PART ONE: COMPLETE EACH BLOCK FOR BOTH NEW ASSISTANCEIACQUISITION AND MODIFICATION ACTIONS

PD- FAV- 612 CONTRACTIAGREE

DATA SHEET 35 4 3 - -

10. TYPE OF ACTION: A. New Acquisition/Assistance 't

B. Conttnuation o f activities set 'L - - - - . - -\

forth in a contractual document- C. Revision of work scopelpurpose . ,

o f award

3 ContradAgreement Number: BPE-08C9-R-GI-3019-08 r 9 - J Q 1 0 SED 1984

4. ComractorIRedpient Name: U.S. Department of A g r i c u l t u r e Graduate School

t

6. Project Ttde: Progran Develo?ment and Support

11. Amoun: of -c- 1

U.S. s this PIOIT:

12. Amount Obligated1 Subobligatedl - - Deobligated by U.S. S V -

1 .M/SE RIC&SDISS Action Monitor: L.5.

7. Project Officer's Name: 3. 3ouchard

h p p . 72-114 D21.6, A l l . 446-34-099-00-69-41

2 Date PlO/T Received:

8 / 3 0 /84

8. Organization Symbol: P ?.E/PPX

20. Country or Region of Performance:

9. Requlslt~onlng 19. Budget Document I D No: 940-0002.6-34L-0703 Plan Code: PDM-84-13450-DG-11

21. a. This Action Increases TEC by S ..- C j .-

b. Total Es t Cost of Contractual Document S ._ -

22. Amount o f Non- Federal Funds Pledged t o the U.S. S Proiect:

13. Cumulative . . - A L'

this Action:

OMiaation: U.S. 3

7'2 cffm.-t:~~ na+r

- 14. This Action I I

Funded Through: / / 15. Date Contractual

Documents Signed ? I 3;. / 99 by AID Official:

- ~

o f this Action: / J/ /$q 24. Estimated . , . . ; ,

/

Expiration / Date:

25. Con tractor DUNSNumber:

16. 1 ncremental!~ - Funded Contract:

17. Host Country! Counterpart Inst.: - (Univ. Contracts)

18. Campus - Coordinator:

(Univ. Contracts)

UlPUlcnl@@

BEST AVAILABLE COPY

- I I I ! I I I I 1

26. Consultant I

Type Award: - 27. Number of

Person Months: - (PASAIRSSA only)

28. Number of Persons: - (PASAIRSSA on1 y)

35. SELECTION PROCEDURES: A. Formally Advemked

B. Negotiated Rice Competition, General Procedure

C A&E D. Ed. Imt and/or Int'l.

Research E. Collaborative

Assistance

29. Negotiator's Typed Name: J . Xoen

32. ContractIGrant Officer's Organization Symbol: SCD/ IIA

PART TWO: COMPLETE EACH BLOCK FOR NEW ASSIST~~CE~ACQ~ISITION ACTIONS ONLY

H. Procurement t o be Per- formed by the Contractor i n Person

I. Sole Source J. l rnpairment o f Foreign

Policy Objectives

K. 8(ai Selection Grant/Cooperative Agreement L. Competitive

F. Predominant Capability 1 M. Noncompetitive G. Unsolicited P ropod N. Smaii Business Set Aside A , / < I . . 0. Overses P r o c l r i n ~ Activities f

36- CONTRACT TYPE: 45. LABOR SURPLUS AREA A'Fixed Price (Specify: PREFERENCE:

FFP, FPRD, FPEPA, FPI) 1 Labor Surplus Area I R Cost Reimbursement I A. No Refere~ce

(Specify: CR, CPFF, P. Tie Bid Preference

CS. WAF. CPIF)

C IQC & Requirements Contracts

D. Omer

37. ADVANCE: A No Advance 8. Advance Non-FRLC C Advance FRLC

38 SUBJECT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT:

El A- Walsh-Wey Act, Manufacturer* B. WalsbHealey Act. Regular Dealer*

C. Sewice Contract Act (U.S. ONLY - Guards, Maintenance, Latnrers)

D. Davis-Bacon Act (Construction) E- Not subject to Walsh-Healey;

Service Contract or Davis-Bacon Act (Most AID Contracts)

* Equipment. Supplies, Materials, and Commodities

39. Country o f 4

Manufacture (Specify)

. D. Unfunded I H. U.S. Registered

41. SUBCON'TRACTS: I. U.S. Non-Registered

C. Total Set Aside D. Not a Labor Surplus Area

Preference Award

46. Number o f Bidders Offering Items or Services of Foreign Content:

47. TYPE OF BUSINESS: A. Source: Non-U.S. and Used

Outside U.S. & Possessions B. Source: N0wU.S. and

Possessions (Foreign Purchases Used Inside U.S.) ( I f U.S. Source. complete C through Q)

C. Firm - Profit Making & PSCs Non-Profit Organizations D. Private Educational

Organizations E. Hospitals F. Research Institutions.

Foundations, and

40. CURRENCY INDICATOR: A. U.S. Dollar 6. Local Currency C. Combination

- - - -

Is There a Provision for a Subcontract? (Contracts only)

Laboratories G. Other Private Voluntary Organizations

I J. Foreign State!Local Government K. Educational Institutions

F. Technical Services to A I D [ 48. Women Owned -

42- TYPE SERVICE: A. Training of Participants 6. Technical Assistance to Host Country

(Program, Project related except A&E Services)

C. A&E Services D. Construction E. Research

(other than trainino: usually ( Business?

L. Hospitals M. Research Organizations N. Other

0. International Agricultural Research Organizations

P. Public International Organizations

Q. U.S. Cooperatives

-. operating expense)

G. Training Service for A I D H. Equipment, Materials,

Supplies, Commodities

49. TYPE AWARD: Small Business

I A. No t Set Aside i 6. Partial Set Aside ~ -~

i . Translation S e n i a C. Total Set Aside 43. CONTRACT~AGREEMENT SOURCE: D. Personal Service Contrnt

A. U.S. ConwactorlGrantee B. Non-U.S. ContractorIGrantee

E. Individual Non-Personal I[ service Cantract C. Combination of A & B F. U.S. Governmer t

44. TYPE OF AMERICAN OWNERSHIP: I n G. University Minority A AsianIPacific Islander D B. Back American

H. Other Non-Prof it Organizations

I. Large Gilsinerses C American Aleuts or Eskimos I 0. American Indian f 50. ?ayin~ ~ f f i c e : E. Hispanic I Payment wil l

F. Other (Specify) made by mllfff? I) / b G &h D C , G. Non-Minority 1

-------- .--- .- - . ~ - .- .- - . . I

I

8.AuthoritV G d -mt between A113 and the Ageacy named dpted 20, 1966

9. Purpor

72- 1141021.6 2 A l k a m t N W

SPP helow 3. PIOK W w i No.

S P ~

Program Development and Support

I Summary

RESOURCES SUPPORT SERVICES AGREEMENT ntrnnz~

THE AGENCY F O B INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT mm U.S. Department of Agr icul ture

Graduate School

The purpose of t h i s Amendment t o t h i s Agreement between AID and USDA Graduate School is t o c l a r i f y t h e funding c i t a t i o n s f o r the $795,000 of funds provided i n Amendment $6. The c i t a t i o n s f o r t he $795,00G a r e a s follows:

ORIGINAL AMEND.NO. 08

5. RSSA Numbr BPE-0809-R-GI-3019-08

6. Fiud Y r r 1984/ 1985

7. &' Initid a C w m t

$2,765.230

PIO/T Obligat ion No. Appropriation No. Allotment No. Amouo t

Except a s indicated above scope of work and a l l provisions remain unchanged.

B.Changa (+or-) -0-

C. h- ToD( - $2,765,230

Unless othcrwix indicated in the RSSA, this Agreement will continue in force. and &a will continue to be r m d d until the Agreement, or any part thereof, is ruminated after a 9 0 d a y notice by either party.

