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Office of Population and Reproductive Health (PRH): CSL Central Contraceptive Procurement (CCP) Agreement Type: Contract Agreement Number: Various Project Number: 936-3057 Duration: 1990 - 2018 Geographic Scope: Worldwide COR/AOR: Bonita Blackburn Telephone: (202) 712 - 1231 Fax: (202) 216 - 3404 Email: bblackburn@usaid.gov TA: N/A Activity Director: *Fiscal Year 2011 sub contracts include: Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals;Pfizer; Female Health Company; Unidus Corporation; Innolatex Sdn. Bhd.; Quindao Double Buterfly Group, Co.; Karex Industries Sdn. Bhd.; Thai Nippon Rubber Industry Co., LTD; Suretex Limited, Merck MSD; Injeflex; Cycle Technologies, Inc.; UPS and Logenix Purpose To serve as the central procurement mechanism for Missions to purchase high quality contraceptives, condoms, and other essential public health supplies. Services Provided CCP utilizes the field support mechanism for the transfer, obligation, and disbursement of all USAID funds designated for contraceptives, male and female condoms, and other essential public health supplies. CCP is currently implemented through the (USAID | DELIVER PROJECT Task Order 5 (TO5)), to provide procurement, warehousing and freight services. CCP provides a mechanism for independent testing to monitor the quality of products donated to USAID programs. The quality control and testing of products is implemented by FHI360. CCP continues to offer a choice of contraceptives and condoms. However, the breadth of commodities CCP is now able to procure has broadened to a range of essential health supplies including but not limited to nutritional supplements, medical equipment, vaccines, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics and other essential public health supplies. For more information on procuring these commodities, please contact Erin Seaver at eseaver@usaid.gov. Condom availability and use in most countries is inadequate and funding for the procurement of condoms in PEPFAR non-focus countries is often unavailable. To fill this important gap, CCP administers the Commodity Fund (CF). The CF aims to increase condom availability for HIV and AIDS prevention by providing condoms free of charge to non-focus countries. Additional resources are available for Missions and the programs they support who plan to order commodities including USAID Contraceptive and Condom Catalog and Ordering Essential Public Health Supplies: Guidelines for USAID Missions and Country Programs. For more information and to view these publications, please visit our website: http:// www.usaid.gov/our_work/global_health/pop/techareas/contraprocure. html *Contractors may change annually due to competitive contract procedures. -22- Means of Access Field Support
Office of Population and Reproductive Health (PRH): CSL USAID | DELIVER Project (Deliver II) Task Order 4 Purpose DELIVER Task Order 4’s objective is to increase the availability of essential health supplies in public and private services through strengthened supply chains and supportive environments for commodity security. Task Order 4 will continue to implement best practices and provide technical services that were offered under the DELIVER Task Order 1, while further aligning its work to support the Global Health Initiative, BEST, and other health initiatives. Services Provided Improve and strengthen in-country supply chains: TO4 supports research, assessments, analyses, supply chain designs, and capacity building to ensure that in-country supply chains are able to meet the basic health commodity requirements of public health programs, and accommodate the growing need for and influx of supplies across multiple disease and health areas. Areas of expertise include product selection, forecasting, financing, procurement, quality assurance, distribution, inventory management, storage, logistics management information systems, and disposal. TO4 places renewed focus on end-to-end supply chain strengthening, and addressing key bottlenecks throughout the supply chain, particularly procurement, infrastructure, transport, and last mile distribution. Strengthen environments for commodity security: To strengthen country environments for commodity security, TO4 focuses on financing and resource mobilization, policies and regulations, market segmentation and market development, and advocacy and leadership. An overarching emphasis is to build local capacities to gather, analyze, and use quality data for decision making. While much of this work will directly focus on in-country environments, TO4 will also collaborate with and support partners at the global and regional levels to strengthen evidence-based global/regional advocacy for commodity security. Across all technical areas, TO4 will place new or expanded focus on capacity and skills transfer, research and innovation, leveraging partners, and knowledge management and communications. Means of Access Field Support—TO4 accepts funding from all health directives. -23- Agreement Type: Contract Agreement Number: OAA-TO-10-00064 Project Number: 936-3089.Ad Duration: 9/10 - 9/14 Geographic Scope: Worldwide COR/AOR: Alan Bornbusch Telephone: (202) 712 - 4691 Fax: (202) 216 - 3404 Email: abornbusch@usaid.gov TA: Sharmila Raj Telephone: (202) 712 - 5536 Email: sraj@usaid.gov Activity Director: David Sarley John Snow, Inc. Telephone: (703) 528 - 7474 Fax: (703) 528 - 7480 Email: david_sarley@jsi.com
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