National Malaria Control Program

The National Malaria Control Program (NMCP) is a foreign government entity registered in SAM.gov, specializing in vector surveillance and epidemiology support services primarily focused on malaria research and monitoring in Yemen. While specific details about the organization's broader mission are not provided, the entity has established a robust partnership with the U.S. Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, consistently securing federal contract awards for critical public health research and surveillance activities. The organization demonstrates expertise in coordinating field and laboratory work related to mosquito-borne disease monitoring, with a specific emphasis on tracking Anopheles mosquito larvae and conducting comprehensive epidemiological studies.

The NMCP has been awarded multiple prime federal contract awards from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, totaling $350,760 across three separate purchase orders between August 2022 and July 2024. These contracts, each ranging from $87,000 to $139,800, focus exclusively on vector surveillance services and epidemiology support in Yemen. The contracts have been awarded on a non-competitive basis, indicating the organization's unique capabilities in the region. Specifically, the NMCP provides critical services including surveillance activities for malaria and acute undifferentiated febrile illnesses, comprehensive field and laboratory monitoring of Anopheles mosquito larvae, and specialized epidemiology support services for NAMRU-3 (Naval Medical Research Unit). These contracts consistently have no set-aside designations and are structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders with performance periods extending through July 31, 2027.