Population Health and Nutrition Technical Assistance and Support Contract Two (TASC 2)

The Population Health and Nutrition Technical Assistance and Support Contract Two (TASC2) was a Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract focused on providing technical assistance and support services in population health, healthcare systems, and nutrition sectors. The contract facilitated delivery of complex healthcare and social sector technical support to various international contexts, enabling targeted interventions and system transformation activities. Awarded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), this contract vehicle allowed for flexible, mission-specific task order implementations across multiple geographic regions.

The task orders under TASC2 demonstrated a wide range of healthcare and social sector interventions, with dollar values ranging from approximately $500,000 to over $40 million. Key task orders included healthcare system transformation efforts in countries like Georgia and Peru, avian influenza prevention, and social sector investment transparency projects. The task orders typically employed Cost Plus Fixed Fee and Firm Fixed Price pricing mechanisms, with performance periods spanning 2-4 years. While no specific prime contractors are definitively identified in the provided documentation, the task orders suggest work across multiple international healthcare, public health, and social development domains. The contract vehicle primarily supported USAID's global health and social sector objectives, with performance locations including Jordan, Peru, Georgia, and other international settings. No specific set-aside designations were consistently applied across the task orders.