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Solicitation for IT Equipment and Software
Added: February 19, 2008 Solicitation for Information Technology Equipment and Software
165-Q-08-002
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
Award Notice 1/1
2/19/08, 12:00 AM
Activity for Civic Engagement (ACE)
Added: May 13, 2016 9:23 am The United States Government, represented by the U.S Agency for International Development (USAID), through the Mission in Macedonia, is seeking proposals from qualified organizations interested in providing support to Macedonian civil society through strengthening the influence of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and sustained youth engagement.
SOL-165-16-000003
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
Award Notice 1/2
5/13/16, 9:23 AM
U. S. Personal Services Contractor - Off Shore Hire Democracy and Local Governance Office Director at USAID/Macedonia
Added: Apr 30, 2009 9:04 am USAID/General Notice PERSONNEL USAID/MACEDONIA 04/30/2009 Subject: Solicitation No. 165-09-03 for a U.S. Personal Services Contractor Off Shore Hire Democracy and Local Governance Office Director at USAID/Macedonia, in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia ISSUANCE DATE: 04/30/2009 CLOSING DATE: 06/01/2009 CLOSING TIME: 5:00 P.M. in Macedonia (CET) Ladies/Gentlemen: The United States Government, represented by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is seeking applications (Optional Form 612) from qualified U.S. citizens interested to provide services as Democracy and Local Governance Office Director under a Personal Services Contract (PSC), as described in the attached solicitation. Submittals shall be in accordance with the attached information at the place and time specified. In order to be considered for the position a candidate must meet the required qualifications listed in the solicitation. Applicants are responsible for submitting the OF-612, so as to reach the Government office designated in the solicitation by the closing date and time specified in the solicitation whether submitted by courier, overnight mail services, hand delivery, fax or e-mail (at the addresses or number below). An application received after the closing date and time will be considered late, unless there is acceptable evidence to establish that it was received by the Government installation prior to the time and date specified in the solicitation. Submission of the applications and the required documents in response to this solicitation must be directed to: Attn. Risto Ricliev, Acquisition Specialist American Embassy Skopje United States Agency for International Development Samoilova 21, 1000 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia Fax: +389 2 310 2463 E-mail: rricliev@usaid.gov Applicants should retain for their records copies of all enclosures accompanying their applications. Any questions regarding this solicitation may be directed to Timothy Pruett, Executive Officer, who may be reached by phone at +389 2 310 2000 ext. 2268, fax +389 2 310 2463 or e-mail tpruett@usaid.gov Sincerely, Michael Fritz Mission Director USAID/Macedonia Solicitation for Personal Services Contractor (PSC): Democracy and Local Governance Office Director for USAID/Macedonia 1. SOLICITATION NUMBER: 165-09-03 2. ISSUANCE DATE: 04/30/2009 3. CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: 06/01/2009 4. CLOSING TIME FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: 5:00 P.M. in Macedonia (CET) 5. POSITION TITLE: Off-Shore Hire Democracy and Local Governance Office Director 6. MARKET VALUE: Equivalent of GS-14 level (from $83,445 to $108,483). Final compensation will be based on individuals salary history, working experience and educational background. 7. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: One year with possible one year extension. 8. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE: Skopje, Republic of Macedonia 9. AREA OF CONSIDERATION/SECURITY ACCESS: U.S. Citizen Only (Security Clearance Required) 10. STATEMENT OF WORK 10.1 BACKGOUND USAID initiated its assistance program to Macedonia in 1993, and since then nearly $500 million has been made available in support of activities contributing to a stable democracy, a responsible local government, a market economy led by the private sector, and improved educational quality. The Mission's program is organized under three significant objectives plus supporting activities that are cross-cutting in nature. USAID programs focus on: (1) Accelerating economic growth through policy reform, workforce development, energy policy and competitiveness in technology and agri-business; (2) Promoting good governance through local government decentralization, judicial reform and strengthening civil society; and (3) Providing quality education via projects in primary education and teacher training. Macedonia is one of the poorest and smallest of the former republics of Yugoslavia. With a population of two million, the country is landlocked and only seven years removed from a civil war. Whereas stability and security have improved dramatically from 2001, USAID programs are still crucial to Macedonia's successful transition to a market-based democracy with social equity. United States Government (USG) goals in Macedonia include: bolstering Macedonias prospects for North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and European Union (EU) membership, strengthening judicial and democratic systems and promoting economic growth. 