DAI Global LLC
DAI Global LLC, doing business as DAI, is an international development company that provides technical assistance and services to support long-term economic growth and U.S. foreign policy goals in developing countries. With over 50 years of experience, DAI has been awarded numerous federal contracts and grants to implement complex, multi-year projects across a wide range of sectors including economic growth, governance, health, agriculture, environment, and energy. The company has a strong track record of partnering with USAID, the State Department, and other federal agencies to deliver innovative solutions to global development challenges.
DAI has been awarded prime federal contracts to implement a diverse array of programs worldwide. These include a $520 million contract to support the Prosper Africa Trade and Investment activity, aimed at increasing two-way trade and investment between the U.S. and Africa. DAI has also received contracts to reduce corruption and build capacity in Ukraine ($90 million), improve water security in Haiti ($33 million), strengthen governance systems in Nigeria ($52 million), and promote sustainable forest management in Vietnam ($36 million). The company frequently subcontracts portions of its work to local organizations and subject matter experts. For example, DAI has partnered with Ernst & Young in Tunisia, the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team in Liberia, and various local NGOs and consultancies across its project portfolio. The majority of DAI's contract awards do not have set-aside designations.
Through federal grants, DAI implements programs focused on governance, economic growth, and environmental conservation. The company was awarded a $7.4 million cooperative agreement from USAID to strengthen systems for the One Health approach in Bangladesh, addressing interconnections between human, animal, and environmental health. In Madagascar, DAI received a $5.6 million grant to enhance biodiversity and reduce land-based emissions while increasing community resilience. Other grant-funded work includes a $5.8 million program to promote people-centered governance in Somalia and a $14.8 million civil society strengthening activity in Liberia. DAI often partners with local organizations as sub-grantees to implement these programs, such as collaborating with the Cooperative League of the United States of America on the Madagascar biodiversity project.
DAI holds several significant indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) that allow federal agencies to rapidly procure its services. These include a $2.2 billion multiple-award IDC for comprehensive technical assistance in health supply chain and pharmaceutical management, and an $800 million IDC for programming in prevention and peacebuilding. DAI also holds a $400 million single-award IDC under USAID's Water and Development II program, through which it has received task orders for water security projects in Uganda and Haiti. The company is a holder of the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) vehicle, under which it has been awarded task orders for projects in Ukraine, Indonesia, and the Caribbean. Additionally, DAI holds IDCs focused on specific regions or technical areas, such as a $300 million award for education programs in East Africa and a $95 million contract for regional economic integration initiatives in East Africa.
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Not listed 7600 Wisconsin Ave #200, Bethesda, MD 20814, USA
8/27/02 11/8/25 Social Impact Inc.
Social Impact Inc. is a global development management consulting firm that specializes in providing monitoring, evaluation, strategic planning, and capacity building services to support international development initiatives for U.S. federal agencies. As a woman-owned small business registered since 2003, Social Impact has extensive experience conducting evaluations, assessments, and analytics for federal international development programs. The company holds multiple contract vehicles with agencies such as the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), and Department of State (DOS) to deliver performance management, evaluation, and learning services globally.
Through prime federal contract awards, Social Impact has provided diverse services across multiple agencies and regions. For USAID, the company has conducted evaluations of civil society strengthening in Cambodia, delivered monitoring and learning support in Vietnam, and implemented monitoring and evaluation activities in Mali. Social Impact also holds task orders under USAID's Asia Learning and M&E Support Project to provide strategy development and MEL services across Asia. For the MCC, Social Impact has conducted independent evaluations of compact programs in countries like Niger, Senegal, and Mongolia, assessing impacts in sectors such as agriculture, electricity access, and water supply. The company has also supported DOS's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs by evaluating programs like the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs and American Spaces. Social Impact frequently utilizes subcontractors with specialized expertise or local presence to support data collection and analysis activities.
The available data does not indicate any prime federal grant awards to Social Impact Inc. However, the company has received at least one federal grant subaward from Family Health International to support USAID foreign assistance programs overseas. This suggests that while Social Impact primarily engages in federal contracting, it may occasionally participate in grant-funded activities as a subrecipient, likely providing similar monitoring, evaluation, and capacity building services to support international development initiatives.
