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Local Partner Coordination and Subaward Management

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The contract seeks a local implementing partner or fiscal agent in Indonesia to provide logistical, administrative, and compliance support for international grantees operating under U.S. Mission to Indonesia programs. The selected entity will manage the distribution of subawards, ensure adherence to U.S. federal regulations and local laws, and oversee the efficient delivery of program activities on the ground. This includes financial oversight, monitoring of subrecipient performance, documentation of expenditures, and maintaining transparent reporting structures to facilitate accountability and audit readiness. The role requires deep familiarity with Indonesia’s operational and regulatory environment, particularly in managing foreign-funded initiatives. The partner must be capable of handling complex coordination between U.S. government stakeholders and local organizations, ensuring timely execution of tasks while mitigating risks related to financial compliance, procurement, and reporting. The opportunity is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 813211 with a response deadline of August 31, 2026, and is open to entities prepared to serve as a trusted intermediary for international grant management within the country.

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Local Indonesian partner to manage U.S. grant logistics, compliance, and subaward distribution under federal regulations.

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

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813211 - Grantmaking FoundationsView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of State → U.S. Mission To Indonesia
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Serve as a local implementing partner or fiscal agent managing logistics, compliance, and subaward distribution for international grantees in Indonesia.

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