The Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons is dedicated to the global eradication of human trafficking through a multifaceted approach involving international affairs, law enforcement capacity building, and victim support. Its strategic priorities center on the protection of vulnerable populations, specifically through holistic child victim support and the strengthening of prosecution capabilities.
Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. It currently has 19 open contract opportunities.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
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The Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons is dedicated to the global eradication of human trafficking through a multifaceted approach involving international affairs, law enforcement capacity building, and victim support. Its strategic priorities center on the protection of vulnerable popu...
The Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons is dedicated to the global eradication of human trafficking through a multifaceted approach involving international affairs, law enforcement capacity building, and victim support. Its strategic priorities center on the protection of vulnerable populations, specifically through holistic child victim support and the strengthening of prosecution capabilities. The agency focuses on implementing comprehensive anti-trafficking initiatives that integrate public awareness campaigns, law enforcement training, and the coordination of local non-governmental organizations to ensure a cohesive response to trafficking in persons.
Procurement patterns emphasize a heavy reliance on professional, scientific, and technical services. The agency frequently procures Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL) services to assess program efficacy and develop data analysis systems. There is a consistent requirement for specialized consulting, including legal services, administrative management, and the facilitation of co-creation workshops for implementation planning. The agency primarily utilizes subcontracting vehicles to execute these specialized tasks.
Industry preferences are concentrated in NAICS categories related to international affairs, social science research, and grantmaking foundations. The agency targets vendors capable of providing high-level technical assistance, ranging from professional development training to the management of community food services and elderly care. Vendor relationships are characterized by a preference for organizations that can bridge the gap between high-level policy and local implementation, particularly those with expertise in NGO coordination and international program management.
The agency operates as a specialized office within the Department of State, focusing on international program implementation and the coordination of local partners. Its organizational scope is global, utilizing a variety of professional service contracts and subcontracts to deploy resources across different geographic regions to combat trafficking.
Recent Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons Contracts
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Senate-confirmed and senior-executive posts at Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons and its sub-agencies, as published in the OPM Plum Book. These are leadership positions, not total employees.
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Recent Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons Contracts
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