Aces
Closed Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- SOL-OAA-17-000103
- Agency
- Washington Office US Agency for International Development
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 541990 All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
- PSC
- Not on record
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About this opportunity
This solicitation seeks proposals for the Active Communities - Effective States (ACES) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) multiple award contract to provide technical assistance, advisory services, training, and direct program implementation in support of good governance, transparency, and accountability. The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) intends to award approximately eight IDIQ contracts with a maximum total value of $225 million over five years to contractors that demonstrate experience in areas such as democracy and governance, public administration, elections, rule of law, and grants administration. Proposals were due by October 11, 2018 and awards will be made based on an evaluation of technical qualifications, past performance, and cost/price.
There is no set-aside designation specified. Relevant NAICS codes include 541611, 541618, and 562910 while the primary PSC code is R497. The period of performance is five years for contractor support across areas such as anti-corruption, legal and legislative strengthening, decentralization, and oversight mechanisms. Five of the eight total contracts are reserved for small businesses. Place of performance will involve international locations to support host country governance objectives through USAID programs.
Notice text
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Update #4 · Latest ·
ACES provides an "accountability systems" approach, moving beyond a narrow focus on supply-side versus demand-side accountability support or a focus only on formal institutions. Instead, this approach seeks to understand how citizens interact in systems and processes of accountability and strengthen linkages among formal and informal actors on specific issues. ACES also supports the integration of good governance into programs across USAID's development portfolio, such as health, education and economic growth. This means applying Democracy, Rights and Governance (DRG) principles and practices to address political-economic obstacles in other sectors thereby improving overall development outcomes.
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Update #3 ·
Added: Jun 14, 2018 3:31 pm Modified: Aug 07, 2018 11:04 amTrack Changes
ACES provides an “accountability systems” approach, moving beyond a narrow focus on supply-side versus demand-side accountability support or a focus only on formal institutions. Instead, this approach seeks to understand how citizens interact in systems and processes of accountability and strengthen linkages among formal and informal actors on specific issues. ACES also supports the integration of good governance into programs across USAID’s development portfolio, such as health, education and economic growth. This means applying Democracy, Rights and Governance (DRG) principles and practices to address political-economic obstacles in other sectors thereby improving overall development outcomes.
Update #2 ·
ACES provides an "accountability systems" approach, moving beyond a narrow focus on supply-side versus demand-side accountability support or a focus only on formal institutions. Instead, this approach seeks to understand how citizens interact in systems and processes of accountability and strengthen linkages among formal and informal actors on specific issues. ACES also supports the integration of good governance into programs across USAID's development portfolio, such as health, education and economic growth. This means applying Democracy, Rights and Governance (DRG) principles and practices to address political-economic obstacles in other sectors thereby improving overall development outcomes.
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Update #1 ·
Added: Jun 14, 2018 3:31 pm
ACES provides an “accountability systems” approach, moving beyond a narrow focus on supply-side versus demand-side accountability support or a focus only on formal institutions. Instead, this approach seeks to understand how citizens interact in systems and processes of accountability and strengthen linkages among formal and informal actors on specific issues. ACES also supports the integration of good governance into programs across USAID’s development portfolio, such as health, education and economic growth. This means applying Democracy, Rights and Governance (DRG) principles and practices to address political-economic obstacles in other sectors thereby improving overall development outcomes.
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