Global health assurance partnership (GHAP) will enable the mission to retain visibility of supply chain leakage risks and trends, provide continuous technical assistance to regulatory and cross-border…

USAID/Uganda awarded a $750,000 definitive contract with firm fixed pricing to Global Health Assurance Partnership, LLC to document a no-cost termination settlement agreement as part of the USAID/Uganda Supply Chain Security Project. The award, issued on December 20, 2024, with an ultimate completion date of December 19, 2025, supports the U.S. Mission in Uganda's efforts to address supply chain vulnerabilities in the health sector. Global Health Assurance Partnership, LLC, a Maryland-based for-profit limited liability company, specializes in supply chain security, risk management, and due diligence services for international development initiatives. This contract utilizes no set-aside designation and represents the continuation of USAID's investment in securing critical health commodity supply chains across East Africa.

The Global Health Assurance Partnership project enables USAID/Uganda to maintain visibility over supply chain leakage risks and trends while providing continuous technical assistance to regulatory and cross-border entities responsible for deterring unauthorized commodity diversion. Global Health Assurance Partnership has demonstrated substantial experience executing similar supply chain security contracts across multiple African missions, including engagements in South Africa, Zambia, and Kenya, with prior contract values ranging from approximately $200,000 to over $12 million. The company's expertise in health commodity tracking, compliance verification, and supply chain integrity aligns with USAID's broader commitment to strengthening health systems and preventing the diversion of essential medicines and health supplies in partner countries.

Global health assurance partnership (GHAP) will enable the mission to retain visibility of supply chain leakage risks and trends, provide continuous technical assistance to regulatory and cross-border entities that have the responsibility of deterrin