U.S. Embassy Freetown

U.S. Embassy Freetown

Close: Apr 17, 2026

The U.S. Embassy Freetown issued Solicitation 19SL2026Q0007 for an Annual Maintenance Contract to provide kitchen hood maintenance, wet-chemical fire suppression system servicing, and duct cleaning on U.S. government-owned properties in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The solicitation requires the contractor to furnish managerial, administrative, and operational personnel to perform task orders and comply with applicable safety standards. The opportunity is advertised on SAM.gov with public attachments including the advert and solicitation document.

U.S. Embassy Freetown

Close: Jan 29, 2026

The U.S. Embassy Freetown (Department of State) posted a presolicitation synopsis seeking medical insurance services for approximately 209 locally hired employees and about 591 eligible dependents. The requirement is for a base 12-month contract with four one-year option periods; the government intends to award to the lowest priced technically acceptable offeror and expects proposals and financials in Sierra Leone Leones. The SAM.gov synopsis indicates the solicitation will be issued on SAM.gov (anticipated March 2026) and lists the synopsis inactive date as 2026-01-29, with an anticipated solicitation closing date of April 27, 2026.

U.S. Embassy Freetown

Close: Jan 9, 2026

The U.S. Embassy Freetown (Department of State) issued an RFI to conduct market research on health insurance services available in Sierra Leone to inform potential future procurement for embassy employee coverage. The RFI requests vendor capability information covering hospitalization, emergency services, outpatient care, maternity, pediatric, prescription drugs, dental/optical, mental health, HIV/AIDS treatment, and related services, and asks respondents to provide technical capabilities, network adequacy, claims processing, pricing, and expatriate experience. Responses are to be submitted via email to Contractfreetown@state.gov by January 9, 2026 at 10:00 AM local time; the notice explicitly states this is market research (not a solicitation) and does not obligate the government to procure.