Marie Morse

Marie Morse serves as a Recruiter for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), operating under agency code 7200AA, where she plays a critical role in sourcing and onboarding specialized personnel to support international development initiatives. Her work directly enables the agency’s mission of strengthening governance, democratic institutions, and public sector capacity abroad by securing qualified professionals in technical assistance, policy advisory, and emergency response coordination. Morse manages personnel acquisition actions under the broader umbrella of government support services, ensuring that mission-critical staffing aligns with USAID’s strategic priorities in institutional capacity building and cross-border development programming. Her primary contractor relationship is with AMD INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES LLC, a firm consistently engaged to provide expert staffing solutions for USAID’s overseas missions. Morse’s procurement pattern reflects a preference for established service providers with demonstrated experience in international development staffing, particularly those capable of deploying personnel with language proficiency, sector-specific technical expertise, and security clearance readiness. Her engagements are typically performance-based, emphasizing contractor accountability in delivering qualified personnel under task order mechanisms. Marie Morse does not utilize any socioeconomic set-asides, with 100% of her acquisitions conducted under full and open competition. This reflects a mission-driven approach prioritizing rapid deployment of highly specialized talent over socioeconomic targeting, though it does not diminish her commitment to equitable contracting practices under applicable federal regulations. Her procurement activity is exclusively classified under NAICS 921190 — Other General Government Support — indicating a focused specialization in administrative and personnel support services for federal overseas operations. She procures contract labor for roles including governance advisors, monitoring and evaluation specialists, democratic engagement coordinators, and institutional reform consultants, all essential to USAID’s technical assistance framework in partner nations.