HIV Prevention and Treatment Program Implementation

The contract seeks to design and deliver comprehensive HIV prevention, testing, and treatment services targeting key populations across Central America, with a strong emphasis on integration into existing national health systems to ensure sustainability and scalability. The program will prioritize local ownership by building the capacity of community-based organizations and public health entities, fostering partnerships that enable long-term program continuity beyond external support. Services must be culturally appropriate, evidence-based, and tailored to the specific needs of populations most vulnerable to HIV, including but not limited to men who have sex with men, sex workers, transgender individuals, and people who inject drugs. Deliverables include the development and implementation of service delivery models that align with regional public health priorities, data collection and reporting mechanisms to monitor outcomes, and strategies to strengthen health system resilience. All activities must comply with global best practices and local regulatory frameworks while promoting equitable access and reducing stigma. The subcontract is open to qualified organizations capable of executing complex public health initiatives in fragile or under-resourced settings, with a deadline for responses set for August 31, 2026, under the NAICS code 621999 for other miscellaneous ambulatory health care services. The contracting agency is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention under the Department of Health and Human Services, though no specific office address or point of contact is provided in the posted details.