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'11 SincegISQQerT part Bureau for Democracy,.Conflict, and
has laid the foundation for long?term._
in_transit10n by nurturing .
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countries undergoing a
or.
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party, and_re1igious lines 
to work tOHards common goals;
0 provided-materials for small infrastructure repair projects as a means of
encouraging communities to hold government officials responsible for
responding to local priorities;
0 supported commanity initiatives to rehabilitate critical infrastructure in
. was tern areasa?1317 between newly elected
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netHOrks} regulatory-
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assisted_iocal peacemakers to prevent conflict and promote ethnic


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is a time or high_politicization and instability as major groups
 power.and the foundation for a new regime takes
fTshapleDuring these periOds; citizens are often preoccupied with personal
_seaarity and meeting basic the politiCal changes mean.
programs may not be feasible during transition
democracy and peace are possible.

 

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. .ip idipation in the democratic up seederaeie
introduce reform, and-training . .

Chicomn?nities tO'better manage conflict; 0T1 seeks 

"taeard instability and return tOHard peaCe and demecracy; 

8.2(01 Criteria For Engagement - 

_Toie??e?tiVeiy plan and initiate must recognize
ngbi?eumltan??$??h?Fe qui?k_e?d targeted aid-can make a significant difference,
pee limited resources. 0T1

mug '"dne ?trst? its ?f?dtt? aha theylcan.have the greatest positive

  

    
 



 

?iV?The criteria can be; laboratedeas 

- ?id is distributed on the basis of'need'alone; transitiOn assistance is
'alloCated With an to advancing U.S. foreign policy objectives and
-priorities. Stable; democratic countries are better able to meet the needs
_of_their own people, are more reliable trading partners, are.less likely
engage in aggression_against their neighbors, and are less inclined to
w?engage in destabilizing with the Director of
Foreign AesiStance, the Department of State._the Department of Defense and
with the consent of Congress, OTI seeks


 
 

     
 

     

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Si natihnlieant ripe for_changeg;QTI cannot create

it'can supper: key

a. . h? ere ?b??itt?d be peSCE?nlg ?erticipatdiy 

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ihdigene?? belitical Will; ianoSE-Cases; a key event occure'?
3?9?fdi 0: the rise of ?bh?iol??t3pr0563t'm?vement

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promote positive pelitical change. Before
program, OTI analyzes the extent to which the
re in place.

.stindowxof opportunity to
jinitiating a new Country
ingredients for-success a
involvement increase the chanc

es for success? Because of its

?_fleXible_programming, funding, and management approach, OTI receives many

than it is_able to_fulfill. OTI's programs

?are designed_to neither.duplicate nor_substitute for other government
vernmen: ass

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in political transitiens_andlor-

  

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work on Specific program components thrOughiother'

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Sparther? are often BOthraditional USAID partners and
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a_ 'ersbnai services contraetar {980) or other Heels--
his/her abeehe? an OTI SenioriField AdvisQr Or other OTI me
is in-oountry
implementing partners. The TOCTO
task order level direction and contract

mber

still provides the Washington~based,
management. -

Representative will provide, within the Task

S/he will also approve each
selection of
contributing to OTI's program

The TOCTO through the Countr
Order_Scope of Work, programmatic guidance.

activity; types of local partners.and benefi
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deSignee. Although the country context may vary, OTI coordinates closely in

the design and implementation of programs, with the US Embassy, the USAID

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.-Monitoring Implementation ?Activity Impact
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MiSSion (if present) and other donors to determine

which aepects of the programeay be suitable for handoVer giVen the nature of
the transition at that-point in time. This hand0ver strategy addresSes how
certain program asp?dts may be continued and new they will be funded. In some
casesy'given'the country situation, no handover is necessary and OTI and its
simply and the program and.exit- In both cases. the
fill ??lnz 
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.r of initial
StartLUp'teame'to countries in Order to set up offices/hire (local) staff;
[developg award, and.administer small grants (primarily to local groups};

.. procure goods and services for in?kind grants or for direct distribution;

technical assistance; contribute to local political

3analYSiS: maintain liQUidity Of funds in a variety of Unstable 
situatiOnS} and implement_other activities to.meet critical needs in
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or US Embassy. In.addition, there may be one or more OTI regional offices as
'3 gfpagthf}USAID_ standsalone; The task order will eStimate the number of in?
that the cantr?ctor.will need to planiand budget for. but

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anticipated types

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.1 liiImpl?m??t and.mana?e ACtiViEies from a TransitiOn Aotivities Pool (TAP)
management,

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- . . . teas assistance.
. ibuti?nicf gobds and S?rvi?93.by the Contractor.
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The contractor will be reSponsible for all administrative and management
functions neCessary to support implementation of activities funded by the
TAP,.Administrative responsibilities include all logistics, procurement,
perSOnnel; management: and finance aspects of the program. These include, but
are not limited to_mobilizing rapidly;.niring and training staff: setting_up
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training of
and equipment and-the delineation
er; contractor and staff are
lo lgto this planning. This delineation will be-clerified in a task order
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of eopive?i?s identified to .
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contractOr to; establiqh'and equip for its staff,

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ifq;bf?th?fpr9gramj The contractor_will be responsible for managing the
i?implemehtationnof programmatic activities through the Transition AetiVities
Pool (TAP) as desoribed in Section The on?going management of
personnel, finances, operations, and rapid and realistic monitoring and
systems required to manage and implement the program will be
.requited._ Offices outside the capital_may also be_required_at any time after
upregremg?tartupk udder thes?ireetion of inicoordination with the
activity?
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.ii. it Will aise?eehtinue to prov1de.
and
other program implementation aEpeptsg-Throughout the life qf the program, OTI
its strategy to ensure that activities
'deveIOped for fURding and implementation are directly related to achieving
OTI and implementer partner staff,
"with the.USAiD miSSieh Where applicable, work together to set program
identify potential grantees.

 

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"Viieforeeti??iifiha?c?l procuremeht amenaQementx within the;required timeframe-
il?' ?le aha ithe? vibe: be limited 1-
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-. Submit: a fer, pproval i 
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once ??mber'of'factors. E?amblesf actiVities include:
JSTTA to the Office of-the President immediately follOWing'the new president's
employment_llraq1; CommunityebaSed
'acfi?ities targeted at reduclng violence {Haiti}; reintegration of ex?
_combata?ts_including_li?e skills and vocational training providing
and distributed of radios in support
. current political events (Afghanistan); and assisting local
:sm?hrefi??prsyiai?g?basic serviC?Sj(Waterg sanitation, drainage)
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pk_ gra tra n;n_ limited to less than a yearTiheoduhtry or-in
distfibUtibh of goods'ahd serviCes in
Ir?i??a?ibh?i?h?ro_suitable grantees'may net be readily identifiable but that
needs to take place; (When larger sums of funding
?at longer periods of time are involved, OTI may choose to use other
aCQuisition or assistance mechanisms}. Contractors will be responsible for
designing,'implementing, and reporting on the TAP activities under guidance
from oil. OTI will approve each activity,_changes to activities (scope or
'b?dggt5 and budget), and the Use of-funds from_the
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aetivity
paravai; The the activities acCording to the
qualities-and quantities apprOved in the activity clearance form; monitor the
activities for technical and programmatic soundness; and evaluate them
against their individual goals and the goal of the program.