11. LIAISON OFFICES

-

13, Sqrenrre,

NAME

TITLE T l i L E Chief, Internat'l & Interagency Branch

A. Partkivsting ABcncy Liairion Office

uSDA/GI: A. Byrnes

OFFICE OFFICE Office of Contract Management

B. AID Technical Offia 1 c-AIDEF

PREIPPR: Bruce Bouchard MIS 1 : Jeanne Roen

AGENCY h - k d c $dm./. LCD* AGENCY Agency for international Development

12. Thrminetion

DATE DATE 3~ / P &

1 4 A n a d m h m ~ (dm amct.cd. these em comirkrcdpert of the RSSA Agment l Y

rl APPENDIX A - BUDGET AGREEMENT a APPENDIX D - SUBCONTRACTING = APPENDIX 8 - RSSA CONilNUATlOhi SiiEET APPENDIX E - BILLINGS a APPENDIX C - USE OF AID PERSONNEUFACILITIES X Appendix F

AID 240-2 (2-82)

'Use of AID ?ac( t l t i e s and/or Personnel

a. Participatfng agencies, t he i r employees, and consultants are prohibited

fm using AID fac i l i t i e s (such as off ice space or equipment) and A I D

clericat/technical personnel i n the performance of services specified

4n a Resources S u p p o r t Semi ce Agreement (RSSA) , unless the. use of

such personnel andjor facil f t i e s i s/are speci f fca l l y authoif zed I n the

RSSA.

b. If a t any time it i s detemined that the participating agency has used

A I D f ac i l i t i e s or personnel without authorization i n the RSSA, then

the mount payable under the RSSA agreement shall be reduced by an

amount equ37 to the value of the AID f ac i l i t i e s or personnel used

by the participating agency as determined by the agreement officer."

S d e a a r r e t f n g by the paxzicZpac3.a~ agmcp w i t h AID hmds -t be rpeclficaU7

sad -proved by the AID Agre=uus o f f i c u prior to negatlatious. k c n z d i n g l y

prrc%cZpa=g agsncfo rrs raqofred to c l u r l y iad$.uts in &L- budget sttb-

&$ion r'o AfD for a p a r t f c u l u c PBSa or XSSA &e u t r r r t of ant ic ipated sub-

budget tod to the PAS& or RSSA to cover subcun+.rac=ing srg be necessi

p e a t m mtufng' ia to a subcnncact, A U subcnurract.irrg cmdcr PBSA and BSSA

agreemenu us* A D fuads i s subject to provisfaas on cuaoac*Ag u t u t t

fO U D Handbook 12, 1C7. a. through f . pages 1-21 and I-2la.

c, AID aut&orttud subcoatracffrrg SW be uadeakan *e pt t t ic ipa-g \

agcncyls own cmc=ac:3g aushotfcy aai its o m cnnt=acthg rtgulatfous. Such

auchot',m s t u l l be cited in b e sabconcract, k'hur subc=mcacts are oeqorLiit~d,

b the best b t s r e s t of &a G Q P C , . ~ ~ , aut!zar',ze a :artfciaat;nq a g e n q to

Suocaut=ac= *ria an *diedual f o r perscaai serrices abroad l~naer a su5cmtzzc::

h the $ ~ ~ ~ c i ~ a t i n g agency nay , a b s e t its ovn a u t h o r i q :a csar=ac= fst

?ersoaa: sgrv',:a, :l:e Sec:fon 536(a) (3) of tbe F o r e i s Assis-ancz Act cf I?;.

h. B i l l i n g s rhould b e subnittad for prgvllt to & I - D o on Stsadard Form

1080- or 1081, together via dot- of rimers -&red and a break-

or quarterly basis , - -

B. The f o m t of the report rccaqaaying the S. 1080 or 1081 should be

robstaatirlly as Fadlcatad br lw , P i r b u z s ~ t s nbt be mia vithoot

the folloPfng identifykrg iPfoxmthi:

Prof ect I d e x :

nco l Data: PIO/T Oblig. lo. AQpfbpziatlon Pio. &&t No.

Period Coprrad: Prop:__ To:

PASA/RSSA bgreesmnt. Period: Frau:

Benefits Travel Transportatiun &

Supplies h Mater5a.b Other Overhead - -

Totals

Ctrmntlt2ve Funds Authorized in PBSBIRSSA through h n d z e n t Nrrmber

B i l l i n g s f o r se-ces rendered under t h i s agreement shouldPe addressed to :

USAID Off ice of Pinanc l a 1 Management, ?rogram Accounting DTvision, Washington, D.C. 20523

(a) Itistberespatsib~oftheparticipadrrgagscytoidentlfpand sektearttactorssrrd~tmtsinacamkzewLthparticipetingag~ procedms d, to the- extent pracfhble, * camgetitive

proce&ms. AID qlqees are aot a d m r b d to west or reammed specific individuals or o r g ~ i r m s . Tbe pElrtLeipatitlg agency agrees rroe to solicit

or of patential m a or consultants f ran AID

employees. M s a r s s ~ ~ A I D ~ l o g e e s d t h e p a r t i c ~ i n g ~ a a A

spec- idividuah or o q a c h s t h are permitted d y after ar; iadivfdual or ofganizath has been identified as a potential -actor or d t a n t by the

partic*- J%==Y. - Cb) Cmtractor (-all -1- or d t r m t s perfoming services &r P A S or R S A -1 aot partiripate in policy formlation, budgeting, or apembLcm of AID personnel.

(a) Salaries aad mges or consultant fees which exceed the & 1-1 of the Foreign S e w Mfdcer Class 1 (FS-I), ar the equivalent da i ly rate, as

e s t a b W in t h scbdule of the S t a t e / A I D h J S U Regulations, as fraP to time nmc?lybA, nust be specifically autbrized in edvance by t k e

ADAgreanentoEicer.

(b) ReimbursaPFnt w i l l a* be meQ for m a & m k d salaxy and wage, or

3. RELXxTm WTMIN mE U.S. CF P A K r I C I P r n A m a EmmEEs, axawcrm

(a) Relocation within the Unkesl States of partkipating fxpluyees,

-tor qk-, or consultants must be specifically mthrizd in advance

bytbeAxDAgr-Mficer.

(c ) Eeloc8thl costs fsr t s d h r h d - eqloyees, or coasultsrnts w l l l be re iuhrd in acadame vlth Sectioa 31.205-35 of the Fedetal. A c q u i s i t h

ww=i- (FAR)*

A

All participant t d n i q shall be cadwtd in eccordance w i t h tk policies and p m c e k e s establiskl in AID H e d b o k 10 - Participant Training unless otherwLse specifically autbdped in by the AID AgreaPent Officer,

lketings ard -, facl* arpntn, m r t a t i m , rentril of ~ ~ e e t i q g

facilities a d o t b r factdental cogts are a l W I e &en t h prlmary purposes of the of t b costs Ls t b etissernination of technical infonnatim.

Costs of -, d i m f o a , social activities, and any directly associated costs 8 ~ 3 1 as tickets to m, sports eTarter, meals, lodging, rentals,

transportath, ard gratuities are not allowable,

I I I

PART ONE: COMPLETE EACH BLOCK FOR BOTH NEW ASSlSTANCElACQUlSlTlON AND MODIFICATION ACTIONS

' 1 .M/SER/CM/SD/SS 2. Date PIO/T Received: f~~

6. 6 q e a Tide: Feasibility Studies (USDA Graduate School) - -

7- Proiect Officer's Name: t f i n - 8 18. Oraanization Svrnbol:

4 / 12 / 84 . . ' CO~~TRACTIAGREEMENT

1 -A DATA SiiEET ? 209

Bruce Bouchard C ~ ~ d Lk%mL J / PI&/PPR - 9. Requisitioning 119. Budget ' PDAA 84-13450-DGll @RE)

Action Monitor: sar.

