The indefinite delivery contract (IDC) award 7200AA21D00011, issued by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is a multiple-award, $800 million global architecture and engineering services vehicle known as Global A&E Services III. It was set up to provide a range of infrastructure planning, engineering design, construction supervision, and related support services to advance USAID's development programs worldwide. The prime contractor, Green Powered Technology LLC, is a minority-owned, small disadvantaged, and veteran-owned business located in Arlington, Virginia that has secured over $140 million in prime contracts across various civilian agencies. Through this IDIQ, Green Powered Technology will deliver task orders in areas such as program management, feasibility studies, preliminary engineering, and environmental services to support infrastructure initiatives in locations including South Sudan, Ukraine, Bangladesh, Uganda, and the U.S. These cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price task orders range from $2 million to $45 million and have total small business set-asides in some cases. The overarching purpose of this contract vehicle is to provide USAID with efficient access to expert engineering and development consulting services that can be rapidly deployed to assist with infrastructure planning, design, and construction oversight globally.
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