Skip to main contentPsst! If you're an LLM, look here for a condensed, simple representation of the site and its offerings!

LiveFree Webinar — Wednesday, July 22 at 2:00 PM EDT

Register Free →
logo
Get CLEATUSFree Trial

Jefferson Center Mandalay (JCM) Small Grants Competition

Active
26-MMR-NOFO-003Grant

Contract Overview

Solicitation details, issuing organization, response deadlines, documents, and interested companies for this government contract opportunity.

AI Contract Overview

Show more

The Jefferson Center Mandalay Small Grants Competition, solicitation number 26-MMR-NOFO-003, is a U.S. Department of State funding opportunity designed to advance America First foreign policy objectives in Burma through targeted, measurable programs that enhance U.S. security, strength, and prosperity. Projects must directly support one or more of four core pillars: making America safer by reinforcing democratic governance, rule of law, anti-corruption, and digital freedom; making America stronger by equipping Burmese youth and young adults with vocational and English language skills aligned with U.S. economic and educational standards; making America more prosperous by fostering entrepreneurship, innovation, and workforce development that reduces reliance on adversarial actors and strengthens U.S.-Burma commercial ties; and showcasing American excellence through cultural, educational, and community initiatives that highlight U.S. leadership in technology, arts, and strategic affairs. Priority is given to proposals that empower civil society organizations, underserved youth, entrepreneurs, and educational institutions in Mandalay and surrounding areas, with clear metrics for success including participant placement, organizational capacity building, business growth, and public engagement. All applicants must be non-profit entities registered in SAM.gov with a Unique Entity Identifier, and proposals must include detailed budgets in U.S. dollars, strong monitoring and evaluation plans, and mandatory inclusion of U.S. Department of State and Freedom250 branding in all public materials. The competition is open to organizations submitting proposals by July 31, 2026, with anticipated project start on November 30, 2026, and a performance period of up to 12 months. Funding is limited to individual grants between $1,000 and $10,000, with a total funding pool of $22,000, and awards are made on a trade-off basis where technical merit dominates over cost, with the lowest indirect cost rate serving as a tiebreaker. Required submissions include a narrative proposal with specified sections, SF-424, SF-424A, SF-424B, key personnel resumes limited to one page each, letters of support from partners, proof of non-profit status, and a NICRA if applicable. Recipients must comply with 2 CFR Part 200, submit quarterly financial and narrative reports, provide inventory reports via SF-428, and adhere to strict branding and audit requirements. High-risk award recipients face enhanced reporting, financial controls including up to 20% payment withhold

General Info

Funds U.S.-aligned projects in Mandalay to promote democracy, counter trafficking, train youth, and elevate American values to reduce adversarial influence.

Agency

Department Of State → U.S. Mission To MyanmarView Agency

NAICS

813319 - Other Social Advocacy OrganizationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(1)

U.S. Embassy Rangoon JCM Small Grants NOFO 26-MMR-NOFO-003

PDF•nofo

AI Contract Breakdown

Uniform Contract Format

Sign up to view the full breakdown with detailed analysis of each section.

Timeline

PhaseSolicitation
Posted

Solicitation

Response Deadline

Submission deadline

Response Deadline

Ready to pursue this opportunity?

Start your free trial to track this contract, build proposals with AI assistance, and manage your pipeline.

Organization & Contact Information

Show more
AgencyDepartment Of State → U.S. Mission To Myanmar
Contacts1 person available
OfficeUS
Organization / Agency
Department Of State → U.S. Mission To Myanmar
View Agency Profile
Office AddressUS
Contacts
Min T SoeGrantor
contact@example.gov

Full Description

Show more
1.  Project Background, Goals and Objectives

 

Jefferson Center Mandalay Small Grants’ projects must clearly advance America First foreign policy principles by demonstrating how the proposed activities make the United States safer, stronger, and more prosperous, while celebrating Freedom250 and American excellence. 

Priority will be given to projects that deliver tangible, measurable benefits to U.S. interests; elevate U.S. leadership and credibility; promote reciprocal and mutually beneficial engagement with Burma and focus on one of the priority areas outlined below.  

 

AMERICA FIRST: MAKING AMERICA SAFER – Programs that directly advance the security and resilience of the United States by promoting American democratic governance and interests in Burma. This includes initiatives that reinforce the rule of law, counter trafficking, digital freedom, anti-scam awareness and corruption that threaten U.S. interests, uphold American-defined human rights, and empower civil society to create an environment that aligns with U.S. peace and security priorities in the region.