Document I D No: 940-0002.6-3440703

10. TYPE OF ACTION: 20. Country or

A. New AcquisitionIAssistance Region of B. Continuation o f activities set Performance:

for th in a contractual document C. Revision of work scopelpurpose 21. a. This Action Increases TEC by S . ._j / Cu' _ -, do0

of award b. Total Es t Cost of

11. Amount of 400,000 Contractual Document S -$+ ' 7 b . $ ~ ? - t h i s PIOIT:

OBL- U.S.S 22. Amount o f Non-

12. Amount Obligated1 Federal Funds Subobligatedl Pledged to the U.S. S -. e / q>ij , Deobligated by U.S. S I Project: this Action: - - 23. Effective Date

13. Cumulative Obligation: 24. Estimated

14. This Action Completion1 Funded Through: Expiration

) IS. Date Contractual Date: Documents Signed 3 / 3 / 4 %. Contractor by A ID Official: 1 DUNS Number: l I l \ \ \ I !

i . .CI - .- .C. I - -... - - BEST AVAILABLE COPY 9

16. 1 nuementally - Funded Contract:

17. Host Country/ Counterpart Inst.: - (Univ. Contracts)

18. Campus Coordinator: -

35- SELECTION PROCEDURES: A. Formally Advertised B. Negotiated Price

Competition. General Procedure

C. A&E D. Ed. Inst. and/or Int'l.

26. Consultant d

Type Award: 27. Number of

Person Months: (PASAIRSSA only)

28. Number of Persons:

H. Procurement to be Per- formed by the Contractor in Person

1. Sole Source J. Impairment o f Foreign

Policy Objectives

K. 8(a) Selection

(Univ. Contracts) 29. Negotiator's Typed Name: 131. Date Sign

Jeanne Roen I

32. Contract/Grant Officer's 134. Date sign6d:

Organization Syrnk!: Q~/SOD/IIA 1 ! 7 J~ /Y

PART W O : COMPLETE EACH BLOCK FOR ~ E W ASSISTANCEIACQUISITION ACTIONS ONLY /

Research GrandCooperative ) E. Collaborative 1 Agreement

Assistance L. Competitive

F. Predominant Capability / -M Nonmmpti t ive G. Unwlicited Propod

i N. Small ausiness Set Aside 0. Overseas Procuring Activities

36. ONTRACT TYPE: i~ 1 45. LABOR SURPLUS AREA n . A. Fixed Rice (Specify: PREFERENCE:

FFP, FPRD, FPEPA, FPl i Labor Surplus Area B. Cost Reimbursement

(Specify: CR, CPFF, CS, WAF, CPI F)

) C 10C 8t Requirements Contracts

D. Other

37. ADVANCE: A. N o Advance m B. Advance NowFRLC C. Advance F R LC

38. SUBJECT TO STATUTORY REQU:REMENT: I- A. Walsh-Healey Act, Manufacturer* fc'I B. Walsh-Healey Act. Regular Dealer* ud C Sewice Contract Ac t (U.S. ONLY - Guards, Maintenance, Laborers)

D. Davis-Bacon Act (Construction) E. N o t subject t o Walsh-Healey;

Service Contract or Davis-Bacon Act (Most A ID Contracts)

Equipment, Supdies, Materials, and Commodities

39. Country o f 1 , L Manufacture(Specify) !,I 3 -

40. CURRENCY INDICATOR: A. U.S. Dollar B. Local Cur racq C. Combination D. Unfunded

) 41. SUBCONTRACTS: Is There a Provision 1

for a Subcontract? (Contracts only)

I

42. TYPE SERVICE: "

A. Training of Participants B. Technical Assirtans to Host Country

(Program, Project related except A&E Services)

C. A&E Services D. Construction E. Research F. Technical Services to AID

(other than training; usually operating expense)

G. Training Service for A ID H. Equipment, Materials,

Supplies, Commodities I. Translation Sewice

43. CONTRACTIAGREEMENT SOURCE: - A. US. ContractorIGrantee B. Non-U.S. ContractorIGrantee C. Combination o f A & B

44. TYPE (2F A:.:ER:CAN OWNERSHIP: Minority

) A. Asian/Rcific Islander B. Black American C American Aleuts or Eskimos D. American Indian E. Hispanic F. Other (Specify)

G. NowMinotity

A I D 1- f&IL?l- P- 9 M I ~ M I C ~

A. No Referefie B. Tie Bid Preference C Total Set Aside

D. Not a Labor Surplus Area Preference Award

.6. Number o f Bidders Offering items or Senices o f Foreign Content:

17. TYPE OF BUSINESS: A. Source: Non-U.S. and Used

Outside U.S. & Possessions B. Source: Non-U.S. and

Possessions (Foreign Purchases Used l nside U.S.) (If U.S. Source, complete C through Q)

C. Firm - Profit Making & PSC's Non-Prof it Organizations D. Private Educational

Organizations E. Hospitals F. Research Institutions,

Foundations. and Laboratories

G. Other Private Voluntary Organizations H. U.S. Registered I. U.S. Non-Registered J. Foreign StateILocal Government K. Educational Institutions L. Hospitals M. Research Organizations N. Other

0. International Agricultural Research Organizations

P. Public International Organizations

Q. U.S. Cooperatives

48. Women Owned Business?

49. TYPE AWARD: Small Business A. No t Set Aside B. Partial Set Aside

El C. Total Set A&&

D. Personal Service Contract E. Individual Non-Personal

F. U.S. Government

H. Other Non-Profit Organizations

I. Large Businesses

50. Pay ins Office: ! -

Payment wil: be jL pa(; D made by I :

i r n n m c i

BESTAVAILABLE COPY

, ~NTRACTIAGREEMENT DATA SHEET 2 8 4 C

Counterpart Inst: / 1 Person Months: .. / A -I

16. 1 ncrementally -I

Funded Contract:

(Univ. Contracts) I (PASAJRSSA only) 4 / r 5 - l j

18. Campus ) 28. Number of

1 .MISERICMISD/SS Action Monitor: L.B.

26. Consultant /

Type ward :

Coordinator: - I Persons. (UnIv. Contracts) (PAAIRSSA only)

29. Neqotiator's Typed Name: 30. N ' or s tgna 131. Date Sigrid: en I

32. Contract/Grant Officer's ( 34. Date Signed: Organizatton Symbol: I

S 3 D / I I A

PART TWO: COMPLETE EACH BLOCK FOR d w ASSlSTANCEiACQUlSlTlON ACTIONS ONLY I

2 Date PlOK Received: &-

4 / 24 /84

PART ONE: COMPLETE EACH BLOCK FOR BOTH NEW ASSISTANCE/ACQdlSITION AND MODIFICATION ACTIONS

3 ContractfAgreement Number:

BPE-0809-X-GI-3019- ) 4. CMltractor/Redpient Name:

U.S. Departsent of Agr i cu l t u r e , Graduate School 6 Ro~ect Tide: I

Program Development Support

17. Host Country/ 127. ~ u m ~ t - 3 f

7. Pro~ect Officer's Name: B. Bouchard

( 0. 3verseas Pr-ring Activities

8. Organization Symbol: PRE/PPR

35. SELECTION PROCEDURES: A. Formally Advertised

B. Negotiated Price Competition, General Procedure

C. A&E D. Ed. lnst and/or Int'l.

Research ) E. Collaborative

Assistance F. Predominant Capability G. Unso!icited ? ~ o p o d

I A rn % A ~ M O IQ-O-M DUI .. ,-- .-- .- ,- - -- - -

BEST AVAILABLE COPY * \ \

9. Requisitioning Document ID No: 940-0001-344-0810

4-099-00-61-41 10. TYPE OF ACTION:

A. l izw Acquisiti.,nilsistance 6. Continuation of activities set

forth in a contractual document .3C - C. Revision of work scopelpurpose 4 a. This Action Increases TEC by S --s-l

of award b. Total E h Cost of

11. Amount of Contractual Document S . - a g % - - t h i s PIOt'T: 22. Amount of Non-

12. Amount Obligated/ Federal Funds - SuboMigated/ ~ P s ' . ~ ~ Pledged to the U.S. S G-

DeoMigated by U.S. S I r t h i s Action: 23. Effective Date

of this Action: Obligation: 24. Estimated

14. This Action Completioni

Expiration ) I S . Date ~ontractual Date: Documents Signed by A!D Official: DUNS Number: I \ I ! !

