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Office of Origin: USAID/Afghanistan

Notice Category: Award Notice

Date of Announcement: July 24, 2016

Distribution: USAID/General Notice

Regional Agriculture Development Program – East

(RADP-E)

On July 21, 2016, USAID awarded the Regional Agriculture Development Program – East (RADP-E) activity to Development Alternative, Inc. (DAI). The ceiling for this contract is $28,126,111. The period of performance for this contract is from July 21, 2016 through July 20, 2021.

The purpose of the Regional Agriculture Development Program – East (RADP-East) is to expand sustainable agriculture-led economic growth in eastern Afghanistan. The Program will provide technical services to the private sector and producers in order to increase the competitiveness of selected value chains, ensuring increased sales of agricultural goods and services in the selected value chains. RADP-

East will be the transformation to growth-oriented agricultural markets where knowledge and innovation continue to flow into the marketplace from the private sector.

Technical management will be handled by Office of Agriculture USAID/Afghanistan. The Contracting

Officer’s Representative (COR) is Maurice Shines, MShines@usaid.gov, and the alternate COR is Mohammad Aslam Amiri, AAmiri@usaid.gov.

The Contract Specialist is Najeebullah Yousef NYousef@usaid.gov and the Contracting Officer is Dennis

Foster, Dfoster@usaid.gov.

Any questions concerning this notice may be directed to:

Dennis Foster at DFoster@usiad.gov or Najeebullah Yousef at NYousef@usaid.gov mailto:MShines@usaid.gov mailto:AAmiri@usaid.gov mailto:NYousef@usaid.gov mailto:Dfoster@usaid.gov mailto:DFoster@usiad.gov mailto:NYousef@usaid.gov

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