 

 
 

In order to ensure_a complete understanding of the relationship, the roles.
;.and responsibilitieS, and 
makindV the coatra?tdf will be required to submit 
?aparbw?l hetore award 6: are girst task orderi 

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implementation is Grants
I P$?t9tip? grant involves somejor all of the follOwing
?e?J7fl Participation 
ibuti?h in later or 
=9 tr si ?die or'in??rmation comacaenfr?o*?aalify 
EeHQihl xviSible benefits: and rapid results: The s;?f - -
Yl?Butrmd?tVar??desiqn?d.as pOSitive change
Licgner??ationssor.behaviora'aub
'25?.thie the grant many donorS-are accessible'cnly t6 a . 
prosess, 
. appropriate proposals, OTI
?,?seeks to award its grants to partners, those that want
?5 advance?peacef?lFdemocratic change" and that.are_willing to focus on
iQh?'ff? 'LH?d/an?ctiVities net currently being-funded by others.
.ag: than gendeeting competitions that can.take months to 
:Ti?a?dfits contractor help graups.with go ide put_together quick
ra?d effective an agreement with an
.3:orsan12atiss where Yit a ashtracx?r wi 1 provide the grantee with the, 
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apolities and customs. Rather?than-waiting to be approaChed for assistance,
contractor personnel are expected to seek out local partners and

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indt 
to approve
grants unae; centgaet;an*t Spotg-Ih this way; OTIfs-contractors

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.1. ata 
?a 9?Ijugitten"appro? refer the
determine a satestiai 
ensure implementation of the grant;
- pfoc?fe a: secure goods and-services for the activities (for in-kind grants);
monitOr the implementation and evaluate the impact of the grant activities;
and provide technical assistance to grantees as required.

    

   

 

   

InrkindiGrahts - The resources provided through grants-under contract are
seidom cash, OTI primarily offers in~kind support because it is an effective

that depe?ding'on a country_ -.
Leash geneas, adtances are;9??s? tests; 

      
          

  




r??cygiwh??d?e?6rf'f

 

   
  
 
  
 
 
     

.a 
5 type of rah response will -
ye Q?tiayeiinoiedi??jbiQCUrement managers and
Thus. when
a detailed

*1edg? bf the o?erating environment ihSide the ocuhtry and the human'
ur??srrequiredptcamahage-rapid response logistics:

   

 

 

 

 

.tff??g

-gFo?;in?ki?otha?ts;gt CentraQEOrwprocures"thengOds and Services themselves
andggives them to'the grantee.to exeoute their project. For example, if the']
grantee needs hotel Space for a workshop,-the contractor will pay the hetel'
n;diseotly;izf;thqurantep needs to distribute posters as part-of a peace i
find.and pay?the printer dir?CtlY for costs
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labym?_na? Ti E9 woik with a variety Of people, including non?~

3? . . . . ditighaliug?ip?p?r?59?$?t is? n- .. i

m' cashyt9.0rganizations lacking the
dd?f?ietratits and properly.

'i (g Allows the grante??to tapas on activities insteadtoffthe-burden of

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lOCalfcommuniti-eSaodfI 
?illeieenizatides:ir;i fig: a; . --. 
- L?hds itself to creative leveragingyand teensparencyt which can build. 
1: 
'?hie is genefelly more .- 


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validates the
es?l cal?paytnEks h??e_ihstead of t?e-finahcial reSources
?Hm. KID .cn_x

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agrahtee hosting reserves 

or terminate_the grant if OTI or the

'T2f?con?ra?tot rinse the grantee has net fulfilled the conditions outlined in the


 
  

'Fo: the ib?kihd mechahism_to work effectively, grantees and the contractor
and other 0T1 imp;emeoting'partners must collaborate closely to ensure the'
that the contractor provides are
fGET?afiSf??fofy quality and are reqUired schedule-

it ?2this ?deperetid? is the most

 

   

    
 
  
 
 
 

    

     

 



  

  
  

 
  
   

iselectio' 
it?ob? _m H_,mm; 
hes me as the; the grantee meet proyide_oTIfs_contraotor with sufficient
ni??0rm?tion to be able to commsnicate th03e_needs.clearly_to potential
example;imight be a description of
-the design concept for a poster, the Specifications for a computer, or the
soope of work for a consultant's contract. On certain occasions, the
contractor may ask a grantee_to meet directly with.potential vendors to
-3.impgoveftheir.onderstanding of the grantee'ssneeds.o 

 

Shoft TezmgT?chnical Assistance .. . . . 

With STTAf'the contraptor provides an expert to an organization or_government


- '55Th1' $11 likely ?drk in the orgaeize?ion or.90vernmeht -

 

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P. idea ?99 Fhe.n gacikiifi 

insseri.. gt?akbrs??izatia? ?hEitY'Oh?

,u . Hg. aam,. the aspert to help them?with.' owx'prerers that

part of a grant activity as-described above.

in rare occaSiOns, it may be a stand-alone activity. Note that this
program STTA does not include technical experts for OTI or the contractor,
fer?example a facilitator for a strategy planning session.

  

 
  
 

Training_ . . a .
. Training iS.an-activity.by which skills_or knowledge are-ampartedkteia group -
fa.f?f-

is the 935?; OTI:sroqramehave i 
Yb?th life aki?la 

      
 
       
  
  
 
 
 
  
  
    

 

get? f?rd?f355*1?F9

 

int is that Eh? former is
The ?d??f?cter may be fequihed to hire me -
.al; aha imhl?a?st th? training program 

CG ate limi?ed trainings (defined


 

 

 

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aT?iga?ggiVity?agp;i?S only; I
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E., as Hire _n

sametimes the only USAID- r-us Government presence in countries in
"tfansition} ineluding-those that are emerging from Crises or those where
nfq??er??gsa7GoVernment personnel have been evacuated.'In other instances, the

USAID ct other-v.5; Government capacity'to support 0.8. Government personnel
. in rapidly situations-may be limitedg-No costs can be incurred in

['SprOEt of GOVernment direct hire personnel, although the contractor may

;,maks lesisticslrarrahgements for them-.

    
 
 
   
  
    
   

 


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1 19?3h?9?#t??f the 

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96 and gay so} travel Xin?i?ding_loca11 and international
passports and
.VisaS)} 
9 3secure and support short?term technical assistance for and/or

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inje Which pOsitions USAZD believes are important
-Eton?_e?progyemfend53hail be considered key pesitions under the TaSk Order. In
'g?n?ralg past experiencerhas indicated that these key positions are_a subset
of the following positicns: Chief of Party, Deputy Chief of Party, Operations
.- Manager;_Projeot Development Officers, Program Analyst, Information and
Manager. The RFTOP statement of-work will
Specify the positions, descriptions and qualifications for_that specific task
order} In general (and as specified in_the statement 
.Gh?ef oi ?8?tvta9?ntractor? ate . . -
'wauhyitmi 
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:eentiactor is mainisin liegi?ity79f fundsr7
0 ed under the task t0

 

 
     

 
 

              

  
 

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is, CO 
?=co't rei?fursable has fr?m the

 

gene} and me thly_ ti?n59C??tsr The t?q?iremant 

filieuidity is ihqeeshd??t s: whether ori?ot afl?tt?: 0: credit is issued tar;

greets under contract portion of_a 
-. on the country and the speCific phase and 

.-maygconstitUte_100_percent of_these funds. 

