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TASC 3 IQC
 GHS-I-00-07-00015-00
Cumulative Celling:
$1,000,000,000
Contract Duration:
2006-2011
CAMRIS International, a Prime Contractor with more than 50 Years of Experience.

CAMRIS International transforms health services, systems and programs to improve the quality and availability of health services worldwide. CAMRIS has executed more than 1,300 projects and programs for more than 300 clients in nearly 50 countries in all regions of the world. Our experience spans more than 50 years, including over 40 years of continuous service to USAID and its predecessor, the Alliance for Progress, with projects ranging from small evaluation assignments, to complex bilateral health services projects and indefinite quantity contracts. Our core focus is in global health, particularly in health systems organization and management, health finance, health governance and policy, basic services, infectious diseases, performance assessment, monitoring and evaluation, and the implementation of eHealth services.

Additional Partners and Core Areas of Technical Expertise:

  • Global Flu Consortium (GFC) provides a complete range of services to prepare and respond to global flu pandemics, including avian flu.

  • GRM International Group Ltd (the GRM Group) a leading development management company based in Brisbane, brings over 35 years of development experience managing in excess of 700 projects in over 120 countries for private, government, bilateral and multilateral clients. GRM contributes vast expertise in primary health care systems, HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention and counseling, MCH, family planning, sexual and reproductive health, and health education and community participation.

  • International Youth Foundation (IYF) seeks to expand outreach to youth through a continuum of services in prevention, care, and support, and to scale up already proven "best practice" programs in HIV/AIDS prevention in a number of Sub-Saharan African countries. IYF's health programs also include skills-based peer education, life skills, sustainable livelihoods, and advocacy against stigma.

  • JHPIEGO an affiliate of Johns Hopkins Public Health Institute (PHI) known for its University, is a leader in increasing access strong innovations, brings an extensive body of and reducing barriers to high quality health knowledge and experience to the work being care services through human resource capacity done internationally in: reproductive health, development. JHPIEGO enhances the skills chronic and infectious diseases, youth leadership, of health care professionals and community population and the environment, HIV/AIDS providers through direct training and/or prevention, and research. strengthening of learning systems, deployment


  • LTG Associates, Inc. (LTG) provides expertise in MCH, CHS, nutrition, infectious diseases, HIV/AIDS, health policy, conflict management and health, and health system reform.

  • Medical Missions for Children (MMC) is dedicated to improving the health of children and adults in underserved communities around the world. MMC runs a communications infrastructure, the Global Telemedicine and Teaching Network (GTTN), which connects medical specialists from the United States with attending physicians and their patients in developing countries through a video-based global telemedicine system. The GTTN reaches millions of physicians and nurses, and thousands of hospitals and major universities.

  • National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors (NASTAD) increases the capacity of resource-constrained countries to plan, implement and manage HIV prevention and care activities. NASTAD provides peer-based technical assistance in monitoring and evaluation, community mobilization, evidence-based decision making, strategic planning, health policy reform, program management, and surveillance.
  • Public Health Institute (PHI) known for its strong innovations, brings an extensive body of knowledge and experience to the work being done internationally in: reproductive health, chronic and infectious diseases, youth leadership, population and the environment, HIV/AIDS prevention, and research.

  • Safe Blood International Foundation (Safe Blood) is dedicated to ensuring a safe blood supply through youth blood donor programs, behavior modification, blood donor recruitment, pre and post donation counseling training, laboratory quality assurance programs, and blood utilization training.

  • Tulane University's Payson Center for International Development and Technology Transfer is one of the world's leading centers of development and capacity building in the areas of infectious diseases, surveillance, epidemiology, nutrition, food security, health information systems, and evidence based public health.

  • University of the Pacific (UOP), School of International Studies (SIS) brings expertise in HIV/AIDS, infectious diseases, pharmaceuticals, food security, gender, and research.

  • University Research Co. (URC) is recognized for its capabilities in health systems strengthening, quality assurance, and workforce development. Internationally, URC improves the effectiveness and efficiency of health and population programs. URC services include results-oriented project management and innovative strategies for health and population program design, implementation, and evaluation.

  • West African Health Organization (WAHO) is an international organization representing the public health sectors in thirteen West African countries. WAHO strengthens programs in the region through capacity building, information, promoting cooperation, coordination and advocacy, and harnessing information technology to improve health outcomes.

  • World Learning for International Development (WLID) has extensive experience in grants management, capacity building, and training and exchange programs.