Social Impact holds several significant federal contract IDVs that enable agencies to efficiently procure its services. The company was awarded a $99 million Blanket Purchase Agreement by the Department of Labor to provide evaluation services through 2028, issued under GSA's Multiple Award Schedule. Social Impact also holds a position on DOS's $150 million Performance Management, Evaluation, and Learning Services (PMELS) multiple-award IDIQ, through which it has received task orders to evaluate programs in South Asia. For USAID, Social Impact was awarded a $24 million single-award IDIQ to provide Evaluation, Learning, and Monitoring Initiative services in Somalia through 2029. Additionally, the company holds multiple Blanket Purchase Agreements with the MCC to conduct evaluations of international development programs, receiving several task orders for impact assessments in countries like Senegal, Mongolia, and Sierra Leone. These IDVs enable Social Impact to provide its core monitoring, evaluation, and learning services across multiple federal agencies engaged in global development efforts.
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Not listed 4201 Wilson Blvd Suite 305, Arlington, VA 22201, USA
5/7/03 10/17/25 Chemonics International, Inc.
Chemonics International, Inc., doing business as Chemonics, is a prominent international development consulting firm primarily engaged in providing technical assistance, advisory services, capacity building, and direct program implementation for U.S. federal government agencies, predominantly the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Operating in over 70 countries worldwide, Chemonics focuses on diverse sectors including economic growth, health, education, governance, environmental conservation, and humanitarian assistance. The company, registered as a for-profit, subchapter S corporation, has established itself as a major implementer of complex development programs globally, leveraging extensive expertise in designing and executing multi-year, multi-million dollar initiatives that support U.S. foreign policy objectives and long-term development goals.
Through federal contract awards, Chemonics has performed a wide range of services across multiple countries and sectors. Its contract work includes stabilization efforts in conflict-affected regions like Iraq, economic growth initiatives in countries such as Tanzania and Moldova, and specialized programs addressing challenges like gender-based violence prevention in Guatemala and climate change adaptation in Colombia. The company has consistently been awarded contracts without small business set-asides, reflecting its status as a large, established implementer. Notable contract work includes technical assistance for water and sanitation projects in Ethiopia and Nigeria, agricultural development programs in Uzbekistan and Zimbabwe, justice sector strengthening in Kosovo and Sri Lanka, and energy sector support in various countries. Chemonics frequently partners with local organizations and subject matter experts to execute these contracts, often working as a prime contractor with multiple international and local subcontractors.
In the realm of federal grant awards, Chemonics has implemented cooperative agreements focused on education, governance, environmental conservation, and health across multiple countries. Its grant work includes a $30.9 million Liberia Foundational Skills Activity aimed at improving primary education, a $47.9 million higher secondary education improvement program in Bangladesh, and a $17.1 million governance support initiative in Northeast Syria. The company has also received grants for environmental programs like the Vietnam Action Against Plastic Pollution and ecosystem conservation efforts in Bangladesh. These cooperative agreements typically involve partnerships with local organizations, academic institutions, and other implementers, and are funded under USAID's Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas program, aligning with the agency's global development priorities.
Chemonics holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that enable rapid procurement of its services across multiple development sectors. These include a $2.2 billion multiple-award contract for comprehensive health supply chain technical assistance, an $800 million single-award IDV for Central America regional support services, and a $475 million multiple-award contract under the Active Communities - Effective States (ACES) mechanism for governance initiatives. The company also maintains IDVs for water and development services ($1 billion), peacebuilding and prevention programming ($800 million), and a $5 billion Support Which Implements Fast Transition (SWIFT) contract for supporting U.S. foreign policy objectives. These IDVs allow USAID missions and other government agencies to quickly access Chemonics' expertise through task orders for specific country programs and technical areas, with contract vehicles spanning sectors like conflict mitigation, energy, health systems strengthening, and regional economic development.
