The US Agency for International Development Bureau for Global Health awarded an indefinite delivery contract to Chemonics International, Inc. to provide comprehensive technical assistance for health supply chain and pharmaceutical management globally. The multiple award contract has a potential value of $2.2 billion over ten years from 2024 to 2034.
The purpose of the contract is to strengthen health commodity supply chain systems and ensure sustainable access to safe, effective medicines. Under the contract, Chemonics will develop local capacity in supply chain and pharmaceutical management. This includes assisting governments in transitioning to increased reliance on private sector support for operations. Chemonics will provide technical assistance for both USAID-procured health commodities and those procured through other donors or national systems. The original solicitation sought proposals for operationalizing the Next Generation Global Health Supply Chain Suite of Programs to develop sustainable management of supply chains and quality pharmaceutical services.
The contract was competitively awarded through a solicitation that included partial set asides for small businesses. Approximately six contracts were awarded totaling $2.2 billion over ten years, with four to unrestricted awardees and two to small businesses. Chemonics will deliver comprehensive technical assistance for health supply chain and pharmaceutical management globally through task orders issued under the contract through 2026.
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