10.2 POSITION DESCRIPTION a. Duties and Responsibilities of the Position Based in Skopje, the PSC Democracy and Local Governance Office Director (DLG-OD) will be responsible for development, management, monitoring and evaluation of a broad range of democracy and governance (DG)-related programs undertaken by USAID in the Republic of Macedonia. Macedonias Euro-Atlantic integration has stalled. In April 2008 Greece blocked Macedonias NATO invitation pending resolution of the name dispute. Although the United Nations mediator has worked diligently to develop the outlines of a compromise, there is no resolution in sight. The EU annual report on Macedonia again recommended against setting a start date for accession negotiations, citing numerous shortcomings in governance and democratic development. Among the other findings, the Republic of Macedonia was criticized for the ongoing lack of political dialogue, failing to meet international election standards, and the ineffective functioning of political institutions, Parliament in particular. There are also concerns about a growing concentration of government power. The Macedonian public is strongly pro-American, and U.S. influence needs to remain an important stabilizing factor in Macedonia. To address the current environment and opportunities to advance the countrys democratic reforms, USAID programs work to institutionalize the connections between the citizens and their government. Our objectives: 1) Entrench a sense of civic empowerment through a more robust, experienced and effective civil society that practices advocacy, policy analysis and regular consultation with government. 2) Build trust in political processes by reconnecting political parties to their electorate and institutionalizing connections between the Parliament and the people. 3) Increase independence and efficiency within the judiciary to further embed rule of law and act as a counterweight to other branches of government. 4) Encourage institutionalization of transparency, accountability and responsiveness to the public in local and national government structures. USAID also plans to re-engage in media programming to empower media to act as the fourth estate to connect the people and their leaders and to further protect freedom of the press USAID assistance to Macedonia was scheduled to phase out in 2011. However, following an inter-agency review process, assistance has been extended through at least 2015. As a result, a number of assessments, evaluations and program designs will take place in 2009 and 2010 to determine how best to target assistance funds to address the above-stated objectives. The DLG-OD will be required to have the academic and work experience to be a master of an extensive range of DG -related issues. He/she must possess expert-level technical knowledge and have demonstrated expertise at project design and implementation, including methodologies and philosophies that guide development program design and that draw from experiences in other countries analogous to Macedonia. The DLG-OD will be expected to serve as a mentor for USAIDs Macedonia staff and American Junior Officers and to actively work to build their capacity and technical knowledge. The DLG-OD will report to the Mission Director, but he/she will be expected to operate with great independence in dealing with complex programs and high-level government and donor counterparts in guiding the design and management of a comprehensive set of technical assistance programs. Due to the high level of responsibility in this position, the DLG-OD will have considerable latitude in the exercise of her/his duties for program design, management, and evaluation, and for the identification and resolution of issues affecting program performance both within and outside of the Mission. He/she will have the following specific duties. Provide leadership on the development and implementation of USAID/Macedonia DG programs in a manner designed to promote their consistency with other political, democracy, governance and justice objectives of the Government of Macedonia (GOM) and USG, and which replace and build on the successes of current activities which are scheduled to end between 2009-2011. The DLG-OD will have overall responsibility for the development and implementation of Mission administration of good governance, civil society, parliamentary reform, political party strengthening and media programs and assist in coordinating their planning and execution with senior GOM, donor, and relevant USG officials, as well as coordination with other Embassy programs. Responsibilities may include serving as contracting officers (or agreement officers) technical representative (COTR or AOTR) for one or more projects. Provide authoritative policy and operational guidance to the Mission Director and DG team for program design, development and implementation. This includes guidance to team members to conceptualize, implement, and report on the new and ongoing activities in the DG portfolio. Guide the development of the DG project/program-funded budget; working with technical advisors and senior management to determine funding needs and uses. Provide close supervision of project mortgages, pipelines, and funding requirements. Analyze economic, political, and other trends affecting democratic development. Identify ways to further meet both USG foreign policy and GOM reform policy objectives in Macedonia. Provide authoritative input in the formulation of USAIDs strategy, annual report, program reviews, and other activities and events as requested by Mission management. Liaise with top level government officials including at the state secretary, deputy minister and minister level, as well as with mayors and other local government officials. This includes working to build consensus on topics where there may be disagreement between Macedonian government officials; between the USG and Macedonian government officials; and/or between private sector actors and Macedonian government officials. The DLG-OD will guide and play a leading role in the development and maintenance of active dialogue on the development of