02/10/2012

AECOM Gets $63 Million Contract to Assist Afghan District Officials

The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) recently approved a $63 million award to multibillion-dollar contracting behemoth AECOM to help Afghanistan officials at the district level to provide

improved functioning of government and to enable the provisioning of priority GIRoA [Government of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan-] led basic services to better instill confidence and build stability for affected populations.

Source documents: Solicitation #RFP-306-10-0034 and Contract Award #AID-306-C-12-00004.

FOR FURTHER REGIONAL COVERAGE, GO TO THE MONITOR'S AFGHANISTAN PAGE.

FOR ADDITIONAL COVERAGE OF THE U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, PLEASE VISIT THE MONITOR'S USAID PAGE.

Feb 10, 2012 9:44:12 PM | Afghanistan, USAID

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