US Mission in Syria

USAID Syria, a sub-agency of the United States Agency for International Development, administers development assistance programs in and for Syria, operating through both contracts and grants to fund humanitarian, economic, and governance initiatives in the region.

The agency has awarded six federal contracts totaling $15.5 million in combined potential value since 2013, with $8 million obligated to date. Recent contracting activity has accelerated modestly: one award in each of 2013, 2019, and 2020, followed by three awards in 2024. The Pragma Corporation holds the largest contract by value at $15 million, while Coar Global LIMITED and OPC Medya Hizmetleri Ithalat VE Ihracat Ticaret LIMITED Sirketi account for the remaining $388 thousand combined. The competitive base is highly fragmented—all six awards went to distinct prime contractors, with no vendor repeating. Set-asides are minimal: 83 percent of awards carry no set-aside designation, and one award is designated Total Small Business. The Pragma Corporation's single $15 million contract dominates recent activity by value; the other two recent primes each hold contracts under $250 thousand.

USAID Syria has obligated $33.9 million in federal grant funding across three awards since 2020, with the most recent grant closed in February 2022. Grant activity shows one award per year from 2020 through 2022, with no awards recorded since. Chemonics International, Inc. is the primary recipient, accounting for $17.1 million (50 percent of total federal dollars obligated) on a single award. The remaining two recipients collectively account for the other $16.8 million. Two of three awards are structured as Cooperative Agreements; one is a Project Grant.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded for USAID Syria. No recent grant opportunities are recorded for USAID Syria.