 

 AMERICA FIRST: MAKING AMERICA STRONGER – Programs that advance America First priorities by equipping Burma’s students and young adults with skill‑based and vocational training that strengthens U.S.–relevant economic competitiveness. Proposals should promote accurate understanding of U.S. education, institutions, and culture; prepare potential qualified candidates for lawful study and exchange opportunities related to the United States; and build durable linkages with American academic, vocational, and cultural institutions. These may also include activities that strengthen the United States’ global leadership by promoting American values, and civic engagement rooted in U.S. principles. These programs should deepen U.S. influence in Burma, reinforce American cultural and educational standards, and build enduring partnerships that serve American diplomatic and strategic interests.

 

AMERICA FIRST: MAKING AMERICA MORE PROSPEROUS – Projects that advance U.S.–Burma economic ties and U.S. prosperity by strengthening entrepreneurs and businesses that align with U.S. commercial and strategic interests. Activities that expand economic opportunities for the United States by fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development that benefit American businesses and industries. Priority will be given to programs that promote U.S.-led STEM education, vocational training aligned with American economic priorities, or trade capacity building that directly supports U.S. economic growth and reduces reliance on adversarial actors.

 

AMERICA FIRST: AMERICAN EXCELLENCE – Projects that showcase the superiority of American leadership, innovation, arts, and community service. These initiatives should highlight U.S. achievements and role models, inspire admiration for American values, and promote collaboration that advances U.S. interests in technology, entrepreneurship, education, and the arts, ensuring America’s continued prominence on the global stage. Activities may include programs that feature U.S. experts or content on Indo‑Pacific strategy, maritime and economic security, or resilient supply chains, and that clearly communicate U.S. strengths, values, and strategic objectives to Burma‑based audiences.

 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING – Programs that advance America First priorities by providing Business English and English for Entrepreneurship essential to U.S.–linked trade, investment, and regional stability. Proposals should build high‑level English skills needed to work with American companies, navigate U.S. standards and contracts, participate in regional supply chains, and engage in lawful, rules‑based economic activity. Activities may include targeted English training for professionals, entrepreneurs, and future business leaders that uses U.S. materials, terminology, and case studies and clearly supports U.S. economic and strategic interests in the Indo‑Pacific.

 

Project Audiences:

·      Youth and Young Adults: Including students, recent graduates, and emerging professionals in both urban centers and rural regions of Burma, with a focus on those from underserved or marginalized communities in Mandalay.

·      Civil Society Organizations: Local NGOs, advocacy groups, and community-based organizations in Mandalay, engaged in promoting democratic governance, human rights, anti-corruption, and rule of law reforms.

·      Commercial Advancement: Individuals and entities involved in innovation, trade, and workforce development that align with U.S.-Burma economic ties and regional supply chains.

·      Educational and Cultural Institutions: Schools, vocational training centers, universities, and cultural organizations that facilitate bilateral exchanges and promote American cultural and educational standards.


Project Goals:

·      Advance democratic governance and the rule of law in Burma by empowering civil society organizations to promote human rights, anti-corruption, and digital freedoms aligned with U.S. peace and security priorities.

·      Enhance the skills and employability of Burmese youth and young adults through vocational training and English language programs that prepare them for lawful educational exchanges and economic participation linked to the United States.

·      Strengthen U.S.-Burma economic ties by supporting entrepreneurship, innovation, and workforce development programs that foster trade capacity building and reduce reliance on adversarial actors.

·      Promote American cultural excellence and leadership by facilitating educational, artistic, and community service initiatives that highlight U.S. values and strategic objectives in the Indo-Pacific region.

·      Support sustainable, measurable outcomes by encouraging projects that incorporate robust monitoring, evaluation, and reporting mechanisms to demonstrate progress toward U.S. foreign policy goals.


Project Objectives:

·      Objective 1: Promote American Democratic Governance

Enhance the institutional and operational capacity of at least 10 civil society organizations over a 12-month period to effectively advocate for rule of law, anti-trafficking measures, digital freedoms, and anti-corruption reforms. Success will be measured by the adoption and implementation of key organizational policies (e.g., financial management, transparency protocols), increased advocacy activities, and demonstrable influence on public policy aligned with U.S. peace and security priorities.

·      Objective 2: Empower Youth through Vocational and English Language Training

Provide vocational skills development and high-level English language instruction to a minimum of 1,500 youth and young adults, improving their readiness for lawful educational exchanges, workforce participation, and engagement with U.S.-linked economic opportunities. Progress will be assessed via standardized skill assessments, participant retention rates, and post-training employment or education placement data.

