East Africa Regional Construction IDIQ

The East Africa Regional Construction IDIQ (IDIQ-AID-EARC) is a United States Agency for International Development (USAID) contract vehicle designed to support construction services in Eastern Africa. Aligned with USAID's Construction Policy, this master IDIQ enables the execution of task orders for infrastructure and facility improvement projects that meet rigorous design, safety, and quality standards. The vehicle provides a streamlined mechanism for awarding construction-related task orders with a shared ceiling value of $70 million, allowing USAID to rapidly deploy construction resources across the region.

The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a diverse range of construction projects, typically valued between $132,000 and $26.5 million. Projects include critical infrastructure improvements such as hydro project construction (Mein River Hydro Project in Liberia), pump station upgrades in water distribution systems, and facility renovations for USAID buildings. All task orders to date have been awarded using firm fixed price mechanisms with no specific set-aside designations. The projects span multiple countries in Eastern Africa, with performance locations including Liberia and potentially other regional contexts. The contract appears to support USAID's capital improvement initiatives, with major program codes indicating infrastructure development, facility rehabilitation, and critical utility system upgrades.