'i Invoices and contractor "ill-traCk and
repert_the_detailed expenditures for both}

Coats a?dsf?eslk.330h'
?anciai ngma shall be
findi?ated Sheet df.th? T353 Order- 1?

  
 
 
   
 

     

 

IJIH J. iiahall_?e ppdeideg to the In ekceptionel-cases (such
very large tasx 9rders a: 8*Spiks 
issidhs?may be made more fteq?eht197thah-mbn?hl E?c? Sub?iSSiO??
..      Ito

-re?erence9 by actiVity membersi?rbm the ?ith the amcuntr and an: 
a -1?9?su??indide$?rie?ioh 9f the expense; wais includes eranxstinhdee?through?a
.5'igbe?t?rv?sicraqit?'rh ??ont I

    
 

 

 

   
  
 

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'f?f?opohersffor 511 (if there are 
quaantractor regularly will take into acoount
_,;f;actuagions in'the make corresponding?adeStments Obligafio?? ?nder Contract: In order:for OTI to be able to_reepond to country

f. ?TI'i?li "on the accuraoy_Of the_Aoriyi?y Section
16 funds,3Immediately
?h 9?449??i9n bi iQUd?hithe Shall update the.0TI
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u. -ro leferentgsources: _5 described in S?otion prOgrams
fiUhd?a?Wit?fdiff?r? 3 Of funds ?other tha?zTI)? Task order
_odifi?ati?ne may require separate accounting and invoioing of these funds,
JeepE?iallY for ?armark?d-fUnding, Congressional Supplementals, or non~US
contractor shall track the use of fund
.r2599ree91inzthe-OTI Activity Database-

  

Fi?a?oiaiy?udget: In addition, the contractor will provide budget information
and financial pipelines_before_each contract modification/incremental
.f?ndihgi at the ehd.Of each quatter fer-Usaloisjaccruals Exercise: and as

       
 
 
  
       

 

I 
'mh -9a?9 :nature design;.most
database.

 

    

 

       
 

. managihg the dayoto?day operation_of

en'sureacouratei complete, and up?to_
date the status of the program at any
'ooe_time, It is a windoW-On the program for OTI/Washington and other key
stakeholders 

Note that the databaee is a continuously evolving tool; OTI will provide
appropriate training in the Use and maintenance-of'the databaSe to the 100
. holders a Task order. ihe fields .
.. C??f??tlv available idithe database are; Activity Title; awardae, Statue




 
 
   



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.mgr 
consagpg_ostputs (including F.Indicators).


 

  

in Task-Orde ;Zthe contractor is responsible for
eay?'siday massgement of the Activity Database;,ensuring that the database
contains accurate{;complete; and-up-to?date infermation in accordance with
_the_protocols established by Specifically, the contractor is
pesponSible for maintaining an information management process that ensures
fj3the_qete_in the'database ensuring-that the'

with Changes in the program'?'

  

  

?ST-Toke? rewriting .requi'reine?tfs: {maintaining  mater ..copy'

 
 
 
 

md?fabase .9 ??rb'idine copies to the fieldsoffices (note that the .
?st each field Q?fis?l?ginstallinQ"

isle seeing a line 55 

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"kl? copies Of the ?ats (back end.ANt?yst?m 35f 311.cffi? Oh
?if sec Regional Security 
. ahq the IQCTO through the 
reg _ay he 5 to purchasep.license and_operete t?l?Communications
vehicle radios, satellite
'?gf??onesg?pbrtable.satellite internet access equipment; and establish and
telecommunications service contracts 
satellite news
"dditidn the ?betra?tor will be.expected-to prOVide country~
his Isidrmati?h system KGISI'r?fefen?e databases: reporting,
;witthSAID/OTIfs3WaShington technology office as
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pregtam (at the??
?elityifimplementation-and impact ef-

'_The contractor will-also work closely
mo? .nn.cc_? and report on UfSo'fOZEigh"aSSiStance indicators


   

  


Six?day work weeks, without premium pay, may be authorized by the C0 for
Specific Phases in the Task Order if required for effective implementation or

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mhe nu?b?rf?f? Qi11_5ei$peeified in.the.

n3 day; q?k week??eprcve1gi:??

     

      
  
  
    
    
    

 

 
 


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ned -n the?TaekIOfderg?adh
_h?pregram performance
E?reVieHSEE??huaifeb?t?aeter performance'reports;'a'finel evaluation; and an
may also conduct financial reviews_as needed. The
contractor will be expected to cooPerate with and contribute to these reviews
:and evaluations. TheSe are described below: - -

      

Initial Management/Financial Reviews' a. 
reServes the right_to Conduct,_and the contractor shall exp9ct.and
*s?ePOrt*a 

5" $9 Of T??k 923?: #6 

r? ??dlbibgfamrlai?Ti?.Pla?BTf'

   
 
        
 
  
 
  
  
  
  
 
      

 



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itb??h? needs cf the? 


- timeliness; and-accountability?

. 

by 
_;fWa?hi?gte: pri?? t6?pg?gramL?193eopgEJLT ..- -. .H .

 

   

        




- e?LSLibl?TIiwill else genduCt apnea; program that
by .
goalsg-and objectives; Progra? evaluations;
i?cludihg a final evaluation, which meaeure?prOgram_outcome_ahd impaCt;_Will
. I the ?9htr8?t9r*s program teamthe
feehpgee or 3 stated responsibilities and contreCterwsubmitted workplanei

      

 

 

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.agreements-reweed-men the" Regime

?gngifm. 


 

z??mipistrators.

 

g} ah; speCific marking instrUCtions or waivers from marking
b_ wereguiggmeh?s to the Contracting Officer; the original should be
.retaineerby the Contra?tor- I
-;D;2;~suunnarn6_

ileele at .1 1-2? 
v! .hdi?g? c: any 

        
 

 

    
 
 
   
 
  
  

     

 
 

   

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ah? - 

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:p q; acid._v Marki?q is not r?qeired on; 

used


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The centract9r_shall_deve10p a_broad branding implementation plan_(BIPy
and Marking Plan the_IQC tO'deSCribe how the program'deliverables
will be branded. The SIP shall_implement branding strategy for the
SWIFT Program_{unless speCified otherwise in a specific Task Order):

Support Which'ImplementS'E?st Transitions (SWIFT 
Breeding 3* 3.) 1: The branding.shall incorporate the?message that the-
1'8351?thnce is "from the Emerican Pedple and by 
must be displayed in:

  

   

   

 



     

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a .d pxqmotlonaL and informa
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iv:;Th? brandi?? may a?knowl?dq?;?ther Organizatio?s
T?=?d?om?dfa? partners of an ?v?ht or deliverable.

 
 

     
 

  
 

?iooal.pr0ducts; 

 



The MP shall enumefate all of the public commUnications; commodities,
infraStructUre projects, program materials, events, deliverables, and.other-
_ipems.thatuwill be marked with the USAID identity or_brand.



_ppsiieatiohsg web'o

.1'tcr Ea?h request sorttask.order proposals (RFTOPI under this Ioc'will requeSt--"~

 
   
  

 




ksi?ai "?r??tui?s may need tche.-rg


rants dbc?m??tati?n and all delivered

   

  
 
     

 

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.Ei?aicaa - 

 .52}2464575 REIMBURSEMENT APR 1984
.E.2 AND ACCEPTANCE.

