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Improve the quality of life for persons with disabilities in three provinces: Bac Lieu, Ca Mau, Quang Ngai

To build resilience of health systems and improve health system performance in Madagascar

This contract will be part of the Next Generation Global Health Supply Chain Suite of Programs (NextGen). The PSA will provide procurement and associated supply chain services for HIV/AIDS health commodities excluding HIV/AIDS diagnostic and lab commodities encompassing the required procurement functions of a supply chain (e.g., category management, strategic sourcing, supplier management, demand planning and procurement delivery). The PSA will negotiate incoterms with vendors for delivery of commodities into country, and, in exceptional cases, procure logistics services for commodities purchased under this award to ensure timely delivery. The PSA must coordinate with other NextGen awardees. Visit Next Generation Global Health Supply Chain - https://www.usaid.gov/work-usaid/find-a-funding-opportunity/next-genera… - for additional information.

The purpose of this Activity is to facilitate the strengthening of local (BiH) audit firm quality management. This activity will be one-year or less and awarded to a small, Local Works-eligible U.S. business through a simplified acquisition purchase order. (Localworks-eligible means an entity that have received less than a total of $5,000,000 over the previous 5 fiscal years.

Provide a wide range of public outreach and communications services

The purpose of USAID’s Local Capacity Strengthening Platform is to provide a mechanism to flexibly identify and engage with targeted local organizations to deliver targeted- capacity strengthening support, including training, while developing tools, resources, and models to advance localization and promote inclusive development.

This action is envisioned to be an acquisition instrument awarded through an Indefinite Quality , Indefinite Delivery (IDIQ). The total estimated cost of the Platform is $5,000,000 with an expected period of performance of 5 years, beginning on or around May 2025. The activity will be initially funded by USAID/Peru with PD&L funds, to be drawn proportionally from all Development Objectives (DOs). RPO recommends Amandine Yao as the activity manager of the activity. USAID/Peru expects an initial obligation of $1,000,000 for this award by using Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 in FY 2024.

This contract will be part of the Next Generation Global Health Supply Chain Suite of Programs (NextGen). The PSA will provide procurement and associated supply chain services for HIV/AIDS lab, diagnostic and molecular commodities encompassing different functions of a supply chain (e.g., category management, strategic sourcing, supplier management, demand planning and procurement). The PSA will negotiate incoterms with vendors for delivery of commodities into country, and, in exceptional cases, procure logistics services for commodities purchased under this award to ensure timely delivery. The PSA must coordinate with other NextGen awardees. Visit Next Generation Global Health Supply Chain - https://www.usaid.gov/work-usaid/find-a-funding-opportunity/next-genera… - for additional information.

The activity will support the implementation of the U.S. Government’s and USAID’s current priorities such as the Indo-Pacific Vision as well as future priorities that may arise during the life of the activity. This support encompasses activities related to the design, M&E, CLA, KM, and dissemination of results and learning throughout the program cycle.

New HIV prevention activity for South Africa (DREAMS, GBV prevention, School-based Prevention) - North

The overall purpose of the activity is to build capacity among SMEs so that they can continue to serve as a significant engine for economic growth and diversification, with the following components: 1) Improving capacity of Mongolian institutions (through training for government and civil society actors for SME capacity development) (DG), 2) Improving corporate governance among SMEs (through both direct training to SMEs as well as to government and civil society actors) (DG), and 3) Improving energy efficiency and environmental sustainability measures (through direct training to SMEs to access financing and support initiatives focused on energy efficiency and environmental sustainability) (CE).