Indoor Residual Spraying IDIQ

USAID established this Master IDIQ on September 30, 2009, to support the President's Malaria Initiative and other USAID malaria programs with indoor residual spraying implementation across Africa, but the vehicle's ordering period closed on September 29, 2014 — no new task orders may be placed against it.

Six task orders were awarded over the vehicle's five-year ordering window, generating $654.8 million in combined potential value with $645.6 million obligated (99% of the ceiling). Ordering activity peaked in 2010 with two awards; subsequent years saw one award each in 2011, 2013, and 2014. The three-year task-order durations extended performance well beyond the ordering cutoff, with the final delivery order completing in April 2022.

ABT Global LLC dominates the vehicle, holding three of six awards worth $519.7 million combined potential value — roughly 79% of all work. Research Triangle Institute holds two awards totaling $123.2 million (19%), and Chemonics International holds a single award of $12 million. All six awards are unrestricted — no set-asides were used.

Customer concentration mirrors prime concentration. USAID's Bureau for Management Office of the Assistant Administrator placed two large orders totaling $517 million combined potential value. USAID Kenya split two orders across $19.5 million combined. USAID's Bureau for Global Health and USAID Malawi each funded one task order, for $106.4 million and $12 million respectively. Roughly 79% of obligated funding flowed to the bureau-level customer.

All six task orders used cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing. The largest single award was a three-year delivery order to ABT Global LLC (AIDOAATO1400035) with a $328.1 million ceiling, obligated at $328 million, covering PMI and USAID malaria programs across multiple African countries. The first task order (AIDGHNI010900012) to ABT Global, also three years, held a $106.4 million ceiling with $99.8 million obligated and encompassed procurement logistics, operational management, insecticide stewardship, capacity building, and monitoring and evaluation across PMI focus countries.

The vehicle is no longer available for new task orders.

The purpose of this Master IDIQ is to support the President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) as well as USAID missions and bureaus with malaria programs outside PMI countries, in planning and implementing IRS programs with the overall goal of reducing the burden of malaria in Africa.