.tsqruUSAID inspecticn.and acceptaHCe Of y-aI
evrgquired delix?rabk?s Or @?t?utb shall t?k? piac? at USAiDiWaShing?on or at -
any?ibth?e? iri's?tvig?g 33nd irep'grtsi- sand;_ I .-
  ..  'zia?Thsie' in.
,9 i?f gga?eg and adc?pt all services;
a; 1 -. -

           

 

 

     
  
  
 
 

   
 

 
         

ITOCT01 may inspect reports and required
if sp?cified in the v'T: - 

     

 

 

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INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

t?act.clauses pertinent_to this section are
Title: and Date) in .
g; 
'.Intra?t% see FAR 524252lef9 (an intern?t address (if





   
  
  
   
   
  
  
 
     

 
   

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s~ will?-lwd . eA0841939??

 

   

?m_i?ii? xii? nuiip? 
. 
tr fr ii??a??snuu it as?aia 

this contract is five (5) years from the
?g?fdatefof award Of the contraet.

. Although task orders may be issued at any time during this ordering
periodr.two_constrainte_apply to the period of performance for task orders.-
Of performance for a task order may not_go beyond three (3)
years_after the end of the.ordering period, Secondi_a TOCO may_no? award a_
task order for a period of_performance that goes mare than fire (5) years

- into the future at the time the Order_is either awarded or extended by

   

?leg. .?rqr;n ants Set forth for submiSSion of_reports_in'
I and and in at Progress -- . 
Shall Submit the follOwingideliverables or outputs

to the accordanCe with Section I: I

IQC Reporting Requirements
(1) Contents Of Periodic Progress Reports

. (1) Performance Monitoring Reports (PMRs). The Contractor
shall submit performance reports Summarizing progress of the
gmajor aptlyities in propeSS during the period in relation to the
"'jreguiremenpe of tne centract, indicating any problems
'ncouht?r?dL ensle?epesing?temedial actions as_appropriate. In

      

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., .er' Shall}

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athat .9 list lied from m??ei:e?fiVities thatiere'i? process.



Contractor'S'; 
-oppima1 performance: an update of which will be used as-part of

future award evaluations. PMRs shall also include information on
the-issuance and monitoring.Grants under Contracts (GUCS)
programs_as specified by the CTO.

 

I'f? ifiij.c??tractiFihanoial RepOrt,_ The contractor shall
financial report.including the following:

 
 
   

of Report Content:



order;

2;;gerxad a

   
 
 

  

     
 
  

   

 


:ge?tent the i gluae a short deseriptioe gr a?y a: the 
change? 51 J3?St,n :aSka?reexsrg*g? 

     
      

     
 

'iIHCrementelJiuhding:

Time extensions, 
gm. . (0) Change of CO and/or CTO,.and
'7 Completion of work;

The above reports shall be submitted within 30 days
of the March 31 and

"'?fi3?bt?mber430qzzf ..-

.g . ]?Ii?r The i
iQEeti?ied in-Sectio .G oi the Sch?oule,awhogwill rgrward the -

  

 

  



impair theJCentr??ter?? a?ility_to meet the-H
a; .

 



  
 
 


.h?twi??i?p?eified er the in.a task

.7- The centiactcr_sha11 be reeponsible'for_attendihg Semi?annual 
meetings with the CTO.

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of the
?umber; and



   


9a. of the
raps aggmipging the materi .. - -- u;

      



 

b?apr?parad onjnon*91055y'
and White or black
'print; Elaborate art Work, multi~Color printing, and expensive

bindings are not to be used. Whenever possible, pages_shall be-
printed on both'sides (see 

 

    

(i113.31g9gg5n;? formats snail b? submitfed'yith_the
-.s ca-x-a. - -.

     
  

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*H?ther act :special" 
Ii agzg_u?9k or datag?dmpr?SSiOh rpu?in?slsoftwar?.used fOr

 

and Briefing~
I I II I I (if Distfibution of Task Orders to Basic Contract CTO

copy of_aach_new task order.issued_under this IQC must
f'gj?; 1-;f be forwarded to_fhe CTO within one.week of receipt by the

-: 

      

   
 
 

 

t6 sf 
w-po?ti sf overseas Iwhi?hev?r i?;??fli?rr: Cohtra?tor personne1"
'Shall7b?i?th cdoperating 
2- 
the in? a byie ing is desired.
thiS- -
CTO 
Eeach an jpfovide co?i?a 9f any abdum?nts
?Lasherst?dl?f'?r' .- .

 
 

    
 
 

     

 

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- some df'?il Of the fOllOWing reports may be required in each task
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.. _lco?clsetfS?mi?ahnualfrePort six
t?he a??ef the a?ard of the Teak.order; 'Predise due
ela_lfi??haf?l the?aWardl3but7the reports will have Washington._which

and'major

proposed remedial actions. Depending
'?ffoo the timing of the EWard; Ehis report could be ihstead'Of the quarterly 
f?bbrf; will partner during 
the starteup_phase_qf the.project to'prOViderfinal guidance on this . 



   

 

 
  

 

  

Quarterlleeport 
a_c?n?ise quarterly report on or
rbe?ar' 15a and D??amher 15 9f eachsyear 
?'7f?liqwx?g the'i uanc?'of't?i 
H.WLJ-H budget__
.oblidat?dETCQ?hi?ctbi feeds obligated to
fuhd? disbyr?edlk summary of graatj _m
77 iff?pb??d?r?m?eial' .
'au:m 6f the $353 Greer; thiS could -
'Efdf?th#tfm6ht H. ?snxponxiwill-aeVelcp 
. during th? phase bf th nproject. ..
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It'_1y J- ii aP.-y 
be ore the 20th] eae? month followi the issuance of this task order. This

and major activities: funds

obligaped;and3disbufeedg Summary;of grant implementation and appraisal;
problems encOunteredfand_proposed remedial actions.

Weekly Report . . . 

a concise.weekly activity report on.or

ibeforei?onday'of'eaoh week following the issuance of this task order. The
this report will be Simple and informal and may include weekly

implementation and appraisal; fUnde obligated
Wand remedial actions.

  

     

 

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pa; r999: .;thinione?w?friwi*
n_ .- ., .. . ;.;Depeudine do the timing cf.this.i? 
;,repqp - ;t could take the place of the quarterly report and/or 
If$?O?tr but this will be onCe a reperting schedule is_-
-or?ated-with the partner during the report'will" 
summarize-the oeuntry situation; program highlights, achievements; and major
activities; funds Obligated and diabursed; summary of grant implementation
'and_appraisal; problems encountered and how they were rectified.

 
  

 
   
 

    

'49-suea?aaiscor1?3

pprOXimately'four per month draft one?page success stories to be submitted

The'contractOr will_each month

59;, $5 th?? SBIDXOTI n? to_fOur oneepage_summary
b3 aoeo?di?g?f?*?? tio?e provided by.the.

  

   

  
  

   
 

          
   
  
 

      

 
  



 

 

 

 
 
  
 
  


??i?wem?memeimm;n ..
inVoiced for,



      

1. fThe eo?treeiofeehali Submit reports to the CTO identified in the_task
task order'reporting schedule.