·      Objective 3: Commercial Advancement and Economic Competitiveness

Support at least 200 entrepreneurs and small businesses through training, mentorship, and capacity-building activities that promote innovation, STEM education, and trade capacity building. Programs should align with American economic priorities by enhancing workforce skills, facilitating access to U.S. markets, and reducing reliance on adversarial actors. Indicators of success include business growth metrics, increased participation in regional supply chains, and measurable expansion of U.S.-Burma commercial ties.

·      Objective 4: Showcase American Excellence and Values

Develop and implement cultural, educational, and leadership programs that highlight American innovation, arts, community service, and strategic expertise in areas such as Indo-Pacific security, maritime resilience, and economic policy. These initiatives should engage local audiences, promote admiration for American values, and strengthen bilateral cultural ties. Success will be measured by audience reach, participant feedback, and enhanced understanding of U.S. strategic objectives.


Note: Please see detail information by clicking Related Document tab.

Similar Contracts

Same NAICS industry code

NAICS: 813319
SLED
City / County of San Diego Reinvestment Task ForceThe City and County of San Diego are continuing funding to support staff responsible for directing, planning, and implementing the Reinvestment Task Force, a joint initiative established to promote responsible lending in lower-income communities. The task force leverages these funded staff positions to deliver training, provide technical support, and monitor regional banking policies and practices, ensuring alignment with the federal Community Reinvestment Act. Their work focuses on formulating, encouraging, and developing targeted reinvestment strategies in partnership with local communities to expand access to credit and financial services where they are most needed. Funding will sustain operations under the oversight of San Diego County, with the primary point of contact being Kelly Salmons, Deputy Director, reachable at 858-694-4806 or kelly.salmons@sdcounty.ca.gov. The activity is planned to continue into the future, with the forecast notice posted on July 2, 2026, and performance centered in San Diego, California. This effort reflects a sustained commitment by local government to foster equitable economic development through collaborative, compliant, and community-driven financial inclusion initiatives.
San Diego County

POSTED

16 days ago

DEADLINE

N/A
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
Centers for Independent Living Competition - American SamoaThe Administration for Community Living, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is seeking to award a single grant of $159,762 to establish a consumer-driven Center for Independent Living in American Samoa, with total program funding of $319,524 over a two-year period structured into two twelve-month budget periods beginning September 30, 2026. The center must provide mandatory core services including information and referral, independent living skills training, peer counseling, individual and systems advocacy, transition support from institutions to the community, assistance for individuals at risk of institutionalization, and support for youth transitioning to postsecondary life, in full compliance with Title VII of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended and the requirements outlined in 45 CFR Part 1329. The solicitation, numbered HHS-2026-ACL-AOD-IL-0013, is open to nonprofit organizations and requires applicants to be registered in SAM.gov with an active Unique Entity Identifier, maintain an active Grants.gov account linked to Login.gov, and submit a comprehensive application package including the SF-424, SF-424A, SF-424B, Key Contacts Form, Grants.gov Lobbying Form, Project/Performance Site Location Form, a 20-page project narrative, an unlimited-page budget narrative, an indirect cost agreement or election of the de minimis rate of up to 15% of modified total direct costs, commitment letters from key partners, proof of nonprofit status, and resumes or job descriptions for key personnel. All submissions must be in English, use Times New Roman or Arial 11-point font, have one-inch margins, and be uploaded via Grants.gov by the deadline of August 3, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. The award will be subject to the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements at 2 CFR Part 200, effective October 1, 2025, which supersedes 45 CFR 75 with limited exceptions under 2 CFR 300, and must also adhere to the HHS Grants Policy Statement. Applications will undergo a pass/fail review for responsiveness, a risk assessment for financial stewardship and project viability, and a merit review weighted heavily toward organizational resources and capabilities (40 points), followed by purpose and need, response, and impact, which includes measurable outcomes, evaluation
Administration For Community Living

