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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Training Resources Group, Inc. (TRG) is an employee-owned management consulting and training firm based in Arlington, Virginia that specializes in providing organizational development, facilitation, training, and coaching services to U.S. federal agencies and international organizations. The company focuses on strengthening technical skills and organizational effectiveness for sustainable development programs globally. Through federal contracts and grants, TRG delivers a wide range of capacity building initiatives related to natural resource management, climate change, community resilience, leadership development, and disaster preparedness. TRG has extensive experience supporting agencies like the U.S. Forest Service, USAID, the Peace Corps, and EPA in advancing their international and domestic programs.
As a prime contractor, TRG has been awarded numerous federal contracts to provide organizational development and training services. A major contract is TRG's $9.5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the U.S. Forest Service International Programs to deliver seminars, workshops, retreat facilitation, course development, strategic planning, program design, and other capacity building services to advance sustainable forest management through 2024. TRG also holds a $19.7 million contract with USAID for training and facilitation services and a $156,617 contract with the Peace Corps to develop a disaster risk reduction toolkit. Many of TRG's contracts involve providing coaching, staff development, facilitation, and survey support related to natural resource management, climate change, community resilience, and disaster preparedness. As a subcontractor, TRG has supported prime contractors like DAI Global, ABT Associates, and Bixal Solutions on USAID projects focused on education, environmental programming, and organizational capacity building. TRG's federal contract work does not typically involve set-aside designations.
TRG's involvement in federal grants appears more limited compared to its extensive contract work. The company's grant history includes one sub-award of $397,119 from DAI Global LLC to support activities under USAID's LINK project. However, specific details about the nature of work performed under this grant sub-award are not provided. The lack of extensive grant history suggests that TRG's federal work is primarily contract-based rather than grant-based. The company does not appear to have a significant track record of receiving prime federal grants or participating as a sub-recipient on multiple grant programs across different agencies.
TRG holds one major federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) - a $9.5 million Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded by the U.S. Forest Service in 2020 under the GSA Professional Services Schedule. This single-award BPA allows the Forest Service to issue task orders to TRG for international organizational development, facilitation, and training services through March 2025. Services provided under this IDV include seminars, workshops, coaching, training videos, assessments, and other support to build capacity in sustainable forest management, climate change, community resilience, and disaster preparedness. While the BPA was primarily established to support the Forest Service's International Programs, its structure potentially allows other federal agencies to leverage TRG's services as well. Task orders issued against this BPA have covered a wide range of initiatives, from leadership development programs to strategic planning support for international conservation organizations.
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