. 2f ;25 (asifii?sk Oga?rs may be.1ssued byicontr?ctingiotficers within the 
c: Seetiehipri .: 

-- 
7- Hwill be Cit?dibn,

   




 

 

aoea;.gsaw.i .Hx the aggregate toga; e: all taSkiorders-exceed
=53 ?hawthe Maximum Orderihg Limgtetio? aut?eriz?e order
6f ?dfk ?hd peoformance periods shall be within the scope-of work
'1 feed effeotive period o; thi outpace; -

 

 

 

 

    
 
 
  

.n . . .-i??luded in the cohtr?ct are

indiVidualTseOpes of work.
terms Qf_the_contract
at'
AABoio?aoain?ti?wrafficking 

             

All Statements of Work and estimated budgets for prospective Task
Orders must be cleared by the CTO for the Basic IQC.

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d- 0. ?ee? i? Certain casessnon~

of the
e? Z. 

I fie like tO centihue OTI-

   

 
   

;ih3th OTI.Office- . 

Offi??f? (includes E??cu?i??foffi?arel may? 52.? 
t?ek biders within their delegated authdrities to provide deSired 
?servicee Within'the Scope cf Section C. The Cognizant Technical?
Officer must review the prospective task order requirement or statement
of work (80W) and agree that it complies with the SOW_for the-basic contract
'before the.task order CO may begin-the fair opportunity'process. Task_0rder
negotiate and_administer task_orders_in'
Procedures set forth herein,.The TOGO must


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{xii an need ?ki?ts}iah& ??ekih?7?omp?ti?io?iwould result?
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capable at the level of quality
required_because the requirement is unique or highly specialized.

- f' The order must be iseued on a sole source order basis in the
becaQSefit is'a logical follow~on to
Order alreedyTissued?undef the_?ontract, provided that all aWardees
-Fwere'given,a fait'opportunity_to be_ccneidered for the-original order.

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if a?
_jillib?*re5p?nsib1eifor

.H_T?ion acgrperate

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.. 999 siwapastg?xperieh?e (if not-evaluated through

ed exaextise of empray?es; -

      
  
       

 

 

1(3) .AS currently required, the TOCTO submits the__
'scope of Work to the IQC GTO for review to determi?e if
their requirement falls_within the IQC.scope of work{

(B) CTO prevides

ICOrporate capability
information for the email bu3;n

to the TQCTO.

   


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he cotporate capability

f} written recommendation
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In.acCordance with Section 8.5 of-this contractr USAID may award a
ClaSSified task order under this contract. Because USAID participates in the
National Industrial Security Program {see and ADS the CTO and
CO must follow the procedures in ADS 56?, particularly the requirement to

inelude security Specifications in the Sta.
task.orderi . .

 

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teak efderfihfaatiaipatisn of,?
aer must'actually-be awarded, 
a" macaev?ra doin9330 is on the condition-that all'parties acknowledge and agree
. fthat ifbeS'dd not grant.an interim or final facility clearance in time,

   

   

      

I.the.CO?mustgaward the classified teak order to the contractor that is

selected through the fair opportunity procedures AND has the requisite
clearance.

  
 
    
   
 
  
 
 
  
   
   

clearly describe all_services to
Fed SQ the_full cost or.pric8 for
bliShsd when the Order-is. mi .-. -
?'?Withi? the varied of- 
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'd the eval?ation procedure; including the relative
Criteria. If the Selection
Q: 35? ;Pp ingormation Obtained from other than the contractor's
the must identify the other evaluation criteria. The
. _*e?aluationfmay be based_Solely on cost/price, but may aISo include one

"??orgmorejtechnical'factors such as cerp0rate experience; personnel, or
-&e1?vant past performaHCe (in other-contracts as.well as in earlier_
Q?d?i this cost.
. central; 02?06}. When
.making the final selection, ShOuld also consider the potential
. 

3x a they doiithayvmust Comply with the-page
If?fopOSaLSgdescribed'in Section Will not
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.Prgpesal from 9.95 contractor after 
        


same LP 
uj* Inc more rhea ragga {By-pages (page limit does not include

resumes; graphs;;or past performance information). The T0 CTO is
not authoriZed to undertake discussions or negotiations with the
contractors. After applying the evaantion criteria stated in the
request, the TO CTO drafts a brief memorandum to the TOCO

     
 

   

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andifi
3T0hrd8?m? it 
inef? 
Hum?. ht?ahPEeh gages (page limit doeS;
.N 
the Toco may a?k for a more
or coat) if needed, -

      

 

   

            
     

     

          
 

'4n?i?6r
no TIC

Far task orders estimated to be more than
In accordance with the general procedures in 
above,fthe TOGO-will request a_ta?k order propOSal from each
contractor. The TOCO may cse'the simplified procedure in 

*i?hi?pth?ofifp
  

    
   
  

m?sf i? ih? Withi? the number of
in the R?queSt for order.Proposa1.

 

be mace to the contractor for the cost to


prepare,

proposal.

7 
j, fhe Contfachf'mu$t not commehce work until authorized by the TOCO.

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. aragx gfii . n6 To hag the ?dt?ofity to .
the estimated
C9?91?t%9n date set f?f?h?thereih{ 9??Yi?9dithaiff; :3 - .

   


"=*completionsdat? s?t??orth-i? the took 

    

 

 

 

 

    

    

    

  

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?t?il ?e Permit ?v?lua Id? df'th?wimpaet on the
personnel Shall~b? made'by the Centractor

*the contracting offid? 

3 Teak shbuia iheiude the rdilbwing 

Source of Funds and Fiscal Data;
- Total Estimated Cost/Ceiling_Price;

.Obiigated.Amount (which shall constitute the maximum liability on
'_.Ibehalf cf the Government}; 
'.Statement of Performance Work Statement'tPWS) that

deliverables and results_tc


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Fufhis?eg Preperty, if any;.to be furnished EXPERIENCE 2004) (ACQUISITION AND ASSISTANCE 

26i?290413


to Deve10pment
information products
-. fwhich de??hib?k communicate Or Or?a?ize program/projeCt development
research, results
Information may
be ebt?ined free the cognizant Teshnical These-reports

reseemittsat;g; -,
trae? cemsletian; the centra?tor shall-submit 

 

       

  

"Rioffa115r??ert?f

_i and.i?formationiintellectual pronCts referenced in

(b)-Submissioh requirements. 
Distribution. At the same tine submission is
made to the the contractor shall submit, one copy each, of contract

reports and informationZintellectual products (referenced in paragraph 

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n.e?in 
1wai q;s- The title page off all reports and.'.
m_ pro uots shall inCIUde the Contractor 
office, the_publi?at10n or
isSuahce date of-the_documentg document title, author name(s), and strategic
_Objective er activity.title and associated number.? In addition; all
imaterials submitted in accOrdance with this clause shall have attached on a
separate cover sheet the name, organization, address, telephone number, fax
number, and Internet address of the submitting party, 
j_ :(ii)VThe report in_paper form Shall be prepared
[erap (pt?ferabiy and white Or 9f?+whitel using
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"by Citation Number ?Title? and;Da 



  
 
 
  

   

   
    

    

    
    
 

  
  

  
 


Chants: 1y-_Wq 
1998

   
  
   

 

 
 
 
 

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?1'3W?shingt?h? DC 20523a7100? 
Contracting'Officer: TBD

 

For Task Orders:

The Contracting Officer executing the individual Task Order will retain
oognizance_of contract administration'for that Task Order.

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will
be named in sepaiate legte: pa be-prOVided by the Contracting Officer.



. Each Task_0rder lesued~hereunder will indicate a CTO for that
particular order as designated by the Contracting Officer in a separate
designated CTO will 

responsible for technical oversight for
that-specific Task Order. .