POSTED

16 days ago

DEADLINE

in 17 days
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
FAIR HOUSING INITIATIVES PROGRAM PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT INITIATIVEThe Fair Housing Initiatives Program – Private Enforcement Initiative (PEI) is a discretionary grant opportunity administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to support private, nonprofit organizations in investigating and enforcing violations of the Fair Housing Act and comparable state or local laws. The program aims to combat discriminatory housing practices across public and private real estate markets, including rental, sales, lending, and advertising activities, through testing, complaint intake, systemic investigations, mediation, litigation, and public advocacy. Organizations awarded under this initiative must conduct activities that address entrenched or institutionalized discrimination, with a focus on expanding services in unserved or underserved communities. The grant award period is 36 months, structured as three consecutive 12-month periods, with funding for subsequent periods subject to future congressional appropriations. Applicants must begin performance within six months of the notice of award and adhere to strict reporting and financial accountability standards, including quarterly submissions of the SF-425 Financial Status Report and performance reports through LOCCS, as well as final outcome tracking using HUD-904 series forms. To be eligible, applicants must maintain an active SAM.gov registration and valid Unique Entity Identifier, submit all required certifications including the SF-424, HUD-424-B, and SF-LLL, and demonstrate nonprofit status. Proposals are evaluated through a merit-based process with a minimum score of 75 points required to advance, with weightings distributed across organizational capacity (36 points), soundness of approach (30 points), extent of the problem (19 points), and results measurement (15 points), plus up to four preference points for Minority Serving Institutions, Promise Zones, or Opportunity Zones. Proposals must be submitted electronically via Grants.gov by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on August 21, 2025, with strict formatting requirements including double-spaced 12-point Times New Roman text and adherence to page limits for narrative sections. Failure to maintain a “good” annual performance rating may result in funding reductions or rescission. Grantees must comply with numerous federal statutes and regulations, including the Build America, Buy America Act, prohibitions on certain surveillance technologies, accessibility standards under the ADA and Section 504, Violence Against Women Act provisions, Trafficking Victims Protection Act requirements, and drug-free workplace mandates. All funding requests require accompanying financial and progress reports, and program income generation must be disclosed and approved by HUD’s Grant Officer and Technical Representative.
Department Of Housing And Urban Development

POSTED

16 days ago

DEADLINE

in 4 months
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
Fair Housing Initiatives Program - Education and Outreach InitiativeThe Fair Housing Initiatives Program – Education and Outreach Initiative is a discretionary grant opportunity administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to support organizations in preventing and eliminating discriminatory housing practices through public education and outreach. The initiative has two components: the National Media Campaign, which centrally develops and disseminates fair housing media products to raise awareness nationally and increase participation in Fair Housing Month, and the General Component, which funds localized, community-based education and outreach efforts addressing housing discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, and national origin. Applicants must submit a comprehensive application through Grants.gov by the deadline of August 21, 2025, and must maintain active registrations in SAM.gov with a valid Unique Entity Identifier, as well as a current Grants.gov account linked to Login.gov. All applications must include mandatory forms such as the HUD-424-CBW Detailed Budget Worksheet, HUD-426 Certification, EOI Eligibility Certification (Appendix B), and an abstract using the standardized format in Appendix C. The Statement of Work must clearly outline quantifiable goals, activities, deliverables, and outcomes, accompanied by a detailed SOW Chart (Appendix A), and must address housing discrimination comprehensively across all protected classes. Award decisions are based on a merit review process with a total of 104 points divided among five weighted factors: applicant capacity and organizational experience (36 points), proposed SOW and budget (30 points), need and extent of the problem (19 points), measurement and evaluation plan (15 points), and up to 4 preference points for qualifying entities such as minority-serving institutions. Applications undergo a mandatory risk review assessing financial stability, past performance, management systems, compliance with 2 CFR Part 200, and public records. Awards range from $250,000 to $1,300,000 and are structured as fixed-price grants, with payments released upon satisfactory and timely completion of deliverables and submission of financial and progress reports to LOCCS. HUD maintains substantial oversight, approving all deliverables and work plans before implementation, requiring quarterly reporting, and conducting monitoring reviews. NMC products must receive prior written approval from HUD before public release, and all public-facing materials must be submitted to the Government Technical Representative at least four days in advance. Compliance with federal regulations including the Fair Housing Act, 2 CFR Part 200, Drug-Free Workplace requirements, FFATA, BABA, and accessibility
Department Of Housing And Urban Development

POSTED

16 days ago

DEADLINE

in 4 months
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
Statewide Family NetworkThe Statewide Family Network solicitation aims to strengthen the ability of statewide, family-controlled organizations to provide support, training, and mentorship to primary caregivers raising children, youth, and young adults with serious emotional disturbance or co-occurring disorders. This initiative, funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration under the Department of Health and Human Services, seeks to empower families through structured, community-based services that enhance their capacity to navigate mental health systems and promote positive outcomes for their loved ones. The program prioritizes grassroots, family-led efforts and is designed to build sustainable networks that amplify caregiver voices and expertise. Interested applicants must submit proposals by July 27, 2026, following the solicitation issued on July 1, 2026, under number SM-26-028. The funding opportunity is open to organizations operating at the state level with a proven track record in family engagement and mental health advocacy. All performance activities are expected to occur nationwide, with no specific geographic restrictions listed. For inquiries, applicants may contact Carmen Baldwin, the designated Grantor, via email at nofobudget.cmhs@samhsa.hhs.gov or by phone at 3368378054. The solicitation does not specify a set-aside for particular entity types, and no NAICS code has been assigned, indicating flexibility in applicant eligibility under federal grant guidelines.
Substance Abuse And Mental Health Services Administration