H. Procurement to be Per- formed by the Contractor in Person

I. Sole Source J. Impairment of Foreign

Pdicy Objectives

K. 8(a) Selection Grant/Cooperative Agreement L Competitive M. Noncompetitive

, N. ~ml l Business Set Aside

AGENCY FOB INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 5.RSSANumk.

U. S. Depar-t of Agriculture Graduate

l,A&W"--Numb.r r.x~ppr~pimm

940-0001-344-0810 1 School 1 1984/1985 7. &' Initid or Qvrrn 1 8.-(+#-) I CNewTotd

72- Ll41021.5 BESOURCES SUPPORT SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN

$1.970.230 I +$795,000 1 $2,765,230 8.-

Gmed w t i~eheen AID and the e c g - e d h q dated February 20, 1966 9. Rrpor,

ORIGINAL

AMEND. NO. 06

Program Develcpment and Support la,srviartDbPafamrd

The purpose of t5is Amendment t o the Agreement between AID and USDA Graduate School is t o continue the professional se rv ices of a team of management s p e c i a l i s t s t o increase the l eve l of services and rev i se t he scope of work. The period of funding is October 1, 1984 through December 31, 1984. Except a s indicated above scope of work and a l l provisions remain unchanged.

Budget Recap

Total Budget $828,546 Amount of t h i s Amendnent -795,000

To be pravided by fu ture -- $ 33,546 Amencimen t

EX. Scope of Work

A. Scope of work revision: Amendment #4 under paragraph 5, sec t ion 5, add the word healt to t he following sentence: Ccontinue next page)

IOTE: Attached Budget, Appendix A, subject t o revis ion upon conclusion of negotiations of USDA Gra6uate School's 3 - 8 5 overhead ra te .

U n h a othawiw indicated m the RSSA, thk Agmmcnt will continue m force. and scrvica %dl continue to be rendered until the &reanen& or any part thereof, is terminated afta a 9O-day notice by either party.

- 11. LIAISON OFFICES / 1 A

NAME NAME

A. Participating Agency Liaision O f f i a

\ , m TITLE -- L;.&J - TITLE Chief, Internat'l & Interagency Branch

8. A I D Technical Office ( C. A I D Bucrrpcaw w. .niamtke W

OFF ICE -. OFFICE Office of Contract Management

- USDA/GL: A. Byrnes / PRE/PPR: B r ~ c e Bcuchard 1 C\(/SOD/lIA: %*

12, Termi~tion

AGENCY G? ) i? h5 &J,,&)~ , AGENCY Agency for International Development

DATE L tef; :g y+ DATE ., b . . I / /

1 4. A a c h m a m (Men attached. these d p l d k e s are cokdered pan of &s RSSA Agreemend v

a APPENDIX A - 3iiIjGET AGREEMENT APPENDIX D-SUBCONTRACTING

3 APPENDIX B - RSSA CONTINGATION SHEET APPENDIX E - BILL!NGS a APPENDIX C - USE OF AID PERSONNEUFACILITIES

-.---- ,--- --

- Technologg Transfer: I d e n t i f i e s and a s s i s t i n t h e t r a n s f e r of technologies appropr i a t e f o r p a r t i c u l a r country environment wi th a focus on hea l th , a g r i c u l t u r e ag r ibus iness and a l t e r n a t i v e energy.

B. After t h e paragraph on Technology Transfer add t h e fo l loving:

a mlcb $XI *ml(b 06 N A L YO-

RSSA NO.

B p m 809-R4I-3019-06 FI SCAL Y ~ R

1984/1985

I RESOURCES SUPPORT SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN

- Management Information Systems: Planning and i n i t i a t i o n of development and t r a i n i n g a c t i v i t i e s o r t h e e f f e c t i v e use of microcomputers i n f i n a n c i a l modeling and adminis t r a t i v e / a c t i v i t ies m a n a g m a t .

APPENDIX 8

RSSA COUT I N U A T IOU SHEET

2 of 2 A

C. Under parapgraph 5, s e c t i o n 3, change t o read t h e following:

WE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AM0

U - S. Department of Agr i cu l tu re Graduate Schaol

- Pro jec t Financing: I d e n t i f y and c a r r y o u t f e a s i b i l i t y s t u d i e s f o r s p e c i f i c fo r -p ro f i t bus iness p r o j e c t s t o r e c e i v e A I D l o a n funds.

111. Other Requirements

1. N o i n t e r n a t i o n a l t r a v e l o r i g i n a t i n g i n t h e U. S . should be undertaken without p r i o r approval of PRE/PPR and/or CX/SOD/IIA.

2. A l l t r a v e l arrangements (fncluding t i c k e t s and/or advances) s h a l l be handled by t h e P a r t i c i p a t i n g Agency.

IV. . Reports

(1) The Graduzte School w i l l submit a monthly r e p o r t t o PRE/PPR r z c a p i t u l a t i n g t h e amount budgeted, expended and b i l l e d t o da te f o r each desc re t e a c t i v i t y o r e f f o r t funded under the RSSA agreement.

(2). Reports w i l l be submitted with the f i n a l b i l l f o r each indiv idual a c t i v i t y o r task order . Ail r e p o r t s w i l l be forwarded t o PRE/PPR.

APPENDIX A

BUDGET AGREEMENT

RESOURCES SUPPORT SERVIOES AGREEMENT BETWEEN

THE AQENCV FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND

, U . S. Ilephrtment of Agricul ture Graduate School

urnent NO. ,

~ ~ o r l g ' n u l - 06 ---- - 2. RSSA Number B P E - O ~ O ~ - R - G I - ~ O ~ ~ - O ------- 3. Flwel Ywr t

Per Diem: Small Enterprise/Technology Transf;er S p e c i a l i s t s and Agriculture/Small Enterpr ise Spec ia l i s t e :

1 of 2 ---- I 1 198411985 -------- 4. BUDOBI B Y 08JECT CLAW

60 t r i p 8 X 8 d a y s l t r i p 9 ::9U/day = $43,200 55 Tripe X 8 d e y e l ~ r i p @ $90/day = $3960

I

Travel : Small Enterprise/Technology Transfer s p e c i a i i s ts and Agricul ture/Small Enterpr ise S p e c i a l i s t s :

40 Roundtripe: DC-Latin American and Caribbean @ 1 0 0 0 / ~ ~ = $40,000 40 Roundtripe: DC-AfricaINear East @2,00O/RT = $80,000 35 Roundtripe: DC-Asia @2,50O/RT - $87,500

------ 6. STAFFING (Ob/ect

Thlo/Nrmr,

Federal Employees Proj ec t Director-Michael Marquardt

ro j ec t Manager-Denc! s Bilodeau :roj ec t Administrator-Paulla Korak Project S p e c i a l i s t - B i l l Kedrock Secretary -Vickie Stewart

CI~IIOI 11

Ored 10s;

1315 1111

6 /1 1111

511 3/2

Fee pl'd 210 ' 250 250 240 250 250 120 198 180

I

The amount budgad tor any objoot aloa rhaH not k onondrd by more lhm 16 poraent unlou t h r e h., ban prbr rgprovrl

l 1

12 ---

md - I21 - 1)oy a

20 65 25 50 50 65

75 63 96

150 68 63 24 60

236

21 --. . 13 -

24 --- Itl -- 28

31

32

b Y A ! % Domrlptbn El.,--

Federal Employee -- Bonr l l t r tat 15 percent) -- .- --- -. - - .-- Travel and Trrncportat lon o f

DETAILS

&far*

$3,160 6,370 1,500 4,900 2,650 2,860

Amount

$219440

3,217

~ c r t o n c f e x p ~ a ~ n betowl -*---.- Par Diem ---- -- XExplain Below)

Prlntlng and Roproduotlon L4expleln below)

Contract Personnel - .- - ------ Suppllec and Materlala ----- Equipment Iexplaln below) --

Overhead 2 5 %

PerconnrI coat8 AII c o n . TOTAL. llnoluder $339 54, to be f und rd by futura RSSA A m r n d m m t d 0. Explmstbnol Object Clsuec a d Speclsl