key policy initiatives and institutional reforms. Liaise with representatives of other USG agencies in Macedonia, national and local representatives of Macedonian government agencies, international and local NGOs, and other donors related to design and implementation of democracy activities. Play an active role in donor coordination, including attending and participating in sector-appropriate meetings to support the development of democracy and local governance with officials of other Embassies, international organizations, volunteer organizations, bilateral and multi-lateral donors. Represent USAID on the U.S. Embassy Rule of Law Working Group and other related Working Groups that may be formed, coordinating USAID activities with other USG efforts related to democracy, governance and anti-corruption. The DLG-OD will draw on his/her experience to help develop staff and support collaboration with other Mission offices. This includes mentoring DG staff in technical, programmatic, budgetary, managerial and staff supervisory areas, and assist in the hiring and training of FSN staff to ensure that adequate support is provided for efficient and effective office operations. Perform other tasks, as requested by Mission management, and which are consistent with the advisory, managerial, and reporting requirements of the position of DLG-OD for USAID/Macedonia. Current DG programs are described on USAID/Macedonias web site at http://macedonia.usaid.gov/. b. Period of Performance The Contractor's period of performance for the above services shall be for one year with possible one year extension, subject to Mission approval. c. Place of performance The Contractor will be based in Skopje. The position may require limited travel, to be funded under this contract, to different parts of the country. Conference attendance outside of Macedonia is also envisioned. 10.3 QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS Education/Experience Required for the Position: This is a senior-level position in a high-profile USG foreign assistance program that requires extensive knowledge, experience, maturity, and an ability to function in a complex, highly demanding, and often uncertain environment. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in varied aspects of DG promotion activities. Minimum qualifications include a graduate degree in a field relevant to DG programs and ten years of relevant experience, including at least five spent in a developing country context. Specific characteristics of the ideal candidate include: Mastery of DG program strategy, development and implementation. Experience communicating and negotiating with high-level government officials and private sector actors. Demonstrated successes in achieving consensus on difficult and/or contentious issues. Demonstrated experience in leading coordination efforts with other bilateral and multilateral agencies and private sector actors. Experience working with minimal oversight to accomplish complex and demanding tasks that require both technical and managerial expertise. This includes complex project design; negotiation of new approaches to development with high-level government officials and representatives from the private sector; ability to independently conduct research, analysis and reports that both inform and guide not only USAID program direction but top-level USG policy as well. Mastery of current DG development programming philosophies, theories, and best practices and demonstrated ability to use this knowledge to develop new and innovate approaches to DG development activities. Demonstrated skills in successfully leading and managing multi-sectoral and complex projects, and supervising contractors in developing country and post-conflict situations. This includes the ability to effectively identify and respond to rapidly changing priorities and evolving needs. Demonstrated skills in developing and maintaining counterpart contacts and relationships at both the senior management and technical implementation levels. This includes the ability to represent USAID to visiting members of Congress, leading representatives of foreign governments, representatives of nongovernmental organizations, the news media, and at important and high-level conferences and meetings. Prior experience in developing and administering program monitoring and evaluation activities. Ability to resolve potential problems in a team context, while maintaining an aggressive work pace in order to produce results under scrutiny and visibility. Strong communications, interpersonal, teamwork, mentoring and leadership skills. Ability to prepare reports and technical and policy briefs, sometimes with short deadlines. Experience with the management and leadership of teams. Ability to interact and work effectively with organizational management and support offices. Experience and comfort with management information systems. Knowledge of program management procedures, and experience with financed projects in line with those described in this position description. Work experience in transition countries. The incumbent should provide at least three supervisor references including e mail addresses and working telephones. Physical Demands: The work is primarily sedentary, although some physical effort may be required, e.g., walking, standing, carrying light items such as manuals or briefcases, or driving or traveling by motor vehicle or aircraft. Work Environment The work environment involves everyday risks or discomforts that require normal safety precautions typical of such places as offices, training rooms, and libraries. The work area is adequately lighted, heated, and ventilated. There may be occasional exposure to moderate risks during program/project and field visits. 