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 Research Triangle Institute
Research Triangle Institute, doing business as RTI International, is an independent, non-profit research organization that provides a wide range of technical and advisory services to the federal government. Established in 1958 and headquartered in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, RTI International leverages expertise across disciplines such as health, education, social and economic policy, advanced technology, energy, and the environment. The organization has received numerous federal contract and grant awards to support research, program evaluation, technical assistance, and implementation of evidence-based practices across multiple agencies. Through its multidisciplinary approach, RTI International aims to address complex challenges and improve the human condition by turning knowledge into practice.
Through federal contracts, RTI International has provided diverse services including technical guidance, assessments, data analysis, and program evaluation. For the Environmental Protection Agency, RTI has conducted risk assessments, environmental modeling, and policy analysis related to air quality, water resources, and chemical safety. The organization has supported the Department of Health and Human Services with public health research, healthcare delivery studies, and substance abuse prevention initiatives. RTI has also assisted the Department of Justice with criminal justice research, forensic science advancement, and victim services program evaluations. Additionally, RTI has worked with the U.S. Agency for International Development on global health, education, and governance projects in developing countries. These contract awards have typically been competitively awarded without set-asides, leveraging RTI's status as an experienced federal contractor.
RTI International's federal grant portfolio reflects its multidisciplinary research capabilities. The National Institutes of Health has awarded RTI numerous grants for biomedical research, clinical trials support, and public health studies in areas such as substance abuse, mental health, and infectious diseases. The National Science Foundation has funded RTI for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education research and workforce development initiatives. The Department of Education has supported RTI's work on education policy analysis, literacy interventions, and special education research. Additionally, RTI has received grants from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for chronic disease prevention, injury control, and environmental health studies. Many of these grants involve collaborations with academic institutions, healthcare organizations, and community partners to leverage diverse expertise and resources.
RTI International holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that enable streamlined procurement of its services. The organization has a Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Environmental Protection Agency for risk assessment and technical analysis support, allowing task orders to be issued for environmental science and policy work. RTI also holds a single-award IDV with the U.S. Agency for International Development for Central America Regional Support Services, enabling the agency to procure a range of development assistance services. The National Institutes of Health has awarded RTI a BPA for product development support and coordination for its NHLBI Catalyze program. Additionally, RTI has IDVs with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for data-related services and with the Department of Labor for evaluation services supporting its Chief Evaluation Office. These vehicles demonstrate the breadth of RTI's capabilities and its status as a trusted partner across multiple federal agencies.
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Not listed 3040 E Cornwallis Rd, Durham, NC 27709, USA
11/5/01 3/25/25 Banyan Global Inc.
Banyan Global Inc. is a woman-owned small business that provides international development consulting services to U.S. government agencies. As a prime contractor, subcontractor, and subgrantee, the company delivers technical assistance, training, assessments, and program implementation services globally.
Through prime contract awards, Banyan Global has provided workforce development programming in Indonesia for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID); monitoring, evaluation, and learning services in Malawi supporting USAID's objectives; and unspecified services advancing development initiatives for the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) in Morocco and Indonesia. The company also holds prime indefinite delivery contracts with USAID to supply health systems strengthening technical assistance in Nigeria, gender integration services worldwide, and regional economic growth consulting in East Africa. Under subcontracts, Banyan Global has assisted with startup activities and provided technical guidance to prime contractors like Management Sciences for Health and ABT Associates in malaria programming and private sector health initiatives.
As a subgrantee, Banyan Global has worked in Afghanistan to expand financing and provide capacity building to healthcare businesses for Population Services International. This included management training, business mentoring, market assessments, and gender integration efforts under a USAID grant.
Banyan Global holds several indefinite delivery contract vehicles to supply technical expertise to USAID and the MCC over multiple years through task orders. This includes an upcoming $800 million ceiling IDIQ to support USAID regional missions in Central America and a spot on the $655 million EVAL ME II contract providing monitoring, evaluation, and learning tasking globally. Additionally, Banyan Global was awarded a place on a $2.5 million MCC blanket purchase agreement being utilized to advance financial inclusion and international development programming in Indonesia and Morocco.
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Not listed 1120 20th St NW #950s, Washington, DC 20036, USA
12/4/03 1/16/26 Palladium International LLC
Palladium International LLC is a global advisory and delivery firm specializing in international development services for the U.S. federal government. Registered to receive federal awards since 2005, Palladium has established itself as a key partner in delivering impactful development initiatives worldwide. The company focuses on areas such as health systems strengthening, economic growth, market development, agriculture, and governance. Through its contract and grant awards, Palladium provides a wide range of services including technical assistance, capacity building, program implementation, and advisory support to various U.S. government agencies, primarily the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
Palladium's federal contract awards demonstrate its expertise in implementing complex international development programs. Notable contracts include a $34 million project to improve access to finance in Bangladesh, a $26 million regional trade and investment activity in Central America, and a $49 million contract to support democracy and stability in Ecuador. The company has also been awarded contracts to implement health system strengthening programs in countries like Uganda and Nigeria, manage economic growth and market development initiatives in Central Asia and Egypt, and support agricultural development and food security projects in Ghana and Colombia. These contracts, typically awarded without set-aside designations, often involve partnerships with local organizations and specialized firms to deliver comprehensive solutions. Palladium's work spans multiple sectors, including health, economic growth, agriculture, and governance, reflecting its versatility in addressing diverse development challenges.