~onr( l tc

$474 956 225 7 35 398 4 29 207,500

82.800

347,880

I

---- Total --

$3,634 7,326 1,725 5,635 3,048 3,289 -

14,750 15,750 24,000 36,000 17,000 15,750

2,880 11,880 42,480 L-

Pecre tary -Deborah Woodhrm

Contract Personnel Small ~ n t e r ~ r i s e l ~ e c h n o i o ~ ~ Transfer

Spec ia l i s t s : Richard Rosenberg E .M. Marshall I Gail Garinger George Leyland

I I 1

R. H . Martin A . 0. Gafforio M. Delgadil lo Richard Newton To be Iden t i f i ed

165,709

$828,546 Provlsbna

-

I

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APPENDIX A

BUDGET AGREEMENT

RESOURCES SUPPORT SERVICES AOREEMENT BETWEEN

THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND

U . S , De~artment of Anriculture Graduate School

O n 06 --.- -.-- 2. RSSA Number

C BPE-0809 -R-G1-3019, 3. Fltoal Year

1 -

2 of 2 I

.- 1 1984/1985 ----..-- .- 4, BUDOET BY OBJECT CLASS I a r r e c l a m ma.r-,. n r ssws 1 1 end f2l - DETAILS Thr mount budaotd tor mv obloat alas ahall not k e n o d d I pp u. ulnrrrv-u r v w ~ w o r ur,

.

I --

by mom than l6-m#nt unl& there hm bwn prlor rpprovrl TltlaIName Orrds hv AID, 1 (081 1 D..R ( 8.1w~ 1 Bencz - l - - - - - - Total -.,* ------

bd Dnarlptbn Amount Contract Personnel e e p / i

i 11 Pertonal Cornpentation Agr i cu l tural/Small Enterprise Specia l i s s Dorothy LaRoux 170 100

12 Benefltc Irt percent) Dusan S tanoj evic 200 100 - 'Travel and Trentportatlon of

Robert Medell 250 1 5 21 Pertont (rxplr ln br lowj Kenneth Young 250 80

B . Daniel 250 .31 Rent, Cornrnunlcatlonc, and

23 ~ t i l i t ~ e t Alvin Miller

pr intkg and Reproduction Sumner Strashun 24 ( ~ x p l r l n below) Ronald Groez

TO b e I d e n t i f i e d _ Other Servlcet 1 (rpeolty below) I

I Ouppllet and Mrterlr l t 1 Overhead

32 Oalarlet & Benefl s

-- Personnel Cottt A l l Cottt TOT A L (lnckdor to b r funded b y future RSSA Amrndmrntrl 6. Explanatbn of Object Clauec and Opaolal Provltlont

'Use of AID FaciI i t ies and/or Personnei

a. Par t ic ipat ing agencies, their employees, and consul tants are pmhi b i ted

from using AID facil i t i e s (such as office space or equipnent) and AID

clerical /technical personnel in t h e perfonnance of services specified

i n a Resources Support Service Agreement (RSSA), unless the use o f

such personnel and/or facil i t i e s is/are speci ficai ly authoif zed i n the

RSSA .

b. If a t any t ime i t i s detemined that the participating agency has used

A I D f ac i l i t i e s or personnel without authorization i n the RSSA, then

the m u n t payable under the RSSA agrement shall be reduced by an

amount egi~3 l to the value of the AID faci I i t i e s o r pe~sonnel used

by the participating agency as detemined by the agresent o f f i c e r . "

. a As used h e c i a , tha t n "sttbcoarracag" cnc ludu purchzsa orders:

ir~chotized izt the P S I or RSSA iooolved or, s q l r a t e l y requested Fn e - g

and approved by the AX3 hgreenencs af f fcer m a r to ~ g o t f a c 2 o a s . Acserdingly

pat-dd?atfng a g a c i a s are required to c lear ly indicate fP cheir budget sab-

zdssfon t'o AID for a parcicul;rr P A S or S S S h she extent of anecipatcd sub-. a 8 .,,a=,,,. ,. , ,,a,,, axis, d,,, ,,~,. a -ded ru 6

2 W q e t and a m z n a t to the PASA ct RSSA to caves subcoatracrin8 say be uecess;

9 p r b t ca trrrexfng' irrta a subco~t=aez- A U su&cmca&ag uudet PAS1 and BSSh h v)

agreemenu using AID funds i. sub jec t to q e p - i m ou cun~acEfng as scare

in Saodbook 12, i C 7 . a. through f. pages 1-21 and 1-tla*

r- BI3 au~!cr ized subcmtracchg SU be under-aken w i g -&e parcfcQacisg -

a q e n q ' s awu caczac:frrg auzboricy arui its ova c3ut.ract43g tegulat'aus* Such

auchozAt;r s U be cite$ in che subconrract. %%en subc~nrracrs are seqoc2at&,

*e ckcurrs-aczs ?ezz!itca aeqo&r'on skU al so be c f t d . Af3 m y , vhe3 ic

'ca the b e s t ~ C = = S C 02 rfia G c m o z r , autkcrize a parcici?at-Ag a g e n q t o

subca:zact *&-A an -iztG=~:dual f o r personal serfices abroad under a r ~ ~ c ~ t z z c : :

* ;.hf& ;he Sarzi,ci7a:bg aqe3cjr m y , absssr izs cta a u t h o r l q =3 c=ntrac= f a r

- , gezsoaal series, rl:e S e t t f o n 636(a) ( 3 ) of c2e ?orei,n, . iss-L-~cc= Ac': o r i?:.:.

as z z ~ ~ C 2 = (Z-2-4). '2 suck p,*7e=r, :%e clrc-a:ar=ca ?e-,==kq z e ~ s c L a c l s z -i-::

L i 7' - - , C f ( ? \ ( i =.; Ldr!e?~ r-g 7-u- f q = e =.*-b--; '- -:- , - 5 . L. -A-

17

BILLZblGS . A. B W g r should be submitted for p g p n r c ~ t to L 1 . D . an S m m h u d Fonn

1080- or 1081, together vith d a t e s of servlw rendered aad a break-

down of accsued q w e s . SubmLssforrrr should be made on a m t h l y .

or quarterly basis . - -

B. Tkte format of the report acccmpmping the SF f O 8 t l or 1081 should be

substantiaUy as indicated belou- Disbar~emeats uill not be made wfthont

the follarfng i d e n w g information:

Project H-:

Projea Ntmbez: - --

FfscaL Data: PIO/T Oblig, Bo, b p p m + i o n No. U l O - t No,

Descripefan of Budget Line Itenrs salaries Berreffts Tr-1 Ttanspozxatiun - srrppues & Materials Other Overbead

Period Covered: Fran: To:

- Totals

Cunmbrfve Ftmds Buthorfzed in P W R S S A through Amzndmznt N h e r

C. s i l t i n g s for services rendered ~ d e r this agreement should b e addressed t o :

PART ONE: COMPLETE EACH BLOCK FOR BOTH NEW ASSWANCE/ACQUISITION AND MODIFICATION ACTIONS

* - CONTRACTIAGREEMENT DATA SHEET U ' 2 2 1

plan Code:PDAA 84-13480-DG-61 I App. 72-1141021.6, A l l . 446-34-099-00-61-41

1 .MISERIC~SD/SS Action Monitor:

L.B.

3. ContractlAgreement Number: 7 ;f& - 2 3 r BPE-0809-R-GI-3019- 05 F.. L -J ,,-

6. Project Ttde: I

Program Development and Support

10. TYPE OF ACTION: A. New AcquisitionlArsistance Region of B. Continuation of activities set Performance: PR&/,';~'

2 Date P I O R Received:

2 / 3 /84

7. Project Officer's Name: \ ? B. Bouc'nard

forth tn a contractual document ,

C. Revision of work swpelpurpose of award b. Total Est Cost of

11. A m u n t o f Contractual Document S -.

Obi. U.S. S p-

this PIOIT:

8. Organ~zation Symbol: PRE/PPR

Federal Funds A

Pledged to the U.S. .$

Project:

9. Requ~sit~oning 119. Budqet

this Action:

14. This Action

. --. ,. .-,..., -ate 13. Cumulative I c 9, of this Action:

24. Estimated Completion1

Funded Through: qL-' A

Expiration Date.

