Populatiion and Reproductive Health IDIQ

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded a multiple-award IDIQ to support population and reproductive health services on September 29, 2005, with a shared ceiling of $325 million. Ordering under this vehicle closed on September 29, 2010, making it inactive for new task orders.

This vehicle is no longer available for new work. The ordering period expired 15 years and 9 months ago, and no task orders have been awarded since July 1, 2010. This IDIQ is relevant only for understanding legacy USAID population health contracting or for tracking obligations under previously issued orders.

The three awarded primes are The Futures Group International LLC, Research Triangle Institute, and ABT Global LLC. The Futures Group dominates the vehicle, holding 6 of 8 task orders with $2.49 billion in combined potential value—approximately 99 percent of total vehicle potential value of $2.51 billion. The remaining two primes hold $17 million combined potential value. USAID itself (across multiple components and country missions) placed all 8 orders, with the core USAID organization funding $2.47 billion in potential value and regional components funding the remainder.

All eight task orders are unrestricted, non-set-aside work. Task orders ranged in ceiling value from $7 million to $2.42 billion, with durations typically extending four to six years. The vehicle obligated only $143.6 million against its $2.51 billion combined potential—6 percent—suggesting either project scope reductions or extended performance periods with drawdown occurring after initial award.

Orders concentrated on HIV/AIDS policy, technical assistance, and evidence-based decision support across Vietnam, Central America, South Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region. Work was cost-plus-fixed-fee or firm-fixed-price, reflecting a mix of labor-intensive advisory services and defined deliverables. The first task order (awarded concurrently with vehicle establishment) carried a ceiling of $2.42 billion, indicating this IDIQ was structured to channel a large, multi-year population health portfolio through a single prime contractor with contingent capacity among two smaller firms.

The office of Population and Reproductive Health, Policy Evaluation and Communication Division (PRH/PEC) has a multiple award IDIQ for support services.