Palladium's involvement in federal grant awards further demonstrates its broad capabilities in international development. The company has received prime cooperative agreements from USAID to implement health and malaria services in Niger, support economic growth in North Macedonia, and improve the enabling environment for health services globally. As a subgrantee, Palladium has supported various USAID-funded initiatives, including the ACHIEVE project focused on HIV/AIDS services in multiple countries, global health security efforts, and activities to strengthen health systems and policies. These grant-funded projects often involve collaboration with academic institutions, NGOs, and other international development organizations, showcasing Palladium's ability to work effectively within diverse partnerships. The company's grant work emphasizes its expertise in health systems strengthening, policy development, and capacity building across various geographic regions.
Palladium holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that position it as a strategic partner for USAID. These include an $800 million single-award IDV for Central America Regional Support Services, providing technical assistance and implementation support across various sectors in the region through 2031. Another notable IDV is the $51.6 million contract for sustainable agriculture activities in Colombia, focusing on expanding climate-smart agribusiness models in conflict-affected regions. Palladium is also a holder of the $2.5 billion multiple-award SWIFT 5 IDV, which enables USAID to rapidly respond to political crises with flexible programming. Additionally, the company participates in the $1 billion Financing Self Reliance and Market Led Development BPA, supporting USAID's market-led approach to development. These IDVs cover a wide range of services, including economic growth, agriculture, governance, and crisis response, allowing USAID to tap into Palladium's expertise across multiple development sectors and geographic regions.
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Not listed 1331 Pennsylvania Ave NW #600, Washington, DC 20004, USA
8/4/05 10/1/25 Chemonics International, Inc.
Chemonics International, Inc., doing business as Chemonics, is a prominent international development consulting firm primarily engaged in providing technical assistance, advisory services, capacity building, and direct program implementation for U.S. federal government agencies, predominantly the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Operating in over 70 countries worldwide, Chemonics focuses on diverse sectors including economic growth, health, education, governance, environmental conservation, and humanitarian assistance. The company, registered as a for-profit, subchapter S corporation, has established itself as a major implementer of complex development programs globally, leveraging extensive expertise in designing and executing multi-year, multi-million dollar initiatives that support U.S. foreign policy objectives and long-term development goals.
Through federal contract awards, Chemonics has performed a wide range of services across multiple countries and sectors. Its contract work includes stabilization efforts in conflict-affected regions like Iraq, economic growth initiatives in countries such as Tanzania and Moldova, and specialized programs addressing challenges like gender-based violence prevention in Guatemala and climate change adaptation in Colombia. The company has consistently been awarded contracts without small business set-asides, reflecting its status as a large, established implementer. Notable contract work includes technical assistance for water and sanitation projects in Ethiopia and Nigeria, agricultural development programs in Uzbekistan and Zimbabwe, justice sector strengthening in Kosovo and Sri Lanka, and energy sector support in various countries. Chemonics frequently partners with local organizations and subject matter experts to execute these contracts, often working as a prime contractor with multiple international and local subcontractors.
In the realm of federal grant awards, Chemonics has implemented cooperative agreements focused on education, governance, environmental conservation, and health across multiple countries. Its grant work includes a $30.9 million Liberia Foundational Skills Activity aimed at improving primary education, a $47.9 million higher secondary education improvement program in Bangladesh, and a $17.1 million governance support initiative in Northeast Syria. The company has also received grants for environmental programs like the Vietnam Action Against Plastic Pollution and ecosystem conservation efforts in Bangladesh. These cooperative agreements typically involve partnerships with local organizations, academic institutions, and other implementers, and are funded under USAID's Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas program, aligning with the agency's global development priorities.
Chemonics holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that enable rapid procurement of its services across multiple development sectors. These include a $2.2 billion multiple-award contract for comprehensive health supply chain technical assistance, an $800 million single-award IDV for Central America regional support services, and a $475 million multiple-award contract under the Active Communities - Effective States (ACES) mechanism for governance initiatives. The company also maintains IDVs for water and development services ($1 billion), peacebuilding and prevention programming ($800 million), and a $5 billion Support Which Implements Fast Transition (SWIFT) contract for supporting U.S. foreign policy objectives. These IDVs allow USAID missions and other government agencies to quickly access Chemonics' expertise through task orders for specific country programs and technical areas, with contract vehicles spanning sectors like conflict mitigation, energy, health systems strengthening, and regional economic development.
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Not listed 1275 New Jersey Ave SE #200, Washington, DC 20003, USA
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