25. Contractor DUNS Number:, l i ! \ l i l I

16. Incrementally 26. Consultant Funded Contract: Type Award: -

17. Host Country/ 27. Number of Counterpart Inst: - Person Months: 73. &'/ (U:riv. Contracts) I (PASAfRSSA only) ' - - I '

18. Campus 128. Number of , - Coordinator: n I persons: !Y

) 34. Date Signed:

/A \ Orgmizatior. Symbol: I

SOD/ILA I j i

35. SELECTION PROCEDURES: A. Formally Advertised B. Negotiated Rice

Competition, General Procedure

C A&E D. Ed. l m t and/or Int'l.

Research E. Collaborative

Assistance F. Predominant &ab i l i t y G. Unsolici:ed Propcd

v H. Procurement to be Per-

formed by the Contractor in Person

I. Sole Source J. Impairment of Foreign

Policy Objectives

K. 8 (a ) Selection GrantICooperative Agreement L. Competitive / ,M. Nonmrnpetitive

N. Small Business Set Aside 0. Overseas Procuring Activities

A.P..*.bn.n,aa..\

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36 CONTRACT TYPE: - A. Fixed Rice (Specify: FFP, FPRD. FPEPA, FPI) .,

8. Cost Reimbursement (Specify: CR, CPFF, CS, WAF. CPI F)

C IQC & Requirements Contracts

D. Other

37. ADVANCE: A. N o Advance 8. Advance NowF R LC

- C. Advance F R LC

38. SUBJECT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT:

A. Walsh-Wey Act. Manufacturer +

B. WalsbHealey Act. Regular Dealer* C Service Contract Act (U.S. ONLY - Guards, Maintenance, Laborers)

IZ D. Davis-Bacon Act (Construction) E. No t subject to Walsh-Healey;

Servics Contract or Davis-Bacon Ac t (Most AID Contracts) Equipment. Supplies, Materials, and Commodities

39. Cour~try o f ~ * s f u r e ~ S p ~ ) 0.5 (

40. CURRENCY INDICATOR: A. U.S. Dollar B. Local Currency C. Combination D. Unfunded

) 41. SUBCONTRACTS: Is There a Provision for a Subcontract? (Conmacts only)

TYPE SERVICE: A. Training of Participants B. Technical Asirtance t~ Host Country

(Program, Roject related except A&E %ices)

C. A&E Services D. Construction E. Research F. T d n i c a l Services to A ID

(other than training; usually operating expense)

G. Training Service fo r AID H. Equipment, Materials,

Supplies, Commodities I. Translation Senice

43. CONTRACT/AGREEMENT SOURCE: A. US. Con@actor/Grantee 8. Non-U.S. ContractorIGrantee C. Combination of A & B

44. TYPE OF AMERICAN OWNERSHIP: Minority

D A AsianIPacific Islander R Bladc Americran C American Aleuts or Eskimos D. American Indian

&>BOR SURPLUS AREA PREFERENCE:

Labor Suqdus Area A. N o Reference B. l i e Bid Preference C Total Set Aside

0. Not a Labor Surplus Area Preference Award

46. Number o f Bidders Offering i t e m or Senices of Foreign Content:

47. TYPE OF BUSINESS: n A. Source: N0wU.S. and Used

Outside U.S. & Possessions 8. Source: Non-U.S. and

Possessions (Foreign Purchases Used Inside U.S.) / (If U.S. Source, mmplete C through Q)

C. Firm - Profit Making & PSCs Non-Profit Organizations D. Private Educational

Organizations E. Hospitals F. Research Institutions.

Foundations, and Laboratories

G. Other Private Voluntary Organizations H. U.S. Registered I. U.S. Non-Registered J. Foreign StateILocal Government K. Educational Institutions L. Hospitals M. Research Organizations N. Other

0. Internatioral Agricultural Research Organizations

P. Public I ntemational Organizations

Q. U.S. Cooperatives

48. Women Owned Business?

49. TYPE AWARD: Small Business A. Not Set Aside B. Partial Set Aside C. Total Set A&

D. Personal Service Contract E. Individual Non-Personal

Service Contract F. U.S. Government G. University H. Other Non-Profit

Organizations I I. Large Businesses

1 50. Paying Office:

I Payment wzt be E. Hispanic , . ( $ . wa. : . . \1 .

F. other (Specify) made by ac ;3a5= I

G. Non-Mnority I A I D 14- (8-83) - Page 2 MICMISDISS (COORS)

2. A : : o t n m Nuwbr- I : a - a ~ - ~ j i + a ~ - ~ ~ - b i AGESCY Foil I J T E R S A I I O N A L DOVELO?)ILST bid; 5 - . 5 S - % ~ ~ 4 7 5 e ~ S?!. .-9q QO 4 7 I,? 3?r-C!Sc9-5-CT-:!3~9 LP~GT; kohti&t&n No. ' i ! i 3. Fisa.1 Ytar

I g&GOCG1-3L4-C310 ! U.S. Departrrei?? of X g r l c u l c c r e Grad:tte Qc>col f ~ $ 8 4 7. &'lni:U or C u m 3. Char?gc ( t o r - ) I C NZ.H Tot=! $1, h75, OCO j . L:~,z= 57- I 2 ; - - . * 2-3 d,--- 2 2 -

8 A W t y G~eraipereernentbetwunAIDaad the.%mynamedabove,dated~ebtuar~ 20, 1966

9.

Progra Development 2nd S u p ~ o r t !QSBuiarrtobePsmnnat

The purpose of t h i s h-endment t o t h f s Agreesent between AID and the U. S . Departzaent of Agriculture Graduate School i s to provfde the balance of funding f o r continued professionai services of a team o f manageEent s p e c f a l i s t s during ,FP 1984, from October 1, 1983 ci~rougn September 30, 1984.

811 other provisions renaln the sane.

11. LIAISON OFFICES A. Pancipstiq Agency Liision Off ice I a. AID iecnni-i Cf i ie ( C. AiO Budgetary and Administmrve Off ice

U d a otbcr- indicated in the X S A . dxk .4grc=nor will continue in forc: and d c c s will con Agrccmcnr, or. my par: 5crrof, is :mainatd dta a 9-y notice by eirhc-

. . 3, sirrarum i .

. \ . ; . s" '..

NAME - -- NAME

' L- A

OF F1CE ., : . , * . - , , . .. ... . ,-.. :..-...: . -. -.-< 3 . .* -.-..-'= OFF?CE Office of Contiact hlmagerneni ..< .- - . r .

AGESCY . . . .

- i . I .? r _ .- 4-.: AGENCY Aqency for Internarionai I?cve!opmenr

\ ' > , . '. .# DATE . . ' . :I-?- :*.\ . .--- DATE 1

f t. A- (wren arradrsd ches wpardirrr are c o m ' M m ~i me RSSA &reemcr;tf

AWENOIX A - BUOGEi AGREEMENT APPENDIX 3 - SUXSNTRACTING '2 APPENO~X B - aSSA CCNTINL!AT!CN SHEET APPENCIX E - 31LL:NGS - a N'ENG!X C - US5 OF A10 PEZSQNhiEiJFAClLITIE3

..I..... ..- - . r -- ______.___~._____----.--__I-- ------

1119 ttlrnonl N, I'. --.I 01 II~IIIU~ [....I - P

RESOUIICES SUPPOnT SERVICES AGREEMENT DETWEEN --.- 2% .- --!L-!-- ......... ....-................-.-.....-...-. API3I:N[)IX A I 2. IISSA NIIIII~IO~

THE AGENCY ron INTEI~NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ~ I T - ~ O O ~ - R - C : 1~30.1. I3UC)(;E'T AGREEMENT I

................................... . -..... 1, -...-.---...-- - . . .--. 1. ILlIt)(:ET IJY OI)JI:(:'r CLASS

Tlhn anrotrrll b r r l qo~cc l lor nny obJmt clnss rhnll r ~ o t h o oxcodoc) by rnuro t l l n c ~ l l j 1,111cont tclllou stlore 110s bnnn prior npprnvrl

............. ...... -..I IJV .' AID.- " ' -...-..--.--..--.--,.--.-.-----.-.--

it1 r)nsrrlplior~ ...............