POSTED

17 days ago

DEADLINE

in 9 days
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
OVW Fiscal Year 2026 Grants to Indian Tribal Governments ProgramThe OVW Fiscal Year 2026 Grants to Indian Tribal Governments Program is a federal initiative by the Department of Justice aimed at supporting Tribal governments or their authorized representatives in enhancing the criminal justice system's handling of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking within Tribal communities. The program provides financial assistance to help Tribal entities strengthen their response capabilities to these serious crimes, thereby improving safety and justice outcomes for victims. This solicitation, posted on June 4, 2026, invites applications until the deadline on September 1, 2026. Managed by the Office on Violence Against Women, the program emphasizes collaboration with Tribal governments to address violence uniquely affecting their populations. Interested parties can seek further information or submit inquiries via the designated contact email. The grant opportunity is accessible through the official grants.gov platform.
Office On Violence Against Women

POSTED

about 1 month ago

DEADLINE

in about 1 month
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
OVW Fiscal Year 2026 Tribal Sexual Assault Services ProgramThe Tribal Sexual Assault Services Program (TSASP) for Fiscal Year 2026 offers support to Indian Tribes, Tribal organizations, and nonprofit Tribal organizations, focusing on providing comprehensive services to victims of sexual assault. These services include intervention, advocacy, accompaniment, support, and related assistance for adult, youth, and child victims, as well as family members and others affected by the victimization, explicitly excluding support to perpetrators. The program is administered by the Office on Violence Against Women within the Department of Justice. The solicitation for this program was posted on June 4, 2026, with submissions due by September 1, 2026. It is managed as a federal contract and aims to strengthen response and prevention efforts addressing sexual assault in Tribal communities. Interested parties can reach out through the Office on Violence Against Women via the provided email address. Further details and application guidelines are accessible through the official grants.gov portal.
Office On Violence Against Women

POSTED

about 1 month ago

DEADLINE

in about 1 month
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
National Resource CentersThis contract involves the National Resource Centers, which aim to enhance the prevention and response to family, domestic, and dating violence by offering information, training, and technical assistance to a broad range of stakeholders including individuals, organizations, government agencies, and communities. These centers collectively focus on strengthening services and knowledge in the domestic violence field, with specialized roles such as providing direct training and technical support for domestic violence programs, maintaining a national resource library for research and information dissemination, and supporting the needs of victims including children and youth. Specific resource centers target key populations and systems, including the National Indian Resource Center, which works collaboratively with tribes and federal partners to improve safety for Native women, and Native-focused centers that serve Native Hawaiian and Alaska Native communities to deliver culturally relevant training and prevention efforts. Additional centers address specialized systems impacting victims such as the justice system, child protective services, healthcare, and mental health services, while others focus on racial and ethnic minority communities. The contract also includes support for services expanding assistance to children, youth, and non-abusing parents to reduce foster care involvement, alongside Sexual Assault Technical Assistance Centers that provide expertise and training to enhance prevention and response efforts related to sexual assault. The Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families is overseeing this contract, with Jan-Sheri Morris as the point of contact.
Administration For Children And Families - Ofvps

POSTED

2 months ago

DEADLINE

N/A
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
Statewide Consumer NetworkThis contract, titled "Statewide Consumer Network," aims to enhance the capacity and sustainability of mental health peer-run organizations across the state. The program is managed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration under the Department of Health and Human Services. Its primary goal is to support and strengthen statewide networks that are operated by individuals with lived experience in mental health, ensuring these organizations continue to provide valuable peer support services. While specific details such as solicitation number, NAICS code, or exact location of performance are not provided, interested parties can contact Angie Walker via email or phone for more information. The initiative is designed to foster long-term stability and effectiveness of consumer-led mental health programs, contributing to improved mental health outcomes statewide. Further information and updates about this opportunity are available through the official grants.gov portal.
Substance Abuse And Mental Health Services Adminis

