New award obligating $5,850,000 for WSS in libya for 22 months

The Department of State Bureau of Political Military Affairs awarded The Halo Trust Usa, Inc. $5.85 million for weapons removal and abatement services in Libya under the Weapons Removal and Abatement program (CFDA 19.800), with an award date of August 1, 2026. This action obligates $850,000 of the total award amount, which is incrementally funded. The award funds humanitarian mine action and explosive ordnance disposal operations to reduce threats to civilian security posed by conventional weapons and explosive remnants of war. Performance runs for 22 months, concluding June 1, 2028, with work conducted in Libya. The Halo Trust Usa, Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit specializing in demining and weapons removal services, implements federal grant awards through subawards to its parent organization, The Halo Trust, which conducts on-the-ground operations across multiple conflict-affected regions globally.

This award is incrementally funded with $850,000 this action. See below for award provisions, terms and conditions, and statement of objectives.