The Request for Information (RFI) 7200AA25RFI00006, issued by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), seeks eligible Alaska Native Corporation 8(a) Participants to implement the Global Health SURGE (GH SURGE) Activity aimed at enhancing U.S. government health objectives globally. This initiative allows for the rapid deployment of technical expertise in various health areas, including maternal child health, HIV/AIDS, and infectious diseases. The RFI is not a solicitation for proposals; rather, it gathers insights for market research and planning for a potential future Request for Proposals (RFP). Responses must adhere to specific formatting and submission guidelines, with a due date of January 3, 2025. Interested businesses are required to outline their qualifications, prior performance contracts, and capacity to support USAID’s health initiatives. The GH SURGE contract is designed to fill temporary gaps in expertise within USAID Missions, creating a mechanism for effective and timely responses to urgent health challenges globally. The contractor will be expected to provide high-quality consultants while ensuring compliance with budgetary and regulatory standards. Overall, this initiative demonstrates USAID’s commitment to improving global health outcomes through strategic partnerships and skilled manpower deployment.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) issues this Request for Information (RFI), numbered 7200AA25RFI00006, to identify Alaska Native Corporations (ANC) suitable for the Global Health SURGE (GH SURGE) Activity. The aim is to provide USAID with technical expertise to help achieve U.S. Government health objectives, addressing a range of health priorities, including infectious diseases and gender issues. This RFI is purely informational and does not compel the issuance of an RFP. Interested parties must submit responses via email by January 3, 2025, outlining their organizational capacity and past performance. The contractor selected may receive an award of up to $25 million, focused on delivering short- to medium-term technical and managerial support for health programs. The scope includes providing consultants with expertise in strategic planning, program design, technical assistance, and operational support to help fill staffing gaps caused by shortages in USAID missions. Emphasis is placed on recruiting local talent and adhering to USAID regulations while ensuring diversity, equity, inclusion, and compliance with security clearance requirements.