POSTED

4 months ago

DEADLINE

N/A
View Details
NAICS: 813319
Grant
Expanding Financial Literacy and Empowerment: Increasing Awareness and Use of ABLE Accounts for Americans with DisabilitiesThis contract supports a grant funded by the Projects of National Significance under the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act, aimed at increasing awareness, access, and use of ABLE accounts for individuals with disabilities. ABLE accounts, established under the ABLE Act since 2015, are tax-advantaged savings programs designed to help people with disabilities cover qualified expenses such as education, housing, healthcare, and employment training. The recent expansion of eligibility requirements to include individuals with disability onset up to age 46 significantly broadens the potential beneficiary base to about 14 million people, including 1.2 million veterans. The grant focuses on enhancing outreach and engagement with individuals receiving Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income, and those not currently enrolled in disability benefit programs, with the goal of overcoming barriers to health and economic stability. Strategies to be implemented include coordinated marketing at multiple levels, population-specific initiatives through partnerships with community stakeholders and ACL grantees, and strengthened state-level systems approaches. The overall objective is to leverage ABLE-related supports to promote greater financial literacy, economic security, and mobility for Americans with disabilities, thereby improving their quality of life and independence. The contract is managed by the Administration for Community Living within the Department of Health and Human Services.
Administration For Community Living

POSTED

5 months ago

DEADLINE

in 15 days
View Details

More opportunities from Department Of State → U.S. Mission To Myanmar

Same awarding agency

NAICS: 541211
New
Grant
Local Finance and Compliance ManagementThe contract requires the contractor to serve as a local finance officer responsible for the accurate and compliant management of grant funds allocated under the U.S. Mission to Myanmar’s programs. Key responsibilities include ensuring strict adherence to 2 CFR 200 federal cost principles and uniform administrative requirements, maintaining complete and organized financial records, and preparing timely, accurate financial reports for federal oversight. The role demands a deep understanding of federal grant compliance standards and the ability to implement internal controls that safeguard public funds. Performance is expected to occur in support of U.S. Department of State objectives in Myanmar, though the physical location of performance is unspecified. The position is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 541211, which corresponds to accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services, indicating the scope is centered on financial and administrative support rather than direct program implementation. Proposals must be submitted by the deadline of July 31, 2026, with the opportunity posted on July 15, 2026.
Offices of Certified Public Accountants

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 541611
New
Grant
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting (M&E) ServicesThe contract seeks a subcontractor to develop and implement a Performance Monitoring Plan that tracks outcomes related to employment placement and policy adoption, with an emphasis on data collection and reporting to assess program effectiveness. The work involves designing metrics, gathering reliable and timely data, and producing regular reports that communicate results to stakeholders, ensuring accountability and informed decision-making. The effort is part of broader Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting services under the U.S. Mission to Myanmar, aligned with the North American Industry Classification System code 541611, which pertains to management consulting services. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, with responses due by July 31, 2026, and is structured as a subcontract under the Department of State. Although specific performance locations and contact details are not provided, the scope implies field-based data collection in Myanmar and collaboration with local partners to verify outcomes. The focus is on actionable insights that support program improvements and demonstrate impact, particularly in areas critical to economic and institutional development. The subcontractor must ensure precision in reporting and adherence to U.S. government reporting standards without reliance on external documentation or file references.
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 711310
New
Grant
Cultural and Public Diplomacy Outreach EventsThe contract seeks a subcontractor to plan and execute cultural and public diplomacy events aimed at promoting U.S. values and strengthening engagement across the Indo-Pacific region. Activities include organizing film screenings, art exhibitions, and speaker panels designed to foster dialogue, build mutual understanding, and highlight shared interests with local communities. These events must align with broader U.S. foreign policy objectives and be implemented with cultural sensitivity and strategic intent. The contracting office is the U.S. Mission to Myanmar under the Department of State, and performance is expected to occur within the Indo-Pacific area, though exact locations are not specified. The work falls under the NAICS code 711310, which pertains to cultural activities and independent artists, suggesting a focus on creative, community-based outreach. Submission deadlines are set for July 31, 2026, with the opportunity posted on July 15, 2026. The contract is structured as a subcontract, meaning the successful bidder will be working under a prime contractor rather than directly with the government. There is no set-aside designation specified, indicating it is open to all eligible entities regardless of size or ownership status. While no point of contact is listed, the opportunity is accessible through the Grants.gov portal. The emphasis is on high-quality, impactful programming that effectively communicates U.S. perspectives through culturally relevant initiatives, requiring strong project management, event coordination, and local outreach capabilities.
Promoters of Performing Arts, Sports, and Similar Events with Facilities