Amount

1 1 IJc!rsonnl i : ~ ) r ~ r l ~ ~ i n $ o t l o n .......................... -.. ....-.

IIIIII~, (:otn~~rt~t~ lcut lo t~s, nnd 111 illtlos ..... ......._.._....................

T O T A I.. (IIJC/UI~~S tn be -....... ---- - tu~~dtwi ..,. b y b tcrrn RSSA ... Artmndtnentd A35 ' 2 30 ' , --..------. ............ .............. .................... .... 6. Explntrnllolr of O l ~ j o o t Clursnr nnd Gpoclnl Provlelotrr

...

I --..- ?-- --.-"" ,-.- ..-....... 3. Flrcnl Ynnr

USDA CRADUATI: !;Ci1001, .. -- . ....................... -. . ...-............ .. ..-.. .. -,.... ..-.. ..- ........ --1913/! -. --.-.,--. 6. S'rAFFINO lOl~/oloct Ctnssor 1 1 nttd 121 - DETAILS

. ________._ ._ .... -.. ._ .- .- .. -. . . .-- ................ -..-....... .- - . ._L ........... Tltlr/Nnmr

... .. .... . . . 3:; D h Y S l ~nl luy Ontinlilr Tolnl - - - - - - .- - - .-------* .....*5....-- - ...$>.-- .gu6..- T4.- r o Jcc t h ~ ~ X ' " i G ~ E ' ~ f ' ; i l ~ f l ~ t t r 15 y r ne e -

1'ro:lec t I l i r e c t o r - l l l c l i o c l I , l n r q ~ ~ n r t l t 1.3-5 40 6,303 94 6 7,249 P r o j e c t Hann f l c r - l l ann l~ l3ll.odcnu 11.-1. 1, 902 14, 585 130 ' 12,683 Pro ject : Coort l inntor- l )nul . ln l(oznlc G - 1 50 ' 2,966 11 11 5 3,411. P roJec t Secretnry-l)el)ornl l Clooclhnm 322 G 5 7,0/,G 4 2 7 :I , 7 7 7 ) Pro;)ect Scc retnry...Vj.ckic! Stownr t 5-.I 50 . I 2,660 399 3,059

I P r o j e c t Spec ln l ie t -D j .11 Kcclrock 1.1-1 1.00 9,756 3,463 11,719

CON'J'RACT PIIRSONNCL 125 ---.....- Smn l l 1:nterprjnc S p c c i a l l s t ~ :

blnrk F r n z l e r Gn i.1 l lcr t ry MJ 11 lam IlcCren A lex Deehlar Mnl I n Wotlbc r g n e t ~ y n n v i ~ Jomeu I~cMennmln Joyce 1: rony C a r l Gotlcrez R ic l i n rd Cowclan Ceorp,e 1,eylnnd To hc l d e n t i f l e d

fl31 Per Diem

$19,200 13,500 1.9,200

6 , 11 00 14,000 I 9, nno 20,1.60 n, boo 5,700

19,200 11 , 7 5 0

22,000 5 400 .. L .... .- .......

!;111;13.1 r ; r ~ ~ t ? l - p r i a c TrnRt l inn S p e c i o l l e t ~ : Smell. E n t e r p r 1 . e ~ T r n i t ~ i t i n Spcc.lcr1.-l.nt,s r 0 1 I)(:-1,ntin Amerlcn & Cor ibhcnn fi $1,000 -$20,000 GO t r j . p e x B d e y a l t r l p n v c r n ~ e (! $90/dny $43,200 20 R'I': 1)~-.AFricn/Ncar Enut @ $2,000111~ =$[to, 000 0 1 . : I)(:-At1i.n $ 2 , 5 0 0 1 ~ ~ =$50,000

, T 1 ~ : 1 J n l 1 i r , m : 1 l : c r J n . 2 e a n d I ~ n m p l ~ l e t ~ ~ ~ G , 0 0 0 ' . BEST AVAILABLE COPY

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A l P E 3 O l X 5 I !.a. Y H i AGENCY FOR i H i Z 2 H ~ i l C H i i DEYELOPQEHT i r o / 3pE-0a09-3 .ejr C=wf:wuAf:CM ;

j w c z t ! ?

i = r S C A ~ r LAR 2 . j Deparxe-c ~f A g r % ; ~ l i m . Gra3o.t~ Scbsei i

1931;

A. . B i l l i n g s should be submitted f o r payment t o A I D on Standard Form 1080 o r 1081, toge ther with d a t e s of se rv ices rendered and a breakdown of accrued expenses. SuSnissions should be nade on a rconthly o r qua r t e r ly b ~ y i s ,

B. The format of t he report accompanying the SF 1080 or 1081 should be s u b s t a n t i a l l y a s ind ica t ed below. Disbursements .dl1 not be nade wi thout the fol lowing iden t i fy ing information:

DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY FINANCIAL STATLTS RE2ORT

On an Accrual S a s i s

PASA/RSSA NO.

P r o j e c t Name:

Period Covered: From: To :

P r o j e c t Number: PASA/BSSA Agreement Period: From: To :

F i s c a l Data: PIO/T Oblig. No. Appropriation :lo. Allotment So.

Cunulative Desc r ip t ion of Budget Line I t e n s Current S i l l i n g B i l l i n g t o Date

S a l a r i e s 3enef its Trave l T ranspor t a t ion Suppl ies 6 Nate r i a l s Other Overhead

To ta l s

Cumulative Funds Authorized fa ?ASA/RSSA through Amendment Nmber

C. B i l l i a g s f o r s e rv ices recdered under this agreement should be addressed to :

Off ice of r ' i n a ~ c e Zfanagenent Agency f o r I n t e r n a t i o n a l Development

Vashington, D.C. 20523

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a. Participating agencies, t:?eir enployees, and consultants ars gmhibitei

f m m using - A I D facilities (such as o2fjce space or equipent ) and XI3

cl eri calj techni cal gerscnnel i n the perfornance c f serviczs sjeci fied

in a 4esourres Support Ssrric? Agreement (255A), uniess the use o f

such perscnnel and/or faci l i t i e s i $/are speci f i cai ly authoi ized in the

.tSSX.

b. If at any tine it is detem4iile4 that the parzicipating asency has us24

A I D facil i t i e s o r personnel wi thout authori za t icn in the 4SSA, then

the acount payzble under :he RSSA agre%ent shzll b e r2ducsQ 3y an

zmcun t eq23l t o Lye value o f the ,410 7acil i t i e s or persocnei us2d

by the participating agency as d e t c n i n e d 5y the E g r e s e n t o f f i c e r . "

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a. As used k e r a b , the t z r r "su3co;lr=acr~g" iacludes purctzse o-rdcs,

5 . S t k 1 c c m n c t 3 g by ;5e paxTic2?arkg agency -dth A I 3 5ads ;=I~SC be qecfr-zcaXy

authoc!&zed b -Ae ? A S 1 or 3SSA involved or, scp=ately requested ia

and agproved by cbe AID Agre-cs or'zico-r prLor to ~ego t%t lons . hccordfi@.y,

parD;r'?abg ag-cies are required to cl-ly f=rdLcat= fn -Ace budget su3-

z3s ia -u c3 -U3 t o r a particdar PASA or JSSh the = ~ n t of accicipated sub-

budger and aaezxk=z= to tLe ?=A a t aSSA to cove= subcz-atrac-Ag -27 be necocszr

agte-en= uskg hIS 5- is subject to the ?r3vtsLms on c m r r a c t k g as scare& d

*A A D Zmdbook 12, lC7. a. chzough f.?ago,s 1-21 a d L-?,la.

c E D a~=hcr-keu s~jc3nczac-Ag s h a E be mdez-zken us-kg :he ? a r r i c s a t Z g \

a g e n q 's mu c a a t r a c = k g au=koz2~7 m d L's- otu ;3atrac=izg r e y A z C m . s - Such

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CONTRACTIAGREEMENT , - - 1 .M/SER/Chl/SD/SS

. . * DATA SHEET Action Monitor: sal

11. Amount of U.S. S 580,000

t h i s PIOIT: obi

2 Date PIOIT Received:

12 9 / 83 - PART ONE: COMPLETE EACH BLOCK FOR BOTH N-9V ASSlSTANCElACQUlSITlON AND MODIFICATION ACTIONS

3. ContradAgeement Number: ~~~-0809-~41-3019-Pd 0

12. Amount Obligatedl Subobligatedl 5 : . /.--7. ? - DeoM igated by U.S. S - & I

- ContractorIRecipient Name:

this Action: 13. Cumulative u.s.s j, 9 75- I -2:

Obligation: 14. This Action / i 1 ? .

