Justification and Approval for USAID/Tanzania's C3HP-HIV&TB (Local) Acquisition
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The contract involves a five-year Tanzania Comprehensive Client-Centered Health Program focused on HIV and Tuberculosis (C3HP-HIV&TB) with a total estimated value of $104 million. The program is designed to increase demand for and utilization of quality integrated HIV and TB services, targeting primarily youth and children to improve overall health outcomes. This initiative aligns with the PEPFAR goal of transitioning HIV services to local partners and supports USAID’s vision of promoting sustainable local capacity as part of countries’ Journey to Self-Reliance. The procurement will be conducted through a limited competition exclusively open to organizations that meet PEPFAR’s definition of a Local Partner, ensuring that only eligible local entities can compete and submit proposals. The contract falls under NAICS code 5419 and is managed by USAID Tanzania based in Dar es Salaam. The designated point of contact is Dennis Foster. This strategic approach emphasizes building local ownership and capability in delivering essential health services related to HIV and TB.
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