Partner with Us
Partner with Us
Whether building the capacity of local organizations to ensure sustainable results or collaborating with an international organization to tap into a complementary technical area, we work with like-minded organizations to improve health around the world.
For more than 50 years, our partnerships have been delivering lasting results in over 150 countries. From local implementers and charitable foundations, to government donors and the private sector, our partners know they can rely on us to provide the technical expertise and decades of experience necessary to leave the work in the capable hands of the people with whom we work.
How to Partner with Us
For information on how to work with us for health impact, as we seek out new innovations to meet new demands, please contact our team at partnerwithus@msh.org.
Partnership in Action
Who We Partner With
Funders
Bilateral and Multilateral Organizations, Private Sector and Philanthropy
The key to achieving our mission are relationships with development partners, including bilateral and multilateral organizations. We work with philanthropic organizations and the private sector through corporate social responsibility, shared value, service, and learning partnerships. We understand that alignment, relationship building, and collaboration are crucial to achieving our desired health and social impact.
Implementation Partnerships
Private Sector, Universities, Nonprofit and Civil Society Organizations, and Host Country Governments
When planning and implementing projects, we collaborate with a range of stakeholders, including prominent international organizations that have complementary knowledge on a project’s region, health issues, and technical areas. Our partnerships allow us to leverage each other’s areas of specialization to capitalize on efficiencies and, together, achieve optimal results.
US Government Contract Vehicles
A trusted US Government partner, MSH offers expertise to USAID missions and their country partners through several global US Government acquisition and assistance mechanisms.
Global USAID and CDC Projects
MSH’s technical assistance and capacity development expertise are available through the following global mechanisms:
- Global Health Supply Chain NextGen Comprehensive Technical Assistance contract, 2024-2034 (prime contractor, 1 of 5 unrestricted IDIQ holders)
- USAID Medicines, Technologies, and Pharmaceutical Services (MTaPS) Program, 2018-2025 (contract)
- USAID Health Systems for Tuberculosis (HS4TB) project, 2020-2025 (task order contract under Integrated Health Systems IDIQ contract)
- PEPFAR/USAID Reaching Impact, Saturation and Epidemic Control (RISE) project, 2019-2025 (cooperative agreement; MSH is subpartner to Jhpiego)
- CDC Building Capacity for National Public Health Institutes (NPHI) project, 2020-2025 (cooperative agreement)
For information on these mechanisms, including MSH contacts, please see the following summary:
GSA Multiple Award Schedule
Contract number: 47QRAA21D0069
The Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), also known as the GSA Schedule or Federal Supply Schedule, is a platform on which federal government buyers access more than 11 million products and services through long-term government-wide contracts issued by the General Services Administration (GSA).
GSA has awarded MSH a five-year (plus up to 15 additional option years) contract to provide USAID, CDC, and other US Government agencies with simplified, cost-efficient access to our range of technical/development support and business consulting services, under the following Special Item Numbers (SINs):
- Professional Services/Business Administrative Services
SIN 541611 – Management and Financial Consulting, Acquisition and Grants Management Support, and Business Program and Project Management Services
- Scientific Management and Solutions/Scientific Services
SIN 541990TAD – Technical/Application Development Support (TADS) - Order Level Materials (OLM)
Purchases at Task Order level, for up to 1/3 of Task Order value
MSH’s approved listing on the MAS includes a full set of hourly labor ceiling rates, for various labor categories typically involved in MSH project implementation, that have already been deemed fair and reasonable by GSA.
For more information, please contact us at gsa-mas@msh.org.
GSA One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS+) Unrestricted
Contract number: 47QRCA25DU222
One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (OASIS+) is a suite of governmentwide, multi-award contracts designed to support federal agencies’ procurement requirements for complete professional services. OASIS+ is designed to streamline acquisitions, enhance procurement efficiency, and increase transparency, enabling federal agencies to access top-tier professional services with greater flexibility. This suite of services contracts is available for use by agencies throughout the Federal Government who hold a Delegation of Procurement Authority (DPA).
GSA has awarded MSH a five-year (with an additional 5-year option period) Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Unrestricted (U) contract.
Specifically, as a holder of the Management and Advisory Domain, MSH is able to deliver its global health capabilities across a full suite of services that can improve a Federal agency’s performance, its endeavors to meet mission goals, and provide operating advice and assistance on administrative and management issues. Management and Advisory Domain scope areas include, but are not limited to:
- Acquisition & grants management support
- Business case development/analysis support
- Business consulting
- Business intelligence support
- Business process improvement
- Business process reengineering
- Change management
- Concept development & requirements analysis
- Configuration management
- Cost/schedule/performance analysis & improvement
- Cost estimation & analysis
- Cost/performance trade-off analysis & studies
- Decision analysis
- Earned value management (EVM) analysis
- Ebusiness support
- Executive-level administrative support
- Governance
- Horizontal analysis & protection activities
- Information analytics
- Integration of support systems
- Interface management
- Investigative services
- Knowledge based acquisition
- Knowledge management
- Leadership & organizational assessments
- Long range planning, futures, & forecasting
- Manpower estimating
- Policy analysis
- Project management, program management, integrated program management
- Program documentation
- Coordination with law/policy making entities
- Regulatory compliance support
- Requirements management
- Risk assessment, mitigation, & management
- Stakeholder requirements analysis
- Strategy development
- Strategic forecasting & planning
- Technical & analytical support
- Vulnerability assessment
Benefits of using OASIS+
OASIS+ is flexible, easy to use, and allows ordering activities to solicit and/or award orders in a streamlined, high-quality manner. The benefits of OASIS+ include:
- Task orders that may be:
- Awarded against six contracts that have no contract ceiling or cap on awards;
- For work performed in CONUS and/or OCONUS locations;
- For complex commercial or non-commercial services;
- For any contract type, including hybrid mix and structures of Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) types tailored to individual task order requirements;
- Open on-ramping; after the initial phase of awards, the solicitation for OASIS+ will remain continuously open, allowing potential industry partners to obtain OASIS+ contracts at any time as long as they qualify;
- Flexible/expandable Domain-based structure; ability to add Domains based on government need;
- A cumulative ordering period of 10 years;
- Technology-based ordering and market research tools;
- Access to an industrial base of highly qualified contractors;
- Ancillary services and Other Direct Costs (ODCs) defined as integral and necessary to complete a total integrated solution under a requirement are within the scope of the master contract;
- Access transactional data and data analytics for spend analysis and market research;
- Save time without having to complete the following, which have already been completed at the OASIS+ master contract level;
- FAR subpart 9.1 responsibility determinations;
- FAR 22.805 pre-award clearances (“Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Clearances”);
- General Services Administration Manual/ Regulation (GSAM/R) 505.303-70 congressional notifications; however, the ordering agency specific policies will still be applicable/required.
Key features of OASIS+
- Flexible/expandable domain-based structure
- Global access to commercial and noncommercial structures
- No contract ceiling or cap on awards
- Industrial base of highly qualified contractors
- 10-year period (base of 5 years + one 5 year option period)
- Open on-ramping after initial awards
- Price evaluation at the contract level
- Task order solicitation through a single platform, GSA eBuy
Annual Reports
Read the stories of the people with whom we work. Together, with our diverse funding and implementing partners, we work with local health leaders and institutions around the world to create lasting health impact.
