Activity has been episodic — four awards in 2021, a sharp drop to one in 2022, recovery to four in 2023, two in 2024, and three in 2026 — with only one award facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore recompete risk.

The vendor's NAICS footprint reflects its telecommunications posture: Wired Telecommunications Carriers (six awards) and Wireless Telecommunications Carriers except Satellite (two awards) dominate, with ancillary work in computing infrastructure and internet publishing. Place of performance is exclusively Ghana, supporting diplomatic and development operations across the West African region.