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MCC’s A/E IDIQ Prime and Sub contractors Period of Performance: 7/28/2010-6/29/2015 PRIME CONTRACTOR Tetra Tech, Inc URS Group AECOM Technical Services MHW Americas Environmental Resources Management Jacobs Government Service Company The Louis Berger Group SNC - Lavalin International SUBCONTRACTORS Associates in Rural Development; Wilbur Smith Associates Nathan Associates; Development Alternatives Inc; Social and Strategic Assessment; Sheladia Associates Inc AECOM International Development Baker; HNTB; GRM; IRG;TEC; Dexis; UBR; TMG; Naomi Cassirer Scott Wilson Ltd Arcus Gibb; Development Finance International; Garry Struthers Associates; Hardie Industries; Integral; John Bond Agland Investment Services; Development & Training Services; Nexant, Inc; The Urban Institute; Bob Hefferon; David Moore TEC, Inc AMEC; Egis BCEOM; Perkins Eastman; Power Engineering; Enertech; Ricondo; Zeta-Tech; AMIS Roche LTEE Groupe-Counceil 16
MCC’s Compact Program Unique MCC Characteristics • MCC signs a Compact with the eligible country. The Compact details the projects to be funded and the implementing arrangements. • MCC eligible countries form entities (e.g. MCA-Indonesia) which are responsible for implementing the Compact and selecting contractors. • Compact funds must be spent within 5 years. Attractions for Private Sector • Countries qualify for MCC assistance by supporting an environment conducive for private sector led growth including control of corruption. • At “entry into force” of the Compact all funding is obligated, reducing risk to implementers. • Vendors paid directly by USG through the Common Payment System (CPS). 17
Page 1 and 2: MCC’s Infrastructure Investments
Page 3 and 4: • The Millennium Challenge Corpor
Page 5 and 6: Limited Timeline: Phases of Compact
Page 7 and 8: Competitive Selection • MCC Board
Page 9 and 10: Where MCC Has Operated Since 2004 9
Page 11 and 12: Focus on Monitoring and Evaluation
Page 13 and 14: • Section I: MCC Overview • Sec
Page 15: How to do business with MCC • Tak
Page 19 and 20: Infrastructure -- Services Procured
Page 21 and 22: Compact Implementing Structure Ensu
Page 23 and 24: MCC Procurement Principles • Open
Page 25 and 26: • Section I: MCC Overview • Sec
Page 27 and 28: • Western Africa (WA) AFRICA cont
Page 29: Thank you very much !

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