Management Systems International, Inc.
Management Systems International, Inc. (MSI) is a for-profit organization specializing in providing monitoring, evaluation, learning, and technical assistance services to U.S. government agencies in support of international development and foreign assistance programs. As a subsidiary of Tetra Tech, Inc., MSI leverages expertise in areas such as democracy and governance, economic growth, education, and public health. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since 2002, indicating a long history of federal contracting. MSI's services are designed to help government agencies improve the effectiveness and impact of their international development initiatives through data-driven decision-making and evidence-based programming.
Through prime federal contracts, MSI has provided a wide range of services across multiple regions. These include performance management and evaluation services in Iraq ($22.8 million), monitoring and evaluation support in Zambia ($28.5 million), and strengthening public accountability in Uganda ($28.9 million). MSI has also implemented programs to promote democracy and stability in Guatemala ($37.8 million), strengthen national-level anti-corruption systems in North Macedonia ($11.4 million), and support USAID's transition initiatives in Moldova ($46.9 million) and Colombia ($140.7 million). The company has conducted evaluations of USAID programs in Kosovo, provided facilitation services for USAID Malawi, and implemented monitoring and evaluation activities in Mozambique. As a subcontractor, MSI has supported prime contractors like Encompass LLC, The Kaizen Company, and Education Development Center on various USAID projects related to education, inclusive development, and knowledge sharing. These contracts typically do not have set-aside designations, reflecting MSI's status as a large, established contractor.
In terms of federal grant awards, MSI's involvement appears to be more limited compared to its contract work. The company was awarded a $225,974 cooperative agreement by the State Department's Bureau of Counterterrorism to provide training and case-based mentoring to enhance the capabilities of security and justice stakeholders. This grant, running from September 2021 to August 2023, represents MSI's involvement in supporting U.S. government efforts to build capacity in counterterrorism and security cooperation. While this is the only prime grant award listed, MSI has also participated as a subrecipient in grant-funded programs. For example, the company provided support for the QITABI 2 program, likely related to education initiatives in Lebanon, as part of a larger grant awarded to another organization.
MSI holds several significant indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts that allow for flexible, ongoing support to federal agencies. These include a $50,000 single-award IDIQ to support USAID missions in Western Balkans countries, an $800 million multiple-award IDIQ for USAID's Programming for Prevention and Peacebuilding (P4P2) mechanism, and a $150 million multiple-award IDIQ for the Building Resilient and Inclusive Communities in Conflict (BRICC) program in Syria. MSI is also a holder of the $5 billion Support Which Implements Fast Transition 6 (SWIFT 6) IDIQ with USAID, which enables the agency to respond flexibly and quickly to emerging political developments through adaptive and agile programming. These IDVs enable MSI to provide a range of services including conflict prevention, stabilization, security cooperation support, and rapid response programming in various global contexts, further solidifying its role as a key partner in U.S. international development efforts.
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Not listed 1515 N Courthouse Rd #1000, Arlington, VA 22201, USA
4/10/02 1/4/26 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 Creative Associates International, Inc.
Creative Associates International, Inc. is a minority-owned, woman-owned for-profit organization that specializes in providing technical assistance, advisory services, training, and direct program implementation to the U.S. federal government, primarily through contracts and grants from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Founded in 1977, the company has grown to become a major implementer of USAID programs worldwide, focusing on strengthening civil society, local governance, education, economic growth, and promoting stability in countries experiencing political transitions or conflicts. Creative Associates frequently partners with local organizations to deliver a wide range of services globally, including early grade reading programs, civic engagement initiatives, conflict prevention activities, and economic development projects.
Through federal contract awards, Creative Associates has provided diverse services across multiple sectors. For USAID, the company has implemented large-scale education programs, such as a $48.8 million contract to improve reading outcomes for students in Nigeria and a $39.9 million contract for a Technical Assistance Program to support education and youth reforms in Jordan. The company also manages significant economic development initiatives, exemplified by a $134.9 million contract for the Central America Regional Initiative. Creative Associates often serves as the prime contractor, partnering with subcontractors to deliver specialized services such as data collection, geospatial analysis, and community engagement. These contracts typically do not utilize set-aside designations, reflecting the company's competitive position in the international development market. Other notable contracts include a $5.1 million award from the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs for a community-oriented policing program in the West Bank and a $19 million contract from USAID Vietnam for local capacity development.
