US Mission in Indonesia

USAID Indonesia, the civilian bilateral development office for the U.S. Agency for International Development operating in Indonesia, administers foreign assistance funding for development projects across health, governance, environment, and economic-growth sectors throughout the country. The office executes both direct contracts with implementing partners and grant awards to Indonesian and international nonprofit organizations.

USAID Indonesia has issued 236 federal contract awards totaling $1.53 billion in combined potential value across its portfolio history since 2004, with $1.17 billion obligated to date. Award volume has declined sharply in recent years: 18 awards in 2021, 14 in 2022, 13 in 2023, 13 in 2024, and 1 year-to-date in 2025. The most recent recorded award date is May 2025. Contract competition is highly fragmented: the top five primes by award count account for 61% of recent awards, but those top awardees are predominantly miscellaneous foreign entities and undisclosed foreign awardees with minimal individual dollar values. Among awardees with reported potential value, DAI Global LLC dominates recent activity with $70.8 million across two awards; Ssg-Advisors LLC ($22 million), Integra Government Services International LLC ($20 million), and Banyan Global Inc. ($6.9 million) follow at a significant distance. The top five by potential value account for only 8% of combined potential value, indicating that contract dollars are distributed across many smaller implementers. Ninety-nine percent of awards carry no small-business or other set-aside designation; the remaining 1% are small-business awards.

USAID Indonesia has issued 49 federal grant awards obligating $369.7 million in federal dollars since 2009, with the most recent recorded award dated January 2025. Grant volume spiked to 11 awards in 2022, then moderated to 5 awards in 2023, 5 in 2024, and 1 year-to-date in 2025. Grant recipients are moderately concentrated: the top five by award count hold 27% of recent awards, while the top five by federal dollars obligated account for 21% of federal funding. Yayasan Wahana Visi Indonesia leads by award count with 2 recent grants totaling $13.4 million federal dollars obligated. By dollar value, Management Sciences For Health, Inc. ($26.5 million), a U.S.-based international health NGO, and Yayasan Keanekaragaman Hayati Indonesia ($20 million), an Indonesian biodiversity organization, dominate recent funding. The assistance-type mix is predominantly Cooperative Agreements (65% of awards) with a smaller Project Grant component (35%).