Strategic HIV/AIDS and TB Response Program (SHARP)

USAID/Nigeria established this Master IDIQ on March 4, 2019, to support a Strategic HIV/AIDS and TB Response Program (SHARP) focused on nine intervention areas including HIV testing, treatment, care, prevention of mother-to-child transmission, TB/HIV integration, reproductive health integration, orphans and vulnerable children support, laboratory services, and health systems strengthening across Nigeria. The ordering period closed on March 2, 2026, and no new task orders may be placed against the vehicle.

The vehicle remains largely dormant for new business development. Only three task orders have been issued since establishment, all within the first quarter of 2020, with the most recent award dated March 24, 2020—over six years ago. All task orders have reached or passed their ultimate completion dates, with the final delivery order completing by July 8, 2024. Combined potential value across all three orders totals $29.1 million, with $28.4 million (98%) already obligated. The vehicle does not support new pursuits.

Chemonics International, Inc., captured two of the three awards totaling $22.6 million in combined potential value; Family Health International holds the single remaining order valued at $6.5 million. All task orders use cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing with no set-aside designations. USAID/Nigeria served as the sole customer across all awards. The ordering period's closure in March 2026 and the six-year gap since the last task order award signal that the vehicle is no longer active for new solicitations. Any future USAID/Nigeria procurements for HIV/AIDS and TB response programming would require a successor vehicle or standalone solicitation outside this Master IDIQ.

USAID/Nigeria Office of HIV/AIDS and TB envisions a Strategic HIV/AIDS and TB Response Program (SHARP) with an expanded effort with the Government of Nigeria (GON) to identify and support rapid scale-up of proven interventions through improvement of service delivery and strengthening of health systems. The activity will focus its support for service delivery in nine intervention areas: HIV Testing Services (HTS), HIV diagnosis and treatment, HIV care and support, prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT), TB/HIV service integration, RH/HIV integration, orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), laboratory services, and health systems strengthening (HSS).