 

 
 
     

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defined to incluae,

(1) Written directions to the Contractor which fill in details,

i'suggest'possible lines of inquiry, or otherwiSe facilitate completion
*ofiwork;

      

-. . Kay mne seatia?ta.g Officer; by ae?ar?te ;*?uthorizes -

?Ela?fully be taken by the Centrectih? Officer? easept=any astidn specifically



 
 
     
  
 

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.. . vihsbsotipns necessary in.
'bnnection;


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?tqjj7ff??ti??f5? naini?i? all liaison-and'direc? communications with the
'Contractor.s Written Communications with the Contractor and documents
"a all be signed as "CogniZant TechniCal Officer? with a Copy-furnished

t?f?he Contracting Officer.

I f'(4y lesue written interpretations_of technical requirements of


  
  
 
     
   
 
 
 
 
   

Monitor the contractorts predection or.performanCe progress


it t? its contrasting Officer incidents 9t faelty or.w

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.Hd gis not embaw?tea to agree any?
modifications.
9r.in anyiway; Obligate'the payment of maneygby the 
take any actiOn WhiCh may impaCt On the
ContraCt schedule, funds, scope or rate of utilization of LOE. All
contractual agreements, commitments, or modifications which involve

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the sole authority -.

.m a aqq 
"idlau in 

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aoticE'LIsTINs CONTRACT CLAUSES INCORPORATED BYTREFERENCE

The_following contract clauses pertinent to this section are
.. ?herebyfincorporated by reference {by Citation Number, Title, and Date) in
accordance with_the clause at FAR 1152.252?2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY
in Section I of this COntract. See FAR 52.252-2 for an internet
fer electronic accessi a the full text of a Clause, --

 
  
  
 
 
 
 


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whether the.
'75ihdividual?is?aniemployee or dependent. 
(3) The ContractOr's name, home office address, and telephone number,
including any after?hours emergency number and the name of.the
staff member having administrative responsibility
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and telephone'numberts) of.each individual's

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of the employee's base annual salary plus overseas
recruitment incentive, if any, which eXCeed the USAID Contractor Salary
Threshold (USAID CST) stated in USAID Automated Directives System (ADS)
Chapter 302 USAID Direct Contracting, must be approved in writing by the

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'quisaleh? 

_yfth??Ccn ractdfi r%m any individual salary or Wage,.

Officer, exCeed the 

wage,'or the highest rate of annual salary
or-wage reCeived during.any full year of the immediately preceding
'three (3) years.

   

(2) In addition, there is a ceiling on the reimbursable base
.,_salary or wage paid to personnel under the Contract equivalent to the
_.f_maximum annual salary rate specified_in section H.3'abdve unless an
advance written waiver ig'granted.by'the'USAID Precuremeht Exacutive 
2*riar ta charact*awa - 

  
 
  

 

 
  

 

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iaexcusable nonperformancet or -

. {security :easaas wi;L in nageyentabe;reimbursaacfor a period which_extends

a_ta raters him 0 his point of Origin by the-

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.. annual inerease'tinCludes promotiohal increase) of not more
.thanf5% percent may-be gra?ted.after the-employee's completion of eaCh_twelve
fme?th Peried 6f SQtiSia??cry services under the 
?iih?rea$es ?::anv kind ?x?eeding knees 
H137may belgrahtea only with the advance.written approval
_Uof thejcentractingaOfficerg' 71." - . .Q3 7-J. . v. - -


"Wages," and "Compensation" mean
the professional or technical services
rendered; any cf the.diiferentials er allowanCes_defined in the
.- clause bf thisscontiact?entit;?d ?Differenti?l? and AllowanCes".rAIDAR
-: includeS.

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.n clause in
.1 performadce'by'COntractor employees
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not have a Medevac service provider. Contractors must meet
this-requirement in the most efficient manner. .The following link is
prOVided as a courtesydob} ene ??thorized 
a? 
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I?fei??peeSible foh?furni??i?g all ioqistic
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m49er?ermit??hnicel?servicee; iusAID.reserveS'

eat proposed iedividuels to e?eere that_they have the required
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Advo?AEea authorizes a waiver (inf
S??orqan?e FAR Contxaetor from the

.n '*contrab would nOt be ingthe_odyarpment's inhereSt. When a

he .l?d?s that Hill-preclude the contractor from

furnisningg mpl?mEhtationUSer?iCeS; a Clause stating the preclusion will be



  

   

 

 



   

  
  
 

 

 

 

 

 
      

 


?wm. 4  .
IN AN EVALUATION REPORT WRITTEN BY THE CONTRACTOR. THIS
SUCH AWARDS MADE WITHIN 18 MONTHS OF USAID
THE-REPORT, unless the Head of the Contracting Activity, in
'consultation with Competition Advocate, authOrizes a waiver (in
accordance FAR 9.503) determining that preclusion of the Contractor from the
implementati?n work would_not be in the Government's interest.

 
    

3399? ANOTHER.

  

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the_p:ovision of reSouroes and support to,
With terrgrism} ?Itiis the.legal
freS?onSibility?o? the Contractor to Compli?nCe with these Executive
'?fOr??rS and laws; This provision most be included in all
this contract.

TO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
or any task'erder3 awarded'under it may-not be
conference fees-
'?or other Sengefenc? for any membez.of a foreign government's delegation
to an international conference Sponsored by a public.ihternational-

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THE CONTRACTOR AGREES THAT.

     
   
 
 
 
   

  


AS A PRIME ORV 

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on
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APPROVAL




Kinoorporated in-Seotion the contracting Officer
25v heraby brdVid?s prior Written abPrOVal"provid?dithat the 
the assignm?nt inindivi?uslsxoutsi the.. H-
1U. 


Section B): {The Contractor shall retain fer
ravelVCOnCurrencei?-' i 

 

   

     

       
  
  

 

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farsign taxes'aSSeSSed by a-foreign? .

foreign government separately} on commodity

at $500 or more finanCed with 0.8. fereign

'.?a?siStanoe funds under this agreement during the prior U.S. fiscal
year.

  
 

  

 

(5) Only foreign taxes assessed by the foreign government in
the country assistance is_to be reported. Foreign taxes
-by a third party'foreign goVernment are not.toube'reported; For
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TComulatiVe reports may be provided if the'
mOre than one program in a foreign
country.

Definitions. For purposes of this clause:

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It does
,wi ?Hfsales taxes .  I 3

  

to: USAID, Room 7.07?131, RRB,
31300 panagyavahia Avenue, NW, WhShington, DC 20523.
I The Contractor must include this reporting
requirement in all_applicable subcontracts, subgrants and other
- - -: ?Hi-u' 


  

ASSISTAHGE enhance

the tt?ihmen; ?f pgagrgm 99313 by 

?i??OEi?di??e?b?f?a?i??fi?h?a individuals

.n.?Wi h? i??bili?ie? in and 

issugs'of people
iil?ith dis??ilities bbt? within 9531? and in c?untriesr (3) to


and oth?r*d?nqrs in fdgtering ar-

?g?pl? with diS?bilitiBSF and (4J-to

or 99 1,.2r-

 
  
 

 

   

 

    
     
     
 
      

oq?d at 


that the contraqtor.not_discriminate

in_th?_implementation of USAID programs and

3 gthatfifimakej?very_eff?rt to comply with the objeptives Disability
_P6iicy in perfOrmihg this contraCt1 To that end and within the scepe of the

must demonstrate a comprehensive and

Children with disabilities.


