MCC Environmental Social and Resettlement 2014-2017

The Millennium Challenge Corporation awarded this Master IDIQ for environmental, social, and resettlement services on April 25, 2014, with ordering closed as of May 18, 2019. This vehicle is no longer active and accepts no new orders.

Eleven task orders were issued under the vehicle between September 2014 and September 2016, with ordering activity concentrating in 2015 and 2016 (four and five orders respectively). Combined potential value across all orders stands at $21.4 million, of which $11.4 million has been obligated, representing 53 percent spend-down. The vehicle shared a $15 million ceiling across all awardees.

Task orders funded environmental, social, and resettlement services supporting MCC project identification, assessment, design, implementation, and evaluation. Typical orders carried time-and-materials pricing with ceiling values ranging from approximately $74 thousand to $9.8 million. The largest single order (95332418D0021-95332418F0140), awarded June 28, 2016 to an unnamed prime, carried a $9.8 million ceiling and obligated $4.9 million through an October 2023 completion date.

Environmental Resources Management Inc. dominated the vehicle, capturing four of eleven orders totaling $13.5 million combined potential value—roughly 63 percent of total vehicle value. URS Group, Inc. held two orders worth $2.5 million combined. ICF Incorporated, L.L.C., Norda Stelo Inc., Ch2M Hill, Inc., and DT Global International Development UK LTD collectively held the remaining four orders. All orders were unrestricted competitive awards with no set-aside designation.

Millennium Challenge Corporation was the sole customer agency, awarding all eleven orders. Geographic scope included country-specific programs in Nepal and Liberia, though performance locations for other orders were not specified in the available source data.

The MCC requires Environmental, Social, and Health Services (ESHS) to support the identification, assessment, design, implementation, and evaluation of MCC-supported projects.