Titi Pramesti

Titi Pramesti serves as an HR Specialist at USAID/Indonesia, where she plays a critical role in managing human capital acquisitions aligned with the agency’s mission of building institutional capacity and sustainable development. Her procurement activities focus on securing specialized personal services to support technical assistance programs in health systems, governance, and disaster resilience. She oversees the acquisition of expert consultants, technical advisors, and training providers whose services directly enhance the capabilities of Indonesian institutions and local partners. As a key liaison between program teams and contracting offices, Titi ensures that HR-related acquisitions are strategically aligned with USAID’s development objectives and comply with federal acquisition regulations. Titi collaborates with a diverse network of contractors, primarily service providers offering human resource management, organizational development, and capacity-building expertise. While specific contractor names are not publicly disclosed, her portfolio consistently engages firms with demonstrated experience in international development contexts, particularly those capable of delivering culturally responsive, locally embedded technical support. Her working relationships emphasize performance-based outcomes, requiring contractors to demonstrate measurable impacts on institutional strengthening and workforce development. Titi exhibits a strong preference for socioeconomic set-asides, with 71.4% of her acquisitions awarded through the 8(a) Competed program, reflecting a deliberate commitment to empowering small disadvantaged businesses. This pattern underscores her dedication to advancing equitable economic opportunity and ensuring that underrepresented firms contribute meaningfully to USAID’s mission. Her contracting approach aligns with federal small business goals, prioritizing firms with proven experience in development-sector human capital services. Her procurement focus is entirely centered on NAICS 812990 (All Other Personal Services), which encompasses a broad range of specialized consulting and advisory services. She routinely acquires expertise in organizational design, leadership training, HR system modernization, and workforce planning—services critical to sustaining long-term institutional resilience in Indonesia’s public sector.