Uganda Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) Project - Phase II

The Uganda Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) Project Phase II is a solicitation issued by USAID/Uganda to achieve Presidential Malaria Initiative targets through the implementation of a high-quality IRS program. The project focuses on three primary objectives: executing a high-standard spraying program, conducting comprehensive monitoring and evaluation, and developing national capacity to sustain IRS efforts. These activities are designed to be carried out in full collaboration with the Uganda National Malaria Control Program. This initiative is structured as a full and open competition for a Cost plus Award Fee contract with an estimated value between 60 million and 65 million dollars over a five-year period of performance. The project includes rigorous performance milestones and quantitative targets, such as specific numbers of districts sprayed, households covered, and personnel trained, alongside strict environmental compliance inspections. Managed by the Agency for International Development in Kampala, the project requires detailed work plans and technical proposals aligned with specific evaluation criteria to ensure the effective reduction of malaria within the region.