Grant awards to Creative Associates further demonstrate the company's expertise in development programming. USAID has awarded the company several cooperative agreements, including a $12.8 million award to implement the "All Children Succeeding Activity" in Uzbekistan and an $11 million award to strengthen non-governmental education services for Palestinian children. These grants support activities such as improving basic education, enhancing civic engagement, and promoting economic growth. In Ethiopia, Creative Associates received a cooperative agreement to deliver civic engagement, advocacy, and dialogue programs. The company often partners with local organizations and international NGOs to implement these grant-funded activities, leveraging its global network to achieve program objectives. As a subgrantee, Creative Associates has provided curriculum development and education capacity building activities under grants awarded to organizations like Counterpart International and Arizona State University.
Creative Associates holds multiple high-value indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) and indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts that facilitate USAID's delivery of development programs globally. These include a $5 billion IDIQ under the Support Which Implements Fast Transition 6 (SWIFT 6) contract for crisis response programming, an $800 million IDIQ for the Programming for Prevention and Peacebuilding (P4P2) mechanism, and a $475 million IDIQ under the Active Communities - Effective States (ACES) mechanism for governance initiatives. The company also holds specialized IDCs, such as a $300 million contract for improving basic education in East Africa and a $150 million IDIQ for building resilient communities in conflict-affected areas of Syria. These vehicles allow USAID to rapidly mobilize Creative Associates' expertise across various technical areas, including education, governance, economic growth, and conflict prevention. Task orders under these IDVs have supported initiatives ranging from local capacity development in Vietnam to stabilization efforts in Central America, demonstrating the company's ability to respond to diverse development challenges worldwide.
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Not listed 4445 Willard Ave #400, Chevy Chase, MD 20815, USA
4/23/02 8/8/25 Democracy International, Inc.
Democracy International, Inc., doing business as Democracy International Inc., is a for-profit organization that provides governance, democracy promotion, and international development services. The company works to promote free and legitimate elections through monitoring, strengthening election administration, and supporting democratic political parties.
Democracy International has been awarded several prime federal contracts to provide services related to improving electoral integrity, countering violent extremism, strengthening democratic institutions, and fostering community resilience. For instance, USAID has contracted Democracy International to implement activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Jamaica, and Indonesia aimed at training election officials, monitoring electoral processes, reducing community violence, and supporting public participation in governance. These awards have funded projects focused on building local partner capacity, civic education, and promoting transparent and accountable governance practices. Most contracts were awarded by USAID missions without set-aside designations, though some task orders fell under broader USAID IDIQs like the PEACE IQC.
Under prime federal grant awards, Democracy International has received cooperative agreements to advance democracy, rule of law, and human rights objectives in several countries. Funded by agencies like USAID and the State Department, these projects have provided legal aid services, supported civil society advocacy, enabled rapid response to emerging needs, bolstered parliamentary effectiveness, facilitated political party development, and strengthened civic engagement. Grant programs have spanned regions like Southeast Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean to advance U.S. foreign assistance priorities. Prime grants have enabled initiatives like strengthening governance in Ghana, supporting democratic transition in Malawi, fostering community resilience amid the Venezuela migration crisis, and developing democratic political parties in formerly conflict-affected areas.
Democracy International holds multiple prime IDV contracts that enable task order awards across a range of technical service areas. A large $800 million USAID IDC provides regional support to USAID missions across Central America for advisory, technical assistance, and operational services supporting democracy and governance programming. Additionally, the $800 million P4P2 IDIQ awarded by USAID delivers worldwide conflict prevention, peacebuilding, stabilization, and related interventions through 2030. Democracy International also holds a $250 million CCSDP contract supporting USAID's partnership with local implementers through third-party monitoring, risk assessment, and capacity building.
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Not listed 7600 Wisconsin Ave #1010, Bethesda, MD 20814, USA
2/11/04 8/21/25 FHI Development 360 LLC
FHI Development 360 LLC is a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives through integrated, locally-driven solutions in areas like health, nutrition, education, economic development, and civil society. As a corporate entity and limited liability company, FHI 360 provides goods and services to the federal government via contracts and grants in support of public health and international development programs.
Through past prime federal contracts, FHI 360 has delivered website development, evaluation services, and other public health support to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These firm fixed price definitive contracts funded work performed at FHI 360's locations in Durham, North Carolina and Chamblee, Georgia over one to two year periods. Subcontracts were issued in conjunction with some awards. No set aside designations were associated with the contracts detailed.
Through past federal grants, FHI 360 has received funding for international shipping and logistics services from the U.S. Agency for International Development. As both prime and sub recipient, FHI 360 utilized Ocean Freight Reimbursement and Inland Freight Reimbursement program funding to deliver privately-funded humanitarian supplies to global regions like Ethiopia and Africa. Additionally, FHI 360 was awarded a cooperative agreement from USAID Lebanon to support inclusive governance and accountability programs in that country.
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Not listed 359 Blackwell St #200, Durham, NC 27701, USA
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