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This subcontract through the Department of State Bureau of African Affairs provides financial and technical advisory services to support prime contractors on U.S.-Africa Strategic Investment Program projects. The scope of work involves conducting market analysis and feasibility studies to facilitate U.S. company participation in various African sectors, utilizing specialized financial modeling software to deliver bankable results. Qualified providers must adhere to investment banking standards and possess CFA certification or an equivalent professional qualification. The contract falls under NAICS code 541611 and has a response deadline of May 31, 2027.

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Financial and technical advisory services for U.S.-Africa Strategic Investment projects by May 2027.

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Provides financial and technical advisory services for prime contractors on U.S.-Africa Strategic Investment Program projects. Conducts feasibility studies and transaction advisory to enable U.S. company participation in African sectors using financial modeling software and market analysis tools. Requires CFA certification or equivalent and investment banking standards. Delivers bankable feasibility studies and financial models.

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