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R -- 514-04-022 sole source modification

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USAID/Colombia plans to award a sole source modification to ARD, Inc. for an estimated $4,750,000 under the existing contract originally awarded on March 1, 2002, with a total estimated value of $27,400,948 and completion scheduled for February 28, 2006. The contract focuses on providing technical assistance, training, and small infrastructure grants to municipal governments in strategically prioritized regions of Colombia. This modification aims to expand the level of effort from 126 to 213 person-months to continue activities in areas initially planned for closure in 2004 and to introduce new activities aligned with USAID/Colombia’s updated democracy and governance strategy, including expanded support for Afro-Colombian groups and new initiatives in Valle de Cauca. Additionally, the modification will incorporate a Land Registry Component to further support these efforts. The sole source modification will be negotiated under the authority that permits continued provision of highly specialized services where competition would involve substantial additional costs or project delays. The services to be provided will mirror those defined in the original contract’s statement of work. While this notice does not represent a solicitation or request for proposals, interested parties may express their interest according to guidelines, and any information received will be considered if a competitive procurement is pursued. However, the decision to open the requirement to competition lies solely with the Government. The contract is managed by USAID/Colombia with key points of contact available for acquisition inquiries.

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USAID/Colombia awards $4.75M sole source modification to ARD, Inc. for expanded governance and infrastructure support.

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid/colombia
Contacts2 people available
OfficeBOGOTA, COL
Office AddressBOGOTA, COL
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Olga E. VallejoAcquisitions Specialist
Nubia S. Farfan

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USAID/Colombia intends to award a Sole Source modification to ARD, Inc. under Contract No. 514-C-00-02-00213-00. The estimated amount of this modification is US$4,750,000.00. The above Contract was awarded to ARD Inc., on a sole source basis using notwithstanding authority, on March 1, 2002 and the estimated completion date is February 28, 2006. The total estimated contract amount is US$27,400,948.00.The purpose of the above contract is to provide technical assistance, training and small infrastructure grant support to municipal governments in Colombia in USAID-identified strategic regions. This should be based on work done to date under a USAID/Colombia contract with Associates in Rural Development (ARD). The purpose of this modification is to provide additional resources that will expand the LOE in the existing program from 126 to 213 person months in order to (a) continue activities in geographic areas that were initially scheduled for close-out in 2004 (e.g., departments of Putumayo, Caquet, Cauca, Huila, Bol'var, Tolima, Antioquia) and (b) add activities in other priority geographic areas, pursuant to a shift in emphasis of USAID/Colombia's current democracy and governance strategy. At the request of the United States Congress, activities under the existing Legislative Strengthening Program will be expanded to focus on Afro-Colombian groups, and to initiate new limited activities in the Valle de Cauca. Additionally, the modification will include a Land Registry Component under the existing contract. USAID intends to negotiate this modification with only one source under the authority of AIDAR 706.302-70(b)(5), where an award is for the continued provision of highly specialized services and award to another source would result in substantial additional costs to the Government or would result in unacceptable project delays. The required services include continuation and expansion of services of the same nature as described in the original statement of work of the original contract. This notice is not a request for proposals and no solicitation is available. However, interested parties may identify their interest and capability to satisfy the Government's requirement in accordance with numbered note 22. Any information received will be considered for the purpose of conducting a competitive procurement. A determination by the Government not to open the requirement to competition is solely within the discretion of the Government.

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