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 541611
New
Grant
Civil Society Organization (CSO) Institutional StrengtheningThe contract seeks to deliver technical assistance to ten civil society organizations in Myanmar to enhance their governance, transparency, and operational capacity. This subcontract, issued by the U.S. Mission to Myanmar under the Department of State, targets improvements in institutional effectiveness through targeted support aimed at strengthening organizational systems, accountability structures, and service delivery capabilities. The effort aligns with broader U.S. foreign policy objectives to promote democratic resilience and civic engagement in the region. Proposals must be submitted by July 31, 2026, with the solicitation posted on July 15, 2026, under NAICS code 541611 for management consulting services. While specific performance locations and point of contact details are not provided, the work is expected to occur within Myanmar, and no set-aside provisions are specified, meaning the contract is open to eligible contractors regardless of size or type. The initiative is part of a strategic investment in local civil society to foster sustainable, transparent, and accountable governance structures.
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 541611
New
Grant
Entrepreneurship Capacity-Building ProgramsThe contract under the title Entrepreneurship Capacity-Building Programs aims to design and implement comprehensive training and mentorship initiatives for 200 entrepreneurs, with a focus on enhancing their capabilities in business planning, market access strategies, and alignment with U.S. economic standards and practices. The initiative is led by the U.S. Mission to Myanmar under the Department of State and is structured as a subcontract, targeting capacity development within Myanmar’s entrepreneurial ecosystem through structured educational and advisory support. The program is expected to equip participants with practical skills and knowledge to foster sustainable business growth and integrate more effectively into regional and global markets influenced by U.S. economic frameworks. Proposals must be submitted by the response deadline of July 31, 2026, following the posting date of July 15, 2026, with the North American Industry Classification System code 541611 indicating that the work falls under management, scientific, and technical consulting services. The place of performance and organizational details are not specified, but the program’s implementation is tied to the operational priorities of the U.S. Mission in Myanmar, suggesting field-based delivery tailored to local conditions. There is no set-aside designation provided, meaning all eligible entities may apply without restriction based on size or ownership classification, and interested parties are directed to the federal grants portal for further submission details.
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 611630
New
Grant
Youth Vocational and English Language Training DeliveryThe contract seeks a subcontractor to deliver structured vocational training and English language instruction to 1,500 youth, with all programs aligned to U.S. educational standards. The initiative is led by the U.S. Mission to Myanmar under the Department of State and falls under NAICS code 611630, indicating a focus on other schools and instruction. Training must be designed to build practical skills and language proficiency concurrently, ensuring participants gain actionable competencies for employment and further education. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, with proposals due by July 31, 2026, and no set-aside provisions are specified, meaning any qualifying entity may respond. Performance will take place in Myanmar, though exact locations are not detailed in the provided data. The contract is structured as a subcontract, suggesting the prime contractor or implementing partner will oversee delivery under the broader objectives of the U.S. Mission.
Language Schools

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 541211
New
Grant
Financial Management and Audit ComplianceThe contract seeks a subcontractor to provide financial management support aimed at ensuring full compliance with U.S. grant requirements, with a strong emphasis on accurate reporting and maintaining audit readiness. The work involves managing financial processes to meet federal standards, preparing documentation for audits, and supporting transparency and accountability in the use of U.S. government funds. This engagement is critical to sustaining the integrity of funding administered through the U.S. Mission to Myanmar under the Department of State. The opportunity is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 541211, indicating it falls under accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, with a response deadline of July 31, 2026. The place of performance and point of contact details are not specified, suggesting that the work may be performed remotely or in coordination with U.S. Mission to Myanmar staff. There is no set-aside type designated, and the contract does not include geographic or demographic preferences. Interested parties must submit proposals before the deadline to be considered for award.
Offices of Certified Public Accountants