10.4 SELECTION CRITERIA (beyond minimum qualifications) The candidate should be available to begin employment under this contract within 2 months of an offer of employment. Experience (40%): At least ten years of experience, at least five of which was in a developing country context, in various aspects of DG development promotion activities, including project development, monitoring and evaluation; successfully leading and managing multi-sectoral and complex projects; and supervising contractors and grant recipients. Demonstrated ability to work under difficult situations requiring and aggressive work pace and under scrutiny and visibility. Knowledge (25%): Previous experience in or knowledge of the Balkan region and/or knowledge of institutional structures is highly desirable. Communication and Management Skills (25%): Demonstrated ability in developing and maintaining counterpart contacts and relationships at both the senior policy and technical implementation levels. This includes contacts with host government counterparts, other donors, and USG agencies. The position requires strong communications, mentoring, interpersonal, teamwork, and leadership skills, as well as the ability to prepare reports and technical and policy briefs sometimes with short deadlines. Ability to interact and work effectively with organizational management and support offices. Staff Development (10%): Demonstrated ability to train, coach and mentor other employees. POSITION ELEMENTS: Language: English language proficiency is a pre-qualification. The candidate must have excellent and demonstrated English oral and written communication skills. There is no requirement for local language proficiency, though knowledge of Macedonian or related Slavic languages would strengthen an application. Supervision exercised: The incumbent will supervise four professional Foreign Service National (FSN) staff and one administrative FSN. Mentoring and support will also be provided to a DG Junior Officer. Supervision received: The immediate supervisor is the Mission Director. The DLG-OD will report to the Mission Director, but he/she will be expected to operate with great independence in dealing with complex programs and high-level government counterparts in designing and managing a comprehensive set of technical assistance programs. 10.5 OTHER REQUIREMENTS The PSC will receive administrative support from the U.S. Embassy and from the Mission, including office space, equipment and supplies. The selected candidate must obtain medical and security clearances. Accompanying spouse, if applicable, must also obtain medical clearance. 11. APPLYING Qualified individuals are requested to submit: A U.S. Government Optional Form 612 (available at the USAID website, http://www.usaid.gov/procurement_bus_opp/procurement/forms or internet http://fillform.gsa.gov, or at Federal offices); Applicants should note that the salary history for the purposes of the OF-612 is the base salary paid, excluding benefits and allowances such as housing, travel, educational support, vehicle use, etc. Applicants are reminded and required to sign the certification at the end of the OF-612. Unsigned applications shall NOT be considered. A most current curriculum vitae (CV) or resume; At least three supervisor references including e mail addresses and working telephones. A cover letter, or a brief appendix, demonstrating how they meet the required qualifications and evaluation criteria. Applications must be received by the closing date and time at the address specified in the cover letter. To ensure consideration of applications for the intended position, please reference the solicitation number on your application, and as the subject line in any cover letter. The highest ranking applicants may be selected for an interview. The selected candidate will be required to obtain and maintain a medical and security clearance. 12. LIST OF REQUIRED FORMS FOR PSCS Forms outlined below can found at: http://www.usaid.gov/business/business_opportunities/psc_solicitations.html 1. Optional Form 612. 2. Contractor Physical Examination (AID Form 1420-62). ** 3. Questionnaire for Sensitive Positions (for National Security) (SF-86), or ** 4. Questionnaire for Non-Sensitive Positions (SF-85). ** 5. Finger Print Card (FD-258). ** ** Forms 2 through 5 shall be completed only upon the advice of the Contracting Officer that an applicant is the successful candidate for the job. 13. CONTRACT INFORMATION BULLETINS (CIBS) PERTAINING TO PSCS AAPDs and CIBs contain changes to USAID policy and General Provisions in USAID regulations and contracts. Please refer to this website http://www.usaid.gov/business/business_opportunities/cib/subject.html#psc to determine which AAPDs and CIBs apply to this contract. 14. BENEFITS/ALLOWANCES: As a matter of policy, and as appropriate, a PSC is normally authorized the following benefits and allowances: BENEFITS: Employee's FICA Contribution Contribution toward Health & Life Insurance Pay Comparability Adjustment Annual Increase Eligibility for Worker's Compensation Annual & Sick Leave Access to Embassy medical facilities, commissary and pouch mail service ALLOWANCES (If Applicable)*: (1) Temporary Lodging Allowance (Section 120) (2) Living Quarters Allowance (Section 130) (3) Post Allowance (Section 220) (4) Supplemental Post Allowance (Section 230) (5) Post Differential (Chapter 500) (6) Payments during Evacuation/Authorized Departure (Section 600) and (7) Danger Pay (Section 650) (8) Educational Allowance (Section 270) (9) Separate Maintenance Allowance (Section 260) (10)Educational Travel (Section 280) * Standardized Regulations (Government Civilians Foreign Areas). FEDERAL TAXES: USPSCs are required to pay Federal Income Taxes, FICA, and Medicare. Note: The selected candidate must be eligible for U.S.Government security clearance and obtain a full medical clearance for service.
