Justification and Approval for LFT Support Services Contract Modification
ID: 7200AA19M00004Type: Justification
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AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTAGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTUSAID M/OAAWASHINGTON, DC, 20523, USA

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SUPPORT- ADMINISTRATIVE: OTHER (R699)
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    The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is seeking approval for a ceiling increase on the Local, Faith, And Transformative Partnerships (LFT) Hub Support Task Order (TO) under contract GS-00F-356GA / 7200AA19M00004 with Zemitek, LLC. This modification is necessary to accommodate future expenditures related to current staff and travel expenses, ensuring the continuity of support services until the contract's end date of March 28, 2024. The increase in the order ceiling is justified under AIDAR Part 706.302-70, which allows for exceptions to full and open competition when necessary to protect foreign aid programs. For further inquiries, interested parties can contact Jay Wilson at jawilson@usaid.gov.

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    The document addresses resource implications and authority for an exception to full and open competition within a federal government contract. Due to current expenditure trends and projected service costs, additional funds are required for a Task Order (TO) until its end date of March 28, 2024. The order ceiling will increase by an unspecified amount, resulting in a new total ceiling of 8. The authority for this exception is AIDAR Part 706.302-70, specifically AIDAR 706.302-70(b)(3)(i), which permits waiving full and open competition when it would impair or adversely affect foreign aid programs. This requires a formal written determination and supporting findings from the Assistant Administrator. The document includes attachments such as a Determination and Findings, and a Justification and Approval for Other Than Full and Open Competition.
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