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 541611
New
Grant
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting (M&E)The contract titled Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting (M&E) is a subcontract issued by the U.S. Mission to Myanmar under the Department of State, aimed at developing and implementing robust monitoring and evaluation systems to effectively track program outcomes and generate comprehensive donor reports. The work is intended to ensure accountability and transparency by establishing data-driven frameworks that measure progress against set objectives, with a focus on delivering timely and accurate reporting to meet donor requirements. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, and responses are due by July 31, 2026, with the NAICS code 541611 indicating that the work falls under management, scientific, and technical consulting services. Performance of the contract will be carried out in coordination with the U.S. Mission to Myanmar, though no specific location for on-site work is detailed, suggesting potential flexibility in implementation. The subcontractor will be responsible for designing customized M&E tools, collecting and analyzing program data, and producing structured reports that align with donor expectations. The nature of the engagement requires technical expertise in evaluation methodologies, data management, and reporting standards relevant to international development programs, under the oversight of a U.S. government foreign mission. There is no set-aside designation specified, meaning the opportunity is open to eligible contractors without restriction based on small business or other categories.
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 711190
New
Grant
Cultural and Educational ProgrammingThe contract seeks to design and implement cultural and educational programs that advance U.S. values and strategic priorities by leveraging the arts and community engagement in Myanmar. The initiative aims to foster people-to-people connections, strengthen civil society, and promote democratic principles through culturally relevant activities that resonate with local audiences. Performance will occur in Myanmar, with no specific city or state designated, and the work must align with the broader diplomatic goals of the U.S. Mission to Myanmar under the Department of State. This is a subcontract under NAICS code 711190, which covers other arts, entertainment, and recreation activities, indicating the need for specialized expertise in cultural programming rather than traditional arts production. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, with responses due by July 31, 2026, leaving a narrow window for interested parties to submit proposals. There is no set-aside designation, meaning any eligible entity may compete, and the point of contact information is not provided. Interested organizations must review the full solicitation on Grants.gov for detailed submission requirements and evaluation criteria.
Other Performing Arts Companies

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 541611
New
Grant
Entrepreneur Support and MentorshipThe contract seeks to train and mentor entrepreneurs with the goal of fostering innovation and enabling their integration into U.S.-connected supply chains. This initiative is designed to build capacity among emerging business leaders by providing structured guidance, strategic support, and practical tools to help them meet the standards and demands of international markets linked to the United States. The program emphasizes sustainable growth, technological adaptation, and supply chain resilience, targeting individuals and startups with high potential for scalability and regional impact. This subcontract is issued under the U.S. Mission To Myanmar through the Department of State, with a NAICS code of 541611 indicating it falls within management consulting services. The opportunity was posted on July 15, 2026, and responses are due by July 31, 2026. While no specific location for performance is listed, the work will focus on supporting entrepreneurs connected to U.S. economic interests, particularly in contexts where strengthening private sector development aligns with broader diplomatic and trade objectives. There is no set-aside designation specified, meaning eligible entities of any size may apply, and the effort is aimed at catalyzing long-term economic engagement through capacity building.
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 611691
New
Grant
Vocational and English Language Training for YouthThe contract seeks to deliver vocational skills and English language training to youth in order to prepare them for educational and economic opportunities linked to the United States. The initiative focuses on equipping participants with practical, market-relevant competencies and language proficiency necessary to succeed in U.S.-aligned systems, whether through further education, employment, or entrepreneurship. Training programs must be designed to meet the specific needs of the target youth population and align with U.S. foreign assistance goals in fostering long-term development and connectivity. The opportunity is structured as a subcontract under the U.S. Department of State’s U.S. Mission to Myanmar, with a NAICS code of 611691 indicating it falls under other schools and instruction. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, and responses are due by July 31, 2026. While the exact location of performance is not specified, the work is intended to support U.S. engagement in Myanmar, and applicants are expected to have experience delivering similar programming in challenging or resource-constrained environments. The contract does not specify a set-aside category, and no point of contact is listed, requiring potential offerors to review the full solicitation on Grants.gov for additional submission guidelines.
Exam Preparation and Tutoring

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details
NAICS: 611430
New
Grant
Civil Society Organization (CSO) Capacity BuildingThe contract seeks to deliver training and institutional support to enhance the capacity of civil society organizations in Myanmar focused on rule of law, human rights, and policy engagement. The initiative aims to build sustainable local expertise by empowering organizations to more effectively advocate for governance reforms, protect civic freedoms, and engage meaningfully with public institutions. The work will involve designing and implementing tailored programs that address organizational needs, promote best practices, and foster collaboration among civil society actors under challenging operational conditions. This subcontract, issued under the U.S. Department of State through the U.S. Mission to Myanmar, falls under the NAICS code 611430 for other fine arts schools and instructional services and is open for bids with a response deadline of July 31, 2026. The place of performance is in Myanmar, with all activities expected to be conducted locally to ensure cultural relevance and long-term impact. No set-aside provisions are specified, and the contract does not designate a point of contact, requiring potential applicants to rely on the public grant portal for further information and submission guidelines.
Professional and Management Development Training

POSTED

3 days ago

DEADLINE

in 13 days
View Details