165-09-03
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
Solicitation 1/1
4/30/09, 9:04 AM
Business Ecosystem Project (BEP)
Added: Mar 07, 2017 10:07 am This is a pre-solicitation notice that the USAID Regional Contracting Office Kosovo (RCO) anticipates issuance of a Request for Proposals (RFP) for support of the Business Ecosystem Project (BEP) in Macedonia. USAID/Kosovo/RCO intends to release the RFP on or around March 24, 2017. Anticipated contract type is to be determined (TBD) in the solicitation. The project's overall goal is to increase SMEs' productivity, revenues and jobs. This project will work with business associations, chambers of commerce, financial institutions, training centers, lead firms willing to support the development of their value chain, and other supporting organizations that provide business services to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). It will also work with financial institutions to increase the available financing to SMEs. The project will thus try to improve the business services available to SMEs as well as financing opportunities.The magnitude of this project is estimated to be between $6,000,000.00 and $6,500,000.00.The solicitation and any amendments to the solicitation will be available through the Federal Business Opportunities (FBO) (www.fedbizopps.gov) website.Disclaimer: This pre-solicitation notice is for information only and shall not be construed as a commitment by the Government to solicit contractual offers or award contracts. The Government is not soliciting, nor will it accept, proposals as a result of this synopsis. If a competitive solicitation is issued in the future, it will be announced via FBO, and interested parties must comply with that announcement. The Government will not reimburse respondents for any questions submitted or information provided as a result of this notice. This is not a solicitation or a promise to issue a solicitation, and this information is subject to modification and in no way binds the Government to award a contract.
SOL-165-17-000001
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
Award Notice 1/2
3/7/17, 10:07 AM
USAID/Macedonia: Business Ecosystem Project
Added: Feb 16, 2017 11:44 am The United States Agency for International Development in Macedonia (USAID/Macedonia) is in the process of designing a new stand-alone program and concept to support increase of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises' (SMEs) productivity, revenues and ultimately create more jobs in Macedonia. USAID/Macedonia is posting this Request for Information (RFI) in order to provide public information to any parties interested in USAID's support for increase SMEs productivity, revenues and jobs, as well as to collect information and suggestions about proposed project approach and derived objectives from it. The information contained within this RFI is intended solely as a thought-piece; ideas may change significantly during the Mission's program design, consultation and approval process. In addition, any information collected through this RFI may or may not be used to help guide thinking about adaptation programming.
RFI-165-17-000001
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
Solicitation 2/2
2/16/17, 11:44 AM
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USAID Monitoring and Evaluation
The USAID Monitoring and Evaluation Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle is designed to provide comprehensive monitoring, evaluation, learning, and technical assistance services for USAID's international development programs. This master contract enables USAID to rapidly procure specialized evaluation and assessment services across its global portfolio of humanitarian, economic development, health, education, and governance initiatives. The contract vehicle allows USAID to conduct performance evaluations, impact assessments, baseline studies, mid-term reviews, and other analytical services that help the agency measure the effectiveness of its programs and inform future strategic planning. Task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate significant diversity in scope, typically ranging from $100,000 to over $25 million, with performance periods spanning from a few months to five years. Frequent prime contractors include Me&A, Inc., Mitchell Group, Inc., Dexis Consulting Group, International Business & Technical Consultants (IBTCI), and Panagora Group Inc. Common funding sources include USAID's Bureau for Management, Bureau for Food Security, and various regional mission offices. Many task orders are set aside for small businesses, with total small business and competitive 8(a) designations being prevalent. Geographically, task orders span countries across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America, with evaluation focuses including agriculture, health, governance, education, economic development, and humanitarian assistance. Pricing types are predominantly firm fixed price and cost-plus-fixed-fee, reflecting the varied nature of monitoring and evaluation work.
Master IDIQ
3/30/15
3/29/22
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AIDOAAI1500019
This Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contract was awarded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to Dexis Interactive Incorporated - doing business as Dexis Consulting Group. The IDV was for the USAID Monitoring and Evaluation Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, with a total value of $455 million and a period of performance from March 30, 2015 to March 29, 2022. The IDIQ mechanism provides USAID with monitoring, evaluation, and learning support services globally. Several delivery orders were issued under this IDV to Dexis Consulting Group for work in various countries and regions. This included conducting evaluations, data collection, analysis and reporting to measure progress of USAID programs focused on areas such as education, democracy and governance, food security, gender-based violence reduction, and more. Specific delivery orders supported monitoring and evaluation of USAID activities in Ukraine, South Africa, Honduras, and across Africa. Subcontracts were also awarded to conduct research, evaluations, and data collection assistance to comprehensively monitor and evaluate the impact of USAID's diverse development programs internationally.
Dexis Interactive LLC
$455.0m
3/30/15
3/29/22
1/13/20
72061719D00001
The provided materials describe an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) awarded to Salmon Group Inc., doing business as Shared Select, by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to provide technical and programmatic support to the USAID mission in Uganda. The 3-year, $5,000,000 IDC was awarded on January 1, 2020 as an 8(a) sole source contract. Under this IDC, Salmon Group was issued a $4,989,755.48 cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order on September 26, 2019 to provide institutional support services to USAID/Uganda, including personnel to support the agency's international development assistance programs in the country. The contract aims to help USAID overcome staffing limitations by providing contracted advice, expertise, and other non-inherently governmental functions. The delivery order has a period of performance through September 7, 2022 and does not contain any set-aside designation.
