VDC Telecom Sau

VDC Telecom Sau is a telecommunications company based in Conakry, Guinea, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) as a corporate entity with a non-profit organization business type. The company specializes in providing internet service solutions to U.S. government diplomatic missions, primarily focusing on delivering WiFi and dedicated internet connectivity. While limited background information is available, the vendor has demonstrated a clear capability to provide telecommunications infrastructure and support for U.S. government facilities in Guinea.

The federal contract awards for VDC Telecom Sau have consistently involved internet service provisions across multiple bandwidth configurations. The company has secured three distinct federal contract awards from the Bureau of African Affairs and the Bureau of Diplomatic Teleservices, all involving internet service contracts. These contracts range from 5 Mbps to 40 Mbps internet services, with ceiling values between $16,660.88 and $46,424.38. The contracts are predominantly firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders, targeting U.S. diplomatic locations in Guinea. Notably, none of these contracts have been designated with any specific set-aside status, indicating VDC Telecom Sau competes in the open market for federal telecommunications service contracts.

VDC Telecom Sau holds an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) awarded by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of African Affairs with a substantial ceiling value of $232,054.76. This multiple-award IDC provides a one-year base period with four potential one-year option periods, specifically designed to deliver 5 Mbps dedicated WiFi internet service to the U.S. Embassy in Conakry and the Diplomatic Compound. The IDC aims to ensure reliable, high-speed internet connectivity with 24/7 technical support and redundant network infrastructure. A related $46,424.38 delivery order was issued for the base year of service, demonstrating the contract's active utilization in supporting critical government communication infrastructure in Guinea.