. list constitutes the approved
"SPb?0nt#3?t??SEth?thh Con?r3?t:9" - 

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f??fe?te?ii$hingzsele?tion criter
3' . grant recipients_and grant activities,'

 

   
    

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669e, TJYS Agreements. 
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.-H, .ures to be ?gr??d hpoh?betg??n 

eV'lv - - 'grants under contracts to local,

I: nationaif?overnment organizations (and parastatals}, up to $100,000 with only

dTIiapprevai.and over $100,000 per procedures_to be agreed upon between
and 

regional and

There is no limitation on grant awards to non-0.3. organizations unless
a fixed'obligation grant is_executed in whiCh case the ceiling is 
-. Grents to nenfuxsecdrganiiation$*may be ?xecuted.up 
 
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Ce treeting oggiqer for
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tim?2??r the gr?htee to smeit_a

end egfficie?t time for the contractOr to
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ID wi begih iSSUing ?smart card?
- i i, .,ino_ifj usiheyajphaa?d.apbt?achk Effective 06tober327.
?ew ?smart?card?bib3Fto new'contractors {and-

USAID will begin
existihq 
"ff?c??tf?th {employeesi these_
. (*ei?v??ions where an existingiqontractor .. . .
damages hie/her 27!
n; (or co?tractor employee}
_jmwould??eed?tcjfoljow_ processes deseribed below! and be isSUed one of

   
  

     

 

 
  

          
    
  
 
  
 
   
  

a {personal service contractor

.may replaCement)
gtoj SAID facilities. or logicel'eccess to

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identity or

_?tufh eh? is ?ed boiiding'aCceSS ID and remote authentication
indiVidual?s employment with
H._on seetsr er completiOh ef'the contrast, whichever occurs first.

   

 

.The_contractor must comply with all applicable and PIV procedures, as
described above, and any'subsequent USAID or government~wide and PIV
procedures/pelicies, including any Subsequent related USAID General Notices,
Office of scourity Directives System (ADS) policy
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b? centracti?? Offices; 

 

 

tbfg?cl?d? Ci? 3% Io an? subcb?ti?cts that-

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(Mar Submiuad; or By separate halter or Iofegmrn which incIudes a reference to 1m: aolirzitallou numbms. FAILURE OF YOUR AC-
KNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO Tl IE HOUR AND DATE. SPECIFIED MAY
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ISSUEDBY CODE IAWHISTEHEDBY CODE  
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IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACTIORDER NO. A8 DESCRIBED 1N ITEM 14.

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THE PURPOSE 0? THIS IS T0 ORANGE REFERENCES TO THE CTO TO REFERENCES TO THE COTR,
INCORPORATE BY REFERENCE E-VERIFICATIGN THE COHPETITION IN SUECONTRACTING CLAUSE IN SECTION I
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HERE CONTINURTION PAGE-

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CONTINUATION PAGE ?3 3 0" 2
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3. WIDE AND INSERT IN LIEU THEREOF

4. IN SECTION I - CONTRACT CLRUSE, ADD THE: FOLLOWING CLAUSES:
TITLE DATE
EMPLOYMENT ELXGIBIITY VERIFICATION JAN 2009
52.244?5 IN SURCOHTRACTIHG DEC 3996

ALI: OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS REE-IAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT.

 

 

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11. THIS mam QNLY Aprgues TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIQEIE:

:3 The above numbered af?idtalinn Is amended 35 an! Iodh In Item 14. The hour and date speci?ed I'm of O'Hara #_Hs extended. n01 (?gamma
Dims must ?aunt-wedge {8601;}! 0! Ellis pIIur to the hour and (16:13 specmad In Ina uniic?'lalion as amendau? by am, of tho {oi?owing main?dd;
By name. 3 and 15. and :clurnEng copies 0! ma amendment By acknowledgmg of Ihls nmendmani on each copy 01 Hm
after subn'?ltcd: 0! By separate ianm or lemoram lnctudes a Iafemnca to the snlic?al?on and amendment numbers, FAILURE OF YOUR 
TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY
RESULT IN REJECTIGN OF YOUR OFFER. if by virtue of ?115 amendment you desIm to change! an oflar aheady submistud, such change: may he: maria
by {elagram or letter. ptovidw each magnum or letter makes reference to me sollc'Itr-Ilicm and {his amendmong and Is renewed pnor 10 gm: openmg hem
and 6319 snaci?ed.
52 ACCOUNTWQ AND DATA ?mum-?3,

 

(Jar: blind. Mittens} 
13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTSIORDERS,
IT MODIFIES THE DESCRIBED IN ITEMHLIIL

 

 

 

 

 

 

IA THIS CHANGE ORDER IS FUHSUMII It). m: CILUIGES tiff 14 Hit MADE we (mariner OHDFH no in ITEH me.
It! ABOVE IS Inc-Burma YO ?names Ir?sn {ha-19m an ctr-.m. apampmt-on 
sEr maIEu H. PLHSUIHI 10 mt. or FAR 43 math}
it: 18-3 (-UDPLEUUIML AONEEMCHY IS Imo punsmm 10 or.
(Sctb?rh-po?n-?odfamm amnacmln For-2 iqn nsai stance Act. of 1961. an amended

E. IMPORTANT: Contractsreamed 10 sign ?113 cacmnant and mlum cowes Io Ihu issuing oi?ce.

 

OF [Gavan-'0? by UCF net-on maniacs, 1009'qu name: rum?)

THE PURFOSE THIS MODIFICATION IS TO POPULATION PLANHIHG 
?Df}?i IN SECTION I CONTRACT. THE: CHFIPIGES hill-1 hf} 

*3 SB HUIIT I PAGE-

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15A mu: MID (MIG) It: mm: mm. mmcen mm a: 

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AMENDMENT OF SOLISITATIONIMODIFICATION OF CONTRACT 
CONWNUAWONPAGE vo2or2

 

 

 

 

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Ill SECTION 1 CONTRACT CLAUSE, ADD THE FOLLOWING CLAUSE:
752.1101 Voluntary vopulatiun Planning Activitinn.
to: Insert the following clause 1n ul} solicitations and contracts:

VOLUNTARY POPULATION ACTIVITIES 20081

Requirement? (Or Voluntary sterilization Program. ?one of 1ha funds made avai}ahlu under this Contract
shall he uaud to pay for the performance of an a method of family pidnning or tu
coerce 0: provide any financial incentive to any individual to practice naurilization.

Prohibition on Abortion?Rejatad Acnivitins.

Ho runds made available under this controcL will he used to f:nancn. suppurL. or he
attzibutod to the following activities: ti} precurement or distribution of equipment intended to he
?99? far the 0f inducan abortions an a method of family planning; {it} special fees or
incontivvn to any person to coerce or moLivate them to havn abortnons: Iii}: payments to persons to
perform ahorliuna or no solicit persons to undergo abnrtions; {xv} information, education.
training. or communication programa that seek to promote abortion as a mathcd of famiiy p}anninq:
and [v1 iobhying or against abortion. The Larm ?motivate?. as it reiatua to family plannan
assistanCe. ahnll non be construed Lo prohibit the provislnn. consistent with zonal iaw, o!
informaLion or counseling shunt all pregnancy opLians.