Salmon Group Inc.
$5.0m
1/1/20
6/10/24
6/10/24
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Delivery Order 72016724D00005-72016525F00001
This is a hybrid mid-term performance evaluation contract awarded by the U.S. Mission in Macedonia, a civilian agency, to Management Systems International, Inc. (MSI), a subsidiary of Tetra Tech, Inc. The $227,382.00 firm fixed-price contract aims to inform decision-making regarding potential adjustments to the approach and implementation for the remainder of the period of performance, which runs until November 1, 2028. There is no set-aside designation for this contract. MSI is an experienced federal contractor that provides monitoring, evaluation, learning, and technical assistance services to U.S. government agencies supporting international development and foreign assistance programs. As the parent company, Tetra Tech is a global provider of consulting, engineering, and technical services across a range of government initiatives, including environmental remediation, infrastructure development, and international development projects for agencies like USAID.
Management Systems International, Inc.
$227.4k
10/28/24
11/1/28
10/28/24
Purchase Order 72016519P00002
This is a $173,000 firm fixed price purchase order awarded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in Macedonia to Navanti Group LLC, a commercial research company. The objective is to conduct a youth assessment to identify priority challenges for youth, understand reasons for youth out-migration, and identify opportunities for youth to stay in the country and participate in its economic and democratic development, particularly at the local level. The contract does not have a set-aside designation. As a prime contractor, Navanti Group provides a range of services such as surveys, data analytics, and research to various U.S. federal agencies. It holds multiple indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicles with agencies like the General Services Administration, Department of State, and USAID to deliver long-term support across functional areas.
Navanti Group LLC
$173.0k
3/13/19
7/11/19
3/13/19
BPA Call AIDOAAE1600015-AIDOAABC1600038
Chemonics International, Inc.
$5.4m
9/28/16
4/15/20
4/14/20
Delivery Order AIDDFDI000500121-AIDDFDI040500121
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMPLEMENT THE MACEDONIA DECENTRALIZATION PROJECT
Ard, Inc.
$35.9m
7/30/07
6/30/11
9/19/18
Purchase Order AID165O1400007
TONER CARTRIDGES AND UNINTERRUPTABLE POWER SUPPLY UNITS (UPS)
Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees
$11.7k
9/18/14
8/16/22
8/17/22
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2166168012023002MSITMS
EXPECTED RESULTS THE SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES TO SUPPORT THE PROJECTÂ S TARGETED COUNTERPARTS, INCLUDING ANTI-CORRUPTION INSTITUTIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC ENTITIES, TO REACH THE FOLLOWING EXPECTED RESULTS: Â ¢ DISCRETIONARY POWERS OF ELECTED AND APPOINTED OFFICIALS ARE REDUCED AND THOSE THAT ARE USED ARE DONE SO IN A TRANSPARENT MANNER. Â ¢ EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT ECOSYSTEM OF ANTI-CORRUPTION INSTITUTIONS WITH TIMELY RESPONSE TO CORRUPTION. Â ¢ GOVERNMENT PROCESSES, PROCEDURES AND ABILITY TO MITIGATE OPPORTUNITIES TO CORRUPTION STRENGTHENED. Â ¢ ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE KEY INSTITUTIONS THAT FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION IMPROVED.
Institut ZA Demokratija Societas Civilis Skopje
Definitive Contract 72016523C00001
$378.1k
1/13/25
LGSLSLAWS01S
OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIC ACTIONS OBJECTIVES 1: IMPROVE SURVEILLANCES AND REPORTING OF SUSPECTED PRIORITY ZOONOTIC DISEASES IN THE ANIMAL HEALTH SECTOR AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL USING A ONE HEALTH APPROACH. SLAWS GRANT ACTIVITIES WILL FOCUS ON ADVANCING OBJECTIVES 1 AND 3 IN BOMBALI DISTRICT. OBJECTIVE 3: INCREASE OPPORTUNITY TO STRENGTHEN SKILLS OF THE ANIMAL HEALTH WORKFORCE TO REINFORCE MULTI-SECTORIAL/ ONE HEALTH SURVEILLANCE NOTIFICATION OF PRIORITY ZOONOTIC DISEASES AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL.
