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S-AQMMA-07-R-XXXXFederal

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The U.S. Department of State is seeking a contractor to provide strategic planning services for the Office of Joint Strategic Planning and Assessment (JSPA) at the US Embassy in Baghdad. Operating as a joint civil-military unit reporting to the Deputy Chief of Mission, the JSPA coordinates with various Mission sections and the Multi National Force-Iraq to develop integrated strategic plans, conduct in-depth joint assessments, and manage special projects for high-level leadership, including the Chief of Mission and the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs-Iraq. The primary objective of this engagement is to support the development, assessment, and reporting of United States Mission-Iraq objectives and the Joint Campaign Plan. This presolicitation, identified by solicitation number S-AQMMA-07-R-XXXX and NAICS code 541720, focuses on ensuring that key initiatives are executed in accordance with official guidance to maintain strategic alignment within the region.

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541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities

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Primarily Washington, D.C. or other appropriate Contractor office locations within the United States. Other place of performanc

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The U.S. Department of State (DOS) requires the services of a contractor to perform strategic planning services to support the Office of Joint Strategic Planning and Assessment (JSPA) of the US Embassy, Baghdad. JSPA, a joint civil-military strategic planning & assessment unit, reports directly to the Deputy Chief of Mission (DCM) and coordinates with other Mission sections and the appropriate Deputy Chiefs of Staff of Multi National Force-Iraq (MNF-I). The JSPA Office is responsible for planning, development, and analysis of the following: (1)Integrated strategic plans, to include Joint Campaign Plans with MNF-I (2) In-depth assessments and periodic joint assessments in conjunction with MNF-I (3) New ideas/special projects for the Chief of Mission, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs-Iraq (NEA-I) and Secretary/Iraq (S/I) JSPA is responsible for helping to develop, assess and report progress regarding United States Mission (USM)-Iraq objectives, the Joint Campaign Plan and related documents, and other key initiatives in accordance with guidance from the COM and DCM.

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