DT Global Inc.

DT Global Inc., doing business as AECOM International Development Inc., is a foreign-owned international development consulting firm that operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering technical assistance, program implementation, and advisory services to U.S. foreign aid and development agencies worldwide, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations across a portfolio of 241 prime awards (100% of the vendor footprint) valued at $26.85 billion in combined potential value.

DT Global's customer base is heavily concentrated in the U.S. Agency for International Development ecosystem. USAID and its constituent bureaus account for 153 awards (71% of the award count) carrying $22.35 billion in combined potential value. Within that concentration, USAID's Office of the Assistant Administrator dominates by dollar magnitude ($15.09 billion across 22 awards), anchoring multiple large stabilization and transition initiatives, while the base USAID customer roster spans 131 awards ($7.26 billion) and covers mission-level development programming across regions including Mexico ($2.57 billion), South Sudan ($228.2 million), and country-specific posts worldwide. The Millennium Challenge Corporation rounds out the top customer set with 10 awards ($41.4 million), focused on infrastructure, governance, and energy security activities across regions including Nepal, Solomon Islands, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Zambia. Department of Transportation Federal Transit Administration work ($11.7 million across 4 awards) represents the lone significant non-USAID/non-MCC concentration point, capturing approximately 2% of the portfolio value.

DT Global's capability footprint centers on stabilization, conflict prevention, peacebuilding, economic governance, climate and energy transition, and water security delivery. Representative work includes a $96.8 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from USAID/Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) Sudan 2 Program under the Support Which Implements Fast Transition 5 (SWIFT 5) vehicle for conflict mapping and political analysis in Kordofan (awarded July 2023); a $61.5 million USAID cost-plus-fixed-fee definitive contract for the Transition Initiative for Stabilization Saddex (TIS3) in Somalia focused on locally legitimate stabilization efforts (awarded March 2022); a $47.4 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from USAID/OTI Angola for rapid-response democratic openness and decentralization support under the Support Which Implements Fast Transition 6 (SWIFT 6) vehicle (awarded January 2025, subsequently terminated for convenience); a $43.3 million five-year USAID contract for Pacific Islands climate finance adaptation programming (awarded August 2024, terminated for convenience); and a $16.2 million USAID Zambia Business Enabling Project for inclusive private sector growth and gender equality (awarded February 2022, terminated February 2025). MCC work includes a $5.05 million delivery order for road transportation infrastructure consulting in Zambia under OASIS+ Unrestricted (awarded September 2026) and a $9.58 million Solomon Islands program support contract for governance reform facilitation and monitoring (awarded September 2022).

DT Global holds position on six active federal parent vehicles. The OASIS+ Unrestricted government-wide IDIQ, awarded April 2025 and running through April 2030, represents the largest vehicle ceiling — a multi-billion-dollar commitment for management consulting and professional services across federal agencies with worldwide place of performance. SWIFT 6, a $5 billion ten-year IDIQ awarded August 2024 by USAID/OTI with extended performance through February 2026, provides flexible rapid-response implementation across stabilization, transition, and governance domains with task-order activity spanning Angola, Sudan, and other priority regions. The Programming for Prevention and Peacebuilding (P4P2) single-award IDIQ, valued at $800 million with ultimate completion February 2025, delivers conflict prevention and peacebuilding technical assistance. The Water and Development II (WADI II) single-award IDIQ carried a $1 billion ceiling and was terminated for convenience February 2025. DT Global also holds two BPAs with the Millennium Challenge Corporation: an Interim Procurement and Interim Financial Agent BPA ($7.5 million ceiling, April 2024 through April 2029) and an Interim Financial Agent BPA ($7.5 million ceiling, June 2024 through June 2029), both providing procurement and financial management expert teams supporting MCC compact development and transition to implementation. Task-order activity on these vehicles shows 7 orders under the first-listed IDIQ ($469 thousand combined value), 6 orders under Federal Supply Schedule GS10F0305P ($603.2 million), 6 under SWIFT 5 ($228.9 million), and 4 under Support Which Implements Fast Transitions III ($143.5 million).

Recent activity has contracted significantly. Award volume declined from 6 awards in 2022 to 1 award in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting a broader down-trend in the source data. Critically, three awards carrying $11.7 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. Multiple large awards across the DT Global footprint have been marked "notice of termination for convenience" in the source data — Angola Program (SWIFT 6 delivery order, $47.4 million), Pacific Islands Climate Finance ($43.3 million), Zambia Business Enabling Project ($16.2 million), and Water and Development II IDIQ ($1 billion ceiling) among them — indicating termination activity driven by shifts in foreign assistance priorities or program restructuring rather than performance failure.

Service Contract Inventory data shows a sharp FTE scaling discontinuity. SCI-reported invoiced federal service revenue totaled $173.3 million across FY2022–FY2024, with invoicing rising from $36.7 million (138 FTEs) in FY2022 to $66.9 million (206 FTEs) in FY2023, then jumping to $69.7 million across 6,320 FTEs in FY2024 — a 30-fold increase in reported headcount in a single fiscal year suggesting a major new delivery or reporting consolidation. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ran a median of $144.08 per hour, ranging from a 10th percentile of $42.96 per hour to a 90th percentile of $200.43 per hour, positioning DT Global in the mid-to-upper tier of consulting labor pricing. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for roughly 2% of total contractor hours, with 16 named subcontractors recorded — a posture indicating DT Global delivers most capability through its own workforce rather than a heavy reliance on sub-teams.

DT Global operates as a subsidiary of DT Global LLC, a for-profit parent entity headquartered at 4539 32nd Road North, Arlington, Virginia. A named subsidiary, DT Global–Black & Veatch JV, appears in the corporate structure records as a joint-venture entity also designated as foreign-owned and for-profit. The parent structure supports DT Global's positioning as a stand-alone operator in the federal contracting space, with the JV subsidiary likely supporting infrastructure and engineering-heavy programming such as water and energy transition work.