5. Organization Symbol:

Documents Signed , _ - . / / - , /,'? >

/ M - / L , , - 3 . - 1 Contractual Document S .-. L FVL

U.S.D.A. Graduate School v j C A I 6 / 6. Project Tide:

Program Development and Support , N

22. Amount of Non-

.. .. *\ 7. Project Officer's Name: 4 , ' . . 'L w

B ~ c e E . Bouchard .. - . .--+- '"..I

Federal Funds - Pledged to the U.S. S

8. Organization Symbol: PRE/PPR

Project: 23. Effective Date / / /> 2

9. Requisitioning .-. .* , . 19. Budget PDAA-84-13480-DG-61 % .~ .?

~ocument ID NO: 344-0810 . Plancode: 446-34-099-00-61-41 ' Appr. 72-1141021.6 10. TYPE OF ACTION:

A. New AcquisitionIAssistance Region of j ,I L A d / j-d 6. Continuation of activities set Performance:

forth in a contractual document C. Revision of work scopelpurpose 21. a. This Action Increases TEC by S - . YC-; - , L P-,.., .. c---

of award b. Total Est. Cost of -

; - / 1 of this Ac.ion: f -I

24. Estimated Completic?n/ Expira3on / / d y Date:

25. Contractor 1 1.

Counterpart Inst: - 1 Person Months: / r j y

. , by AID Official:

76. : crementally . -

.rnded Contract: -.

I i . Host Country1

iUniv. Contracts: 1 (PASAIRSSA only)

18. Campus 128. Number of . . -

DUNS Number:\ I l I l l I I ! 1 26. Consultant -

Type Award: 27. Number of - -

1 Coordinator: - ( Persons: I 5

Organization Symbol: I 1.

CX/SOD/IIA J. w.Au ,JZ / 3 7 7 Y 3

(Univ. Contracts) 1 (PASAIRSSA only)

Research 1 I) E.

31. Date SignF: - . ,> / j'< I:,? -, 34. Date Signed:

29. Negotiator's Typed Name: , ' .. , ,

32. C o n t r d ~ r a n t Officer's

/

I F. Predominant Capability G. Unsolicited Propod

33. \,~ontra-rant Officec$~bnature:

35. SELECTION PROCEDURES: I

A. Formally Advertised

8. Negotiated Rice Competition, General Procedure

C A&E D. Ed. I m t and/or Int'l.

I Grandcooperative Agreement L Competitive M. Noncompetitive

N. Small Business Set Aside 0. Overseas Procuring Activities

H. Procurement to be Per- formed by the Contractor in Person

I. Sole Source

u J. Impairment of Foreign

Pdicy Objectives K. 8(a) Selection

36- CONTRACT TYPE: F, . . -A Fixed Rice (Specify:

FFP. FPRD. FPEPA, FPI)

Manufacture (Specify) /f,,,. ~4 I Foundations, and

4!5 UWR SURPLUS AREA PREFERENCE:

Labor Surplus Area

B. Cost Reimbursement I A No Refere- (w: CR, CPFF, B. Tie Bid Reference

40. CURRENCY INDICATOR: A. U.S. Dollar B. Local Cunencv

CS, WAF, CPI F C I ( H : & Requirements Contracts

D. Other

37. ADVANCE: k No Advance B. Advance NOR-FRLC C Advance F R LC

38. SUBJECT TO STATUTORY REQiJlREMENT:

k WalsbHedey A c t Manufacturer* B. WalskHealey Act. Regular Dealer*

C Senice Contrast Act (US. ONLY - Guards, Maintenance, Laborers)

D. Davis-Bacon Act (Construction) E. No t subject t o WalshHealey;

W~Q Contract or Davir-Bacon Act (Most AID Contracts)

Equipment, Supplies. Materials. and Commodities

39. Country o f

C. Combination D. Unfunded

C Total Set Aside D. Not a Labor Surp(us Area

Reference Award

46. Number o f Bidden Offerinq I t e m or Services of Foreign Content:

jLjl k

47. TYPE OF BUSINESS: A. Source: Non-U.S. and Used

Outside U.S. & Poaessions B. Source: Non-U.S. and

Possessions (Foreign Purchases Used Inside U.S.) ( I f U.S. Source, complete C through Q)

C. Firm - Profit Making & PSCs Non-Prof it Organizations D. Private Educational

Organizations E. Hospitals F. Research Institutions,

1. SUBCONTRACTS: IS ~ h e . e a provision i j ~ i for a Subcontract? (Contracts onlv)

4 2 TYPE SERVICE: A. Training of Participants B. Technical Assistance to Host Country

(Program, Project related except A&E Services)

C. A&E Sewices 0. Conmuction E. Research F. Technical Services to A ID

(other than training; usually operating expense)

G. Training Senice for AID H. Equipment. Materials,

Supplies, Commodities

Laboratories G. Other Private Voluntary Organizations t i . U.S. Registered I. U.S. Non-Registered J. Foreign StateILocal Government K. Educational Institutions L. Hospitals M. Research Organizations N. Other

0. International Agricultural Research Organizations

P. Public International Organizations

Q. U.S. Cooperatives

48. Women Owned /" & Business?

49. TYPE AWARD: Small Bus~ness A. Not Set Aside

I B. Partial Sot Aside I. Tramlation Service C. Total Set Aside

43. CONTRACT/AGREEMENT SOURCE: D. Personal Sew ice Contract A. US. Contractor/Granm 0. N0mU.S. ~ontractor/Grantee

E. Individual Non-Personal Service Contract

C. Combination of A & B F. U.S. Government 44. TYPE OF AMERICAN OWNERSHIP: G. University

Minority H. Other Non-Profit

b A. AsianIPacific Islander Organizations B. Black American C. American Aleuts or Eskimos D. American Indian E. Hispanic F. Other (Specify)

G. NmMino r i t y

I. Large Businesses

50. Paying Office: Payment wi l l Se made by -

AID 14- [REL'U - Pam 3 W C R A I ~ ~ I K C lrnnnch

* . . l.Appmpnma,Numbr I 11:x Appmpriats Box

940-0001-344-0810 Graduate School 1 1984 7.A'lnitislorCumm 1 B.-(+or-) I C. NBW Total

RESOURCES S U P P O B T SERVICES A G R E E M E N T

AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 5. RSSA ~urnbar

General w n t between AID and the Agency named above, dated February 20, 1966 9. Pucose

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Program Development.and Support 940-0001 t o . ~ t O b e P a r f o r m e d

BPE-0809-R-GI-3019-0 6. Fheel Yaa

The purpose of t h i s amendment to t he agreement between A.I.D. and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Graduate School i s t o provide funding f o r cmtinued professional se rv ices of a team of management s p e c i a l i s t s during ET 1984, from October 1, 1983 through September 30, 1984.

The team w i l l provide services i n the areas of program and project analys is , d e s i p , administrat ion, entrepreneurial development. and evaluation.

11. LIAISON OFFICES A. Pmicrpafing Agency Liaision Office 1 0. AID Technical Off ie I C. AID Budgetary and Administrative Off*

USDAIGI :A. Byrnes I PRE/PPR:J. Gelb I ~ ~ S C J D , ~ I A : J3el.k I. ~l-d&r 12. Term~nation

ndemi until the

13. S:qnatures

/

OFFICE OFFICE ,b~piCