United States Trade and Development AgencyIssuing agency·Virginia·via the SAM.gov Get Opportunities APIUSTDA requires a pool of qualified Contractors to plan, organize, and implement partnership-building activities that support the Agency’s mission, including reverse trade missions (RTMs), conferences, forums, workshops, trainings, and other events. Activities may take place anywhere in the United States or overseas and may be conducted in person, virtually, or in a hybrid format. USTDA may require multiple activities to be planned and implemented concurrently across different regions, sectors, and locations, including multiple events taking place simultaneously. Contractors must demonstrate the capacity and resources necessary to successfully manage and execute overlapping activities without compromising quality, responsiveness, or performance.
Under this IDIQ, Contractors may be required to provide the full range of services necessary to successfully execute these activities. This includes, but is not limited to, event planning and project management; venue and vendor coordination; domestic and international travel and logistics; support for high-level foreign delegations and U.S. Government participants; participant recruitment, outreach, and registration; development of agendas, itineraries, and event materials; interpretation and translation; audiovisual and virtual event support; transportation, lodging, and other on-site logistics; and post-event monitoring, evaluation, data analysis, reporting, and closeout activities.
Please see attached RFP for additional information regarding this solicitation.
The Contractor shall plan, coordinate, organize, manage, implement, and document events including reverse trade missions, conferences, forums, trainings, and other events. Responsibilities include event planning and project management; venue and vendor coordination; domestic and international travel and logistics; support for high-level foreign delegations and U.S. Government participants; participant recruitment, outreach, and registration; development of agendas, itineraries, and event materials; interpretation and translation; audiovisual and virtual event support; transportation, lodging, and other on-site logistics; and post-event monitoring, evaluation, data analysis, reporting, and closeout activities. Activities may take place anywhere in the United States or overseas and may be conducted in person, virtually, or in a hybrid format. The Contractor may also be responsible for marketing activities and conducting targeted outreach to appropriate USTDA-eligible U.S. firms, foreign project sponsors, government officials, industry representatives, and other stakeholders.
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