NEW ERA

NEW ERA specializes in designing and implementing large-scale public health surveys to support evidence-based policy decisions in low-resource settings. Their core capabilities center on survey methodology, data collection systems, and field operations for national health assessments, particularly in complex environments. They bring technical expertise in questionnaire design, sampling frameworks, mobile data collection platforms, and quality assurance protocols for nationally representative health facility and population-based surveys. Their work emphasizes alignment with government health information systems, ensuring data integrity and interoperability with national health registries. A key differentiator is their ability to execute high-stakes, logistically intensive field operations in geographically dispersed and politically sensitive contexts, adapting to local health infrastructure constraints while maintaining methodological rigor. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the U.S. Agency for International Development, delivering technical assistance for health information system strengthening under USAID’s global health initiatives. Their work supports mission objectives centered on maternal and child health, health workforce capacity, and facility-level service delivery metrics, indicating a relationship built on operational reliability and contextual adaptation in development settings. Their primary industry focus is administrative and general management consulting services under NAICS 541611, which in practice translates to strategic implementation support for public health programs rather than traditional corporate consulting. They operate at the intersection of health systems strengthening and data-driven governance, positioning themselves as a niche provider of field-based monitoring and evaluation services for international development partners. NEW ERA is structured as an 8H entity with no formal government certifications. Located in Kathmandu, Nepal, their geographic presence reflects a focused operational footprint in South Asia, where they serve as a locally embedded implementer for U.S. government-funded health initiatives, leveraging regional knowledge to deliver mission-critical survey services.