{21 No funds made available und?r contract will be used Ln pay far any biomedical research which
relates, in whole or in part. to mchh?ds of. or performance of, abortxons or invoiuntary
storilinatzona as a means of family Epidemiologic or :eauarch CO a5$ess the
1ncjdencu, extent or Consequences of abortions is not 

The cont(act0z aha}! insert this pxovision in all subconkractu.
[End of clause)

ALL OTHER TERI-115 ANT) COINIHTIOHR REMAIN In FULL ETHICS AND EFFECT.

 

 

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p1" (32/  Su- ?Inuit; um" r-unmup.

6. ISSUED BY CODE 7. 133? Hill THAN A) com-s I

us Agency for SAME AS ISSUFD [w 

Of?ce nf Acquisitkm am! Assismnm
SA-IM [Emmi 
mm Pcnusyivmlin Awnuc. NW
Vu?nshillglun, Di.) 20523-7101

 

 



a. NAMES AND ADDRESS OF (Na. 3mm. ?are, and Zr}: (ht/v} 9A. AMENDMENT OF NU
Inzea'nalic'mal inc.
Street, I
\Vashinglon. DC 20006 98 H)

 

  

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119$ . .. 

CODE: Fatal-l?. DATED 

 

 

 

I I. TI ?3 UNI A AAHCNIMJ 0F 
Tin: uhm'c numbered, solicitation i=7 amended ?gs-"Sc: forth In stem '1'th hum and magi-pt is extended IS extended

 

 

 

 

must acknowledge receipt nr?ilns :mIL-mimum91m! the hnm? and dam: Spa-Him! in lhn: snliciluhml amwmicd by one of the mthme

items 8 um} l5, mu} {cunning}. 01' the Hy oi?mis m: ouch copy of

the offer submitted; a! By scpmalu or telegram which A reference {0 the and YOUR
T0815 RECIHVIED AT ?3 PLACE FOR THE OFFERS PRIOR TO HOUR AND lfbVi?F-L MAY
RESULT IN YOUR Ol-?l?l-TR. If by (Wilma you tit-sire to change an submitted, such change. maly he [mule by Icicgmm ur
provided each telegram 31mch reference 1111151 suiici!a5!_jp__1_l__ and this and is wee-wed 

AND (Uneamma - 

 

 

 

?i'llih? APPLIES ONLY I'll? 
hl?llilt'll?'i 'l Ill-I AS IN i'i'l'la?? 
A, THIS CI (JRDIER IS similm-JU'} ?l I Hi IANGFS SF: i" FORTH 1N IN 
ORDER ND. ITEM IOA.

 

 

a H. If?: AUUVF. IS NEUDIFIED TO TI ?3 (such as change: paying u?icv.
dam NO.) FORTH IN l'I'iih-I [-36 T0 AUTI IUIUTY FAR 43,??3 

 

{3 (I. IS ENTER A1 

 

D. mmfg'?uahrm mid rnr?mrfb'}
foreign Assistance Act HF 16:. i m; umumh?ll

 

 

 

 

Ii. NT: CUIHIMIIJI is NOT 55 n-qninrd in Sign this :incumcm um! uclum topics In the. issuing of?ce.

 

i 1 65:31:?!  Uth 5731?!th I'IC'i-Hiingm which which: lmsihlc

The pm?pu?c nf?lhis modi?cation is the ?Unfunded Linc flu-m" in (HA/ms.

as pmvidvd hack), a? and condiliuns ut?ihu ducumml rcl?urum-cd an item 9A or Hm. HS changed. remains unchanged and lilil fume and cl'liccl.

 

 

 

 

 

NAME AND TITLE 16A NAME AND l'l?Hi L?t 
Mark 
151i 35C 3613 OF AMERICA 16C 
,H?w-El? Cf?  SKINH?Wm-"9 Fi? 3 A

 

 

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l'r't'vitms I-leilitm [Intimile i?rvsm'llu?d (35A (48 (TR) 5.3.24

 

 

      

 

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3 I
 OF SOLJCIITATI 

 

 

 

 

2 ARE?i?im?aN'UMt'mwu?A?i?mN N0 3. 4. 11mg. NO 5. NO. wuppumhrc)
115 January H. '20! 3 1 4100! i .3

(I IHSLIIJJ BY CODE T. OTHER THAN ITEM 6) CODE

1] 3 Annie)! I'm- SAME AS ISSI liil') BY

n: Acmnsuum and 

MN Sex-~14 5% 
I ?it! Avnmc. NW
Eii?lingf?lh 29523-3?i?}

 

 

 

NAME. AND ADDRESS OF (Nth. Sn't?t?r, (harm: .?fmro. mu." 2w {Eula} 9A. Si 3  .if?l'l?A i JUN NU.
(I'lutumnic'x international Inc.
Stu'cl. 
\Vusltin?ulml. m: 20mm 9? 

U.S.C. 6103  

HJA. MODIFICATION ND.
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II. THIS ONLY A TO 
nimw' snliciintinn is as set forth in item H. The hour and dale. for receipt nffJI'ft-Is.  is is not enema-H.? _n 

 

 

 

Ofl?ms mm! rutcipi nfihis :nmmimcnt pn'm' to the lmur and date speci?ed in the solicimn?an as amended by mu: ni'llm fulluwing 

(11} By L?ompluting items 8' and IS. and {chiming copies of the acknn?ML-dging {Ci??fipt nf'zhis amendment on copy (if

nl'l'CI Hy 1mm: 01? {ck-gram inniudc? a mfcu?ncc 1-.) the suiirilaihm uml mnumimunl FAN .1 Ul' 1R

PinuhfiiN'l' A 1' AUI- FUR 'I'iil'I {317 PRIOR TO THE-Z HOUR AND HAY
[Ulhl 1N YOUR vim?: 01' :his 3km tu yhungc an offer uh'umiy snhmilircl, 5m I: change may be maric by um 
?125mm 1cm! Mikes term-W 151.1319 if 99131 $9.13. angle?: $119392!

 

 

 

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13. THIS ONLY TU 01" 
ML. AS IN ITEM 1ISSUED T0: 'i I Hi CHANGES FORTH IN ITEM 14 MADE IN Till: 
ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

 

 

H. THE ABOVE NUM liliRliL?l ES hu'n'nw?n TO AUNHNIQTRA (sud; us (hunger in fun-mg (glint
 uppity): mun? (fan: (to i IN l?i'lih?t l4. T0 HE ANTI OF FAR 43,303 

 

1" 'I'Hih? EMFHTAL IS ENTERED ms: FANT 'H'i 

 

 I). 01?! {we 
I?mcigu Assistance Ac! 91' 1961. as amended

 

 

If. {?m?ractnl  '5 NOT 

is rcquinnl to ?sh ibis :Im?umrnl null cupius *0 1th; i?um}! rll'l'?iignnizcll hy scrum} bindings. mchulmg -
he pnumsu lit-mlilil'uli-m is in make :1 
Hun lg. mis. rmuiil'u'aiirm. Il:r xpt'ra?c rimngc is. 

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A. i? 1? KEY PERSONNEL. deli-1L1. in its vnliu?ly. and Inserl in Imn tin-11:11:.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.i (if? 5 -
flixt?npl us [Hm-1(ch lauu'n, at! imam um} cumlilmm heretofore changed. remains and in]! {awe amt mm
15A AND TITLE 
 
Eli (ION 1615mum75"? ?3"an FORM (REV?Trish] 

l?nwimrs Haliliml I?rnn'ihnl by USA FAR (-18 CFR) 53.24