Global Stop Tuberculosis Response

Award Date 7/13/2009
Last Date To Order 7/14/2014
Shared Ceiling $500M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Global Stop Tuberculosis Response Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract was established by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to support tuberculosis control and prevention programs internationally. The contract vehicle aims to implement components of the World Health Organization's recommended Stop TB strategy across various operating units. Through this mechanism, USAID can rapidly deploy specialized technical assistance, programmatic support, and targeted interventions to address tuberculosis challenges in different global contexts.

Under this IDIQ, task orders have demonstrated a focus on country-specific tuberculosis control initiatives, with documented examples including a $17.6 million delivery order for strengthening TB control in Ukraine awarded to Chemonics International, Inc. and another substantial $50.9 million task order with a total ceiling of $58 million. The contract vehicle does not appear to utilize small business set-asides, and task orders are typically awarded on a full and open competitive basis. Pricing approaches consistently utilize cost-plus-fixed-fee structures, with contract durations ranging approximately 3-5 years. Chemonics International emerges as a prominent prime contractor, leveraging its expertise in global health programming and development consulting to execute these specialized tuberculosis response contracts.

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