USAID/Mozambique awarded a single-award indefinite delivery contract to CMC Africa Austral LDA to provide construction services across northern, central, and southern Mozambique. With a potential value of $28 million and a period of performance through June 2027, this IDV enables USAID to issue fixed-price task orders for individual infrastructure projects valued at a minimum of $7,500 each. Services procured under task orders may include new construction, renovation, construction management, structural assessments, facility maintenance for water and sanitation systems, roads, energy, and buildings. The original solicitation sought proposals for multiple IDIQ contracts with an aggregate ceiling of $70 million over five years to support USAID's implementation of various development programs in Mozambique. Third-party oversight of task order work will be provided by USAID's architecture and engineering services contractor. Eligible offerors were required to hold a Class V construction license in Mozambique.
This IDV enables USAID/Mozambique to obtain construction services for infrastructure projects that support its development objectives. By awarding a single IDIQ, USAID gains the flexibility to issue orders efficiently for various types of projects across different regions based on evolving needs. Third-party oversight and license requirements are designed to ensure quality outcomes. The contract structure and terms are consistent with standard practices for obtaining specialized services internationally on an as-needed basis.
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