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
2/13/03 4/26/25 Family Health International
Family Health International, doing business as FHI 360, is a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives through integrated, locally driven solutions. With a presence in more than 60 countries and all U.S. states and territories, FHI 360 leverages its expertise to address complex challenges in global health, education, workforce development, and research. Through federal contracts and grants, FHI 360 provides a wide range of services to U.S. government agencies, including technical assistance, program implementation, research, and capacity building across various sectors such as health, education, economic development, and civil society strengthening.
As a prime and subcontractor, FHI 360 has delivered diverse services through federal contracts. For the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), FHI 360 has provided health marketing and communications support for various initiatives, including diabetes prevention, health equity programs, and obesity prevention campaigns. The organization has also conducted evaluations of emerging infections during pregnancy for the CDC. For the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), FHI 360 has implemented education system strengthening activities in countries like Liberia and provided technical assistance for conflict prevention and peacebuilding globally. The company has supported the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in developing digital platforms and content for teachers. Notably, FHI 360 does not typically receive set-aside designations for its contract awards.
FHI 360's federal grant portfolio demonstrates its broad capabilities in international development and public health. As a prime recipient, FHI 360 has received substantial USAID grants to implement programs such as tuberculosis diagnostic network strengthening in Bangladesh, maternal and child health initiatives in Zimbabwe, and HIV prevention and treatment services for key populations in Mozambique. The organization has also received grants from the Department of State to administer English language programs globally and support sports diplomacy initiatives. As a subrecipient, FHI 360 has contributed to various NIH-funded research consortia, particularly in infectious disease clinical research. The organization frequently partners with universities, local NGOs, and other international development organizations to implement these grant-funded programs.
FHI 360 holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that allow it to provide a wide range of services to government agencies. Under the USAID-awarded Programming for Prevention and Peacebuilding (P4P2) IDV, FHI 360 can deliver technical assistance for conflict prevention and peacebuilding globally, with a potential value of $800 million. The organization is also part of the Department of Education's Procurement of Research Evaluation and Statistics Task Orders (PRESTO) vehicle, which supports education research, evaluation, and statistics activities with a ceiling of $2 billion. Additionally, FHI 360 holds a Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract with the General Services Administration, allowing various federal agencies to procure professional services such as program management, research and evaluation, and technical assistance across sectors including health, education, and economic development. These IDVs position FHI 360 as a key partner for federal agencies seeking expertise in international development, public health, and education.
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Not listed 359 Blackwell St #200, Durham, NC 27701, USA
5/20/03 9/12/25 Management Sciences For Health, Inc.
Management Sciences For Health, Inc., doing business as Management Sciences For Health (MSH), is a non-profit organization specializing in global health technical assistance and program implementation. Established in 1971, MSH has been registered to receive federal awards since 2002, working extensively with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and other federal agencies to improve health outcomes in developing countries. The organization focuses on areas such as health systems strengthening, supply chain management, disease prevention and control, and capacity building. MSH leverages its expertise to deliver comprehensive solutions that address complex health challenges in resource-constrained settings, aiming to save lives and improve the health of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people.
Through federal contracts, MSH has implemented several large-scale health programs. Notable examples include a $40.3 million contract to execute the President's Malaria Initiative for States (PMI-STATES) program in Nigeria, focusing on malaria prevention and control activities in multiple states. MSH also received a $70 million task order under the USAID Integrated Health Systems IDIQ for the Health Systems for Tuberculosis (HS4TB) program in Bangladesh, and a $34.4 million contract for additional PMI-S activities in Nigeria. These contracts typically involve partnerships with local organizations and other international development firms to provide technical assistance, community engagement, and support services in target countries. MSH's work often includes developing local capacity in supply chain and pharmaceutical management, strengthening health systems, and ensuring sustainable access to safe, effective health commodities. The contracts are generally awarded without set-aside designations, reflecting MSH's established position in the global health sector.
In terms of federal grants, MSH has received several significant cooperative agreements from USAID for various health initiatives. These include a $7.3 million award for the Benin Health Systems and Services Activity, a $10 million grant for the BEBAS TB Activity in Indonesia, and a $7.7 million award for health systems strengthening in Rwanda. MSH also received a $3.6 million grant for health resilience services in Ethiopia. These grants often involve collaboration with local partners and focus on strengthening health systems, improving service delivery, and addressing specific health challenges such as tuberculosis. Additionally, MSH has received grants from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for building capacity for national public health institutes. The organization's grant work frequently includes developing strategies for urban health care services, strengthening tuberculosis services, and implementing innovative digital financial services in health programs.
MSH holds two significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs). The first is a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract under USAID's NEXTGEN Comprehensive Technical Assistance for Health Supply Chain and Pharmaceutical Management program, with a ceiling value of $2.2 billion. This IDV allows MSH to provide comprehensive technical assistance for health supply chain and pharmaceutical management globally, focusing on developing local capacity and strengthening systems. The second IDV is a Federal Supply Schedule contract under the GSA's Multiple Award Schedule, with a ceiling value of $6 million. This contract enables MSH to provide management consulting, technical support, and data services to federal health agencies, including business administration support, acquisition and grants management consulting, and program and project management. These IDVs position MSH as a key partner for federal agencies in delivering a wide range of health-related services and technical assistance globally.
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Not listed 4201 Wilson Blvd Suite 500, Arlington, VA 22203, USA
8/27/02 2/23/26 University Research Co., LLC
University Research Co., LLC - doing business as University Research Co LLC, is a global company focused on improving health care and social services worldwide, with expertise in various areas including global health security and maternal health. It is a for-profit limited liability company registered as a corporate entity to receive federal contracts and grants.
University Research Co., LLC has been awarded several prime federal contracts to provide technical consulting and implementation services for international health programs. It received a $3.2 million contract from the Millennium Challenge Corporation for technical support in health, education, and workforce development. USAID/Cambodia awarded it a $19.8 million contract to implement the Cambodia Malaria Elimination Project 2, strengthening local capacity for malaria prevention and surveillance. Under the USAID Integrated Health Systems IDIQ, it was awarded a $12 million task order from USAID-Ghana to provide technical assistance in strengthening institutional capacity for the country's health sector. These contracts did not have any set-aside designations. University Research Co., LLC has also served as a subcontractor on health-related projects.
University Research Co., LLC has been awarded multiple federal grants, primarily from USAID and the Department of Defense, to implement global health initiatives focused on areas such as HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, reproductive and maternal health, community health services, and health systems strengthening. Notable awards include a $166 million USAID/Uganda cooperative agreement to streamline integrated health services, a $46.5 million USAID/Jordan cooperative agreement to improve reproductive and maternal health outcomes, and an $82.6 million USAID/Mali cooperative agreement for the Household and Community Health Activity. It has also received grants from the CDC for HIV projects involving faith-based organizations and technical assistance to Department of Defense HIV/AIDS programs. University Research Co., LLC frequently collaborates with prime grantees and other partners in executing these global health grants.
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Not listed 5404 Wisconsin Ave #800, Chevy Chase, MD 20815, USA
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