USAID Global A&E Services

Award Date 9/26/2008
Last Date To Order 11/20/2018
Shared Ceiling $500M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed

The USAID Global A&E Services Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract provides comprehensive architectural and engineering (A&E) infrastructure services for international development projects. The contract covers a wide range of technical services including infrastructure design, construction supervision, environmental assessments, project planning, and technical expertise across multiple sectors such as water resources, sanitation, power, transportation, health infrastructure, and environmental remediation. With a shared ceiling of $500 million, the contract enables USAID to rapidly deploy technical professionals to support strategic objectives in various countries experiencing development, reconstruction, or humanitarian challenges.

Task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a diverse range of international infrastructure and technical support projects, typically valued between $1 million and $20 million with durations ranging from 1-4 years. Frequent prime contractors include CDM International, Parsons Government Services, and Tetra Tech, who provide cost-plus fixed fee services across regions like Haiti, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Tanzania, Georgia, and South Africa. The contract consistently uses no set-aside designations, suggesting open competition among qualified engineering firms. Common project types include health infrastructure development, road rehabilitation, power and utility infrastructure, environmental remediation, and disaster recovery support. Most task orders focus on complex technical services requiring specialized engineering expertise to support USAID's global development mission, with a strong emphasis on infrastructure planning, design oversight, and capacity building in developing nations.

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