The USAID Bureau for Global Health awarded multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts to provide comprehensive technical assistance for health supply chain and pharmaceutical management globally. With a potential value of $2.2 billion over ten years, the contracts were awarded to Panagora Group Inc. to strengthen systems and ensure sustainable access to safe, effective, quality-assured, affordable health commodities. Services will involve developing local capacity for supply chain and pharmaceutical management and transitioning governments to rely more on private sector operational support.
The original solicitation sought proposals to award multiple contracts through the Comprehensive Technical Assistance for Health Supply Chain and Pharmaceutical Management mechanism. With a period of performance through 2026, approximately six contracts were to be awarded under a partial small business set aside to provide operational support and develop capacity for managing supply chains and pharmaceutical systems. Proposals were evaluated on technical approach, management capability, and price to strengthen local capacity for supply chain management, quality pharmaceutical services, and regulatory systems while facilitating government reliance on private sector provision of related operational support services.
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