Sierra Leone Animal Welfare Society
Definitive Contract 7200AA23C00056
$250.0k
12/2/24
LGSLAIDE01S
AIDEÂ S TECHNICAL APPROACH WILL MAINLY FOCUS ON ENSURING AVAILABILITY OF GHS-SPECIFIC INFORMATION TO KEY STAKEHOLDERS AND DISSEMINATING IT THROUGH COMMUNITY-BASED CHANNELS SO THE APPROACH CAN BE SUSTAINABLE, AND FUTURE PROJECTS CAN HAVE A DATABASE OF CHANNELS TO UTILIZE. IT WILL ALSO INCLUDE COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND TRAINING USING EXISTING TOOLS AND RESOURCES. AIDE PLAN TO DELIVER THE MAJORITY OF THE ACTIVITIES AT THE SUB-NATIONAL LEVEL, WITH FOCUS ON CHIEFDOMS AND COMMUNITY LEVELS, IN KONO DISTRICT. NATIONAL LEVEL ACTIVITIES WILL BE DONE TO SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN THE SUBNATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Africa Institute For Development And Equity
Definitive Contract 7200AA23C00056
$250.0k
12/2/24
LGSLSHSSL01S
THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO BUILD THE SKILLS OF COMMUNITY ACTORS USING A ONE HEALTH APPROACH TO IMPROVE SURVEILLANCE AND REPORTING OF PRIORITY DISEASES. THE EXPECTED OUTCOME IS A COMMUNITY WITH CAPACITY TO DETECT, REPORT, AND PREVENT ZOONOTIC DISEASES ANTICIPATED RESULT ARE: 1. VALIDATED LIST OF COMMUNITY ACTORS AND SERVICES PROVIDED TO SUPPORT ZOONOTIC DISEASES SURVILLANCE AND P REVENTION 2. IDENTIFY LIVESTOCK FARMS AND WILD LIFE RESERVES 3. EMPOWERED COMMUNITY ACTORS ON ZOONOTIC DISEASE SURVEILLANCE AND PREVENTION
Sustainable Health Systems
Definitive Contract 7200AA23C00056
$249.7k
11/21/24
LGZAMCIHEB01S
CIHEB ZAMBIA, IN COLLABORATION WITH LGHS, WILL IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM OF INTEGRATED ACTIVITIES IN LIVINGSTONE AND KAZUNGULA DISTRICTS TO PREVENT, DETECT, AND NOTIFY SUSPECTED ZOONOTIC DISEASE THREATS USING COMMUNITY-BASED SURVEILLANCE (CBS) AND ONE HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS. THE PROGRAM FOCUSES ON IMPROVING SURVEILLANCE AND REPORTING OF PRIORITY ZOONOTIC DISEASES AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL AND STRENGTHENING THE SKILLS OF THE ANIMAL HEALTH WORKFORCE THROUGH A MULTI-SECTORAL ONE HEALTH APPROACH. KEY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: Â ¢ IMPLEMENTING INTERVENTIONS TO ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES IN THE IDENTIFIED TECHNICAL AREAS. Â ¢ DEVELOPING A WORK PLAN, BUDGET, AND MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN WITH LGHS. Â ¢ DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING A CAPACITY STRENGTHENING PLAN BASED ON SELF-ASSESSMENT. Â ¢ REGULARLY MONITORING THE PROGRAM AND ENGAGING IN CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT AND ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT. Â ¢ PARTICIPATING IN MONTHLY DATA REVIEW MEETINGS TO TRACK KEY INDICATORS. Â ¢ SHARING EXPERIENCES AND CONTRIBUTING TO LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE PROGRAM PERFORMANCE. Â ¢ SEEKING GOVERNMENT APPROVAL AT THE SUBNATIONAL LEVEL POST AWARD. Â ¢ BEING AVAILABLE TO ENGAGE WITH THE USAID MISSION UPON REQUEST, FACILITATED BY LGHS.
Ciheb Zambia LIMITED
Definitive Contract 7200AA23C00056
$384.1k
11/15/24
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Youth Actively Create Opportunities (YACO) Amendment 1
Forecast - The purpose of the planned activity is to increase positive youth contributions to society and collective youth leadership through creating partnerships in support of economic opportunities attractive to youth; strengthening youths' competencies for jobs, progressive careers and civic life; and promoting values and experiences that underpin self-reliance, such as responsibility, independence, lawfulness, strong ethics, civic engagement, and striving for accomplishment. USAID intends to make one award to the applicant who best meets the objectives of this funding opportunity based on the merit review criteria described in this NOFO subject to a risk assessment. Eligible parties interested in submitting an application are encouraged to read this NOFO thoroughly to understand the type of program sought, application submission requirements and the selection process.
72016522RFA00006
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
Not listed
7/20/22
Citizens Against Corruption (CAC) Activity
The main goal of this program will be to create a broad social movement against corruption in North Macedonia uniting the efforts of like-minded actors to demand zero tolerance of corruption. The activity's principal intent is to increase citizen, civil society, media and private sector knowledge, engagement and collaboration in the fight against corruption.
72016522RFA00009
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
10/21/22
9/13/22
Private Sector Led Growth, Resilience and Response Activity
This Activity aims to support economic growth in North Macedonia driven by the private sector. The goals of this Activity are to increase micro, small, and medium enterprises' (MSME) productivity; create demand driven professionals; improve access to finance for micro, small, and start-up firms and facilitate investments for MSMEs; strengthen existing public-private dialogue (PPD) mechanisms; and to improve North Macedonia's regional economic integration. For this purpose, the implementing partner under this Activity will engage in resource partnerships with the private sector for the development of joint interventions and enterprise-driven solutions. Post-COVID recovery, Europe's energy crisis and the war in Ukraine are further constraining economic growth, while future unexpected events may further disrupt growth prospects and predictions. This Activity will shape its interventions in a way that will help the private sector to strengthen its ability to respond to, foresee, adapt to and leverage changing conditions. The vision for resiliency and improved capacity to respond to individual and global challenges must be embedded in the proposed program.
72016522RFA00010
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
10/31/22
9/15/22
Partnerships for Giving Activity
The Partnerships for Giving activity aims to support philanthropy as one important tool to expand FSR in North Macedonia, by increasing levels of giving by companies, communities, and private individuals to support solutions to development challenges to greater self-reliance . USAID seeks to engage a local partner to: 1) ) create an enabling environment for philanthropic giving using legal and tax frameworks to reward corporate, community, and individual philanthropy ; 2) increase levels of philanthropic funding raised by local stakeholders from companies, communities, and individuals for development activities; 3) support companies to develop corporate philanthropy strategies and operational plans to implement them; and 4) catalyze the establishment of sustainable fund-raising platforms and tools.
72016521RFA00004
US Agency for International Development Macedonia
3/8/21
1/22/21
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AID165A1600001
SME COMPLIANCE
EPI Centar International
Cooperative Agreement
$1.4m
10/1/16
7/25/22
AID165A1600006
LGBTI INCLUSION PROJECT
Helsinski Komitet ZA Covekovi Prava NA Republika Makedonija Skopje
Cooperative Agreement
$299.0k
9/26/16
12/10/20
AID165A1400001
DEFENDING HUMAN RIGHTS PROJECT
Makedonsko Zdruzenie NA Mladi Pravnici - Mzmp Skopje
Cooperative Agreement
$607.3k
9/2/14
7/8/19
72016523CA00001
The US Agency for International Development Macedonia awarded a $4 million cooperative agreement to the International Foundation For Electoral Systems to strengthen oversight mechanisms and improve transparency in governance in North Macedonia. Funded through the USAID Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas program (CFDA #98.001), the award period is from December 19, 2022 to December 18, 2023. Key activities to be implemented under the award include collecting data on corruption, informing the public through various media platforms about how corruption manifests in practice, and identifying solutions to prevent and reduce corruption. A subaward of $100,000 was provided to Zdruzhenie NA Gragjani 360 Stepeni Skopje to assist with these efforts by raising awareness of corruption through TV, online portals, and social media platforms like Facebook.
International Foundation For Electoral Systems
Cooperative Agreement
$4.0m
12/19/22
3/17/23
AID165A1200009
USAID STRENGTHENING MEDIA IN MACEDONIA
Metamorphosis Foundation For Internet And Society Skopje
Cooperative Agreement
$484.9k
10/10/12
7/9/19
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02202303S
ONLINE LEARNING PLATFORM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR FUTURE CAREER PURSUITS IN THE IT INDUSTRY
Internet Education Company Brainster CBC Kolektiv DOO Skopje
Cooperative Agreement 72016523CA00003
$39.6k
5/14/24
ID165A1200006S
PARLIAMENTARY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVED CONSTITUENT REPRESENTATION Program
International Foundation For Electoral Systems
Cooperative Agreement AID165A1200006
$2.6m
9/29/15
FY22YTICS01S
TO INCREASE THE OBLIGATION BY 85186
Institut ZA Komunikaciski Studii Skopje
Cooperative Agreement 72016521CA00003
$787.9k
5/4/23
AID165A1200006S
PARLIAMENTARY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVED CONSTITUENT REPRESENTATION Program
National Democratic Institute For International Affairs
Cooperative Agreement AID165A1200006
$5.3m
4/1/12
FY22YTMIM01S
The Macedonian Institute for Media (MIM) will act as the YouThink projectâ s Ministry liaison; convene the MIL network; integrate critical thinking/media literacy into primary and secondary schools; coordinate school-aged youth activities
Fondacija ZA Mediumi I Gragjansko Opshtestvo Makedonski Institut ZA Mediumi Skopje
Cooperative Agreement 72016521CA00003
$1.0m
5/4/23