Nahil G. Khoury

Nahil G. Khoury serves as a key procurement professional within USAID/Jordan, supporting the agency’s mission to enhance water security, infrastructure resilience, and institutional capacity through targeted development interventions. Responsible for managing technical and management consulting acquisitions, Khoury oversees the solicitation and award of services critical to water resource management, including pipeline construction oversight, pump station rehabilitation, and water loss reduction programs. Their work directly enables the agency’s strategic goals by securing expert engineering and governance support from qualified service providers, ensuring that technical assistance aligns with Jordan’s national development priorities. Khoury collaborates with a diverse range of professional service firms specializing in water infrastructure, institutional strengthening, and public sector management consulting. While no specific contractor relationships are publicly identifiable, the procurement patterns indicate consistent engagement with firms offering engineering design, operational efficiency analysis, and capacity-building services. Working relationships are characterized by a focus on technical rigor, performance-based outcomes, and compliance with U.S. foreign assistance standards, often requiring international expertise combined with local contextual knowledge. Khoury’s acquisition portfolio reflects a strong preference for open competition, with 100% of procurements designated as “No Set-Aside,” indicating a focus on merit-based selection rather than socioeconomic set-asides. This approach prioritizes technical qualifications and proven performance over vendor classification, aligning with USAID’s emphasis on mission-critical outcomes in complex development environments. The primary NAICS focus areas—541990, 541611, and 541618—reveal a deep specialization in professional, scientific, and management consulting services. Khoury routinely procures engineering consulting, institutional assessments, water system optimization studies, and governance capacity-building services, demonstrating expertise in technical domains critical to sustainable infrastructure and public sector reform in arid regions.