DSUSFJFR9A33 541611
Not listed 1275 New Jersey Ave SE #200, Washington, DC 20003, USA
2/13/03 4/26/25 The Research Foundation For The State University Of New York
The Research Foundation for the State University of New York (RF-SUNY), operating as RF-SUNY at the University at Albany, is a non-profit educational corporation that administers externally funded contracts and grants for the State University of New York system. As the largest comprehensive university-connected research foundation in the United States, RF-SUNY provides essential administrative services to SUNY campuses and researchers, enabling them to focus on their research and scholarship. Through federal contracts and grants, RF-SUNY supports a wide range of research and development activities across various fields including atmospheric sciences, public health, social sciences, and emerging technologies. The foundation's expertise spans areas such as climate change, biomedical research, national security, and advanced materials development.
RF-SUNY has received numerous federal contract awards to provide research and technical services to agencies such as the Department of Defense, NASA, and NOAA. Notable contract work includes developing machine learning systems for planetary spectra analysis for NASA, conducting research on tropical cyclone dynamics for the Office of Naval Research, and studying boundary layer processes in extreme weather for NOAA. The foundation has also supported Department of State programs related to export controls and nonproliferation through cooperative agreements. Many of these contracts leverage RF-SUNY's expertise in atmospheric and climate sciences, data analytics, and policy research. While most awards do not have set-aside designations, RF-SUNY's status as a non-profit educational organization allows it to compete for and receive a diverse array of federal contracts.
On the grant side, RF-SUNY has secured substantial funding from federal agencies like the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, and Department of Energy to advance research across multiple disciplines. Major grant-funded projects include investigating climate change impacts on coastal communities, studying RNA modifications and their role in disease, developing new materials for energy applications, and researching social determinants of health disparities. The foundation frequently collaborates with other universities and research institutions as both a prime recipient and subrecipient on large, multi-year grant programs. RF-SUNY's grant portfolio demonstrates its capacity to manage complex, interdisciplinary research initiatives that align with federal priorities in science, health, and technology development.
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Not listed 1400 Washington Ave, Albany, NY 12222, USA
7/18/03 10/21/25 Ard, Inc.
Ard, Inc., doing business as Tetra Tech ARD, is a division of Tetra Tech, Inc., a leading provider of consulting, engineering, and technical services worldwide. ARD specializes in providing natural resource management, sustainable agriculture and forestry, biodiversity conservation, water access, and infrastructure solutions to USAID, the U.S. Department of State, and other international development agencies.
Through numerous prime and subcontract awards, ARD has implemented a wide range of development assistance programs globally. These include technical assistance for water management, climate change adaptation, land rights advocacy, localized governance, democratic reforms, private sector partnerships, women's empowerment initiatives, and combating illegal wildlife trafficking. Major prime contracts have centered on forest landscape management in India, biodiversity conservation in Cambodia, climate-smart initiatives in Kosovo, famine early warning systems, human rights and peacebuilding in Colombia, and community-driven development in Georgia. ARD often partners with non-profit organizations, universities, and local firms to provide technical expertise. Most of ARD's contract work is cost-plus-fixed-fee without set-asides, though some contracts have been firm-fixed-price.
On the federal grant side, ARD has been awarded funding as a sub-recipient for implementing water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programs across multiple countries. Activities have included research on equitable WASH access, facilitating public-private partnerships for sanitation services, rehabilitating rural water infrastructure, and empowering local communities through skills training and microfinance. Major prime grants include the USAID-funded Strategies to Prevent Spillover pathogen surveillance program with Tufts University. ARD has contributed technical services like impact evaluations, scalability analyses, and market sector assessments to WASH grant initiatives led by non-profit organizations such as Mercy Corps.
ARD holds multiple indefinite delivery vehicle (IDV) contracts spanning conservation, environmental studies, democracy promotion, infrastructure advisory services, and sustainable economic growth programs. A notable IDV awarded by USAID Colombia is valued at $36.9 million for the Female Empowerment Activity to engage the private sector in Colombia around women's rights, gender-based violence prevention, and economic participation. Another IDV from USAID Kenya with a $95 million ceiling provides trade facilitation, agricultural development and policy advisory services to strengthen regional integration across East Africa. The Department of Interior has an IDV with ARD for conservation, research and natural resource management expertise.
VHLHREH8Y7R4 541618
Not listed 20 Winooski Falls Way #400a, Winooski, VT 05404, USA
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