Asociacion Tula Salud, ONG

Asociacion Tula Salud, ONG, a Guatemala-based non-profit organization, is a federal grant recipient delivering culturally sensitive primary healthcare services to indigenous communities in Guatemala under USAID funding, operating as a prime recipient on one award and as a sub-recipient on two related grants.

Asociacion Tula Salud, ONG is structured as a non-profit community development organization headquartered in Guatemala City. The vendor holds no federal contracts and competes exclusively in the federal grant space, where it operates as both a prime grantee and a subordinate recipient on related sub-awards. The organization's capability footprint centers on primary healthcare delivery, patient care coordination, and e-health platform deployment in underserved indigenous communities across rural Guatemala.

The vendor's customer base is narrowly concentrated within USAID. The two top-level funding entities — USAID Bureau for Management (2 awards) and USAID Guatemala (1 award) — account for 100% of recent awards, all deriving from a single primary grant program. Asociacion Tula Salud, ONG holds a $3.9 million Project Grant (CFDA 98.001, Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas) from USAID, performance period October 31, 2024 through October 30, 2027, to deliver culturally appropriate primary care and improve health outcomes for indigenous populations. Under that primary award, the vendor operates as a sub-recipient on two additional grants issued by Jhpiego Corp (the prime grantee): a July 2026 sub-award supporting e-health platform deployment and digital patient management through Guatemala's Ministry of Public Health, and a January 2026 sub-award delivering maternal, neonatal, and global health security services across fifteen municipalities in Alta Verapaz, Huehuetenango, and Quiche departments.

Recent activity shows two awards placed in 2026 following the primary grant award in October 2024. The primary grant represents approximately $3.9 million of the combined $4.8 million obligated across all three awards. One award faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, exposing the vendor to recompete activity on that vehicle.