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Under This Contract, the Contractor Shall Provide Advisory and Technical Support to African Countries and Organizations, as Well as to U.s. Embassy Country Teams, to Include: Advisory Services to Host Governments, Security Force Units, and Security Organizations in Sub- Saharan Africa, as Defined at the Task Order Level Advisory Services to U.s. Embassy Country Teams, as Defined at the Task Order Level Site Coordinator Services, to Monitor and Observe Contractors and Grantees at Locations to Be Determined at the Task Order Level Logistics Support Services and Life-support for All Personnel Performing Under This Contract Detailed Reports to the Bureau of African Affairs, as Required by Data Deliverables at the Task Order Level Assisting the Bureau of African Affairs in Planning and Facilitating Conferences Qualified Professional Service Employees to Meet the Mission Objectives of Bureau of the African Affairs.igf::cl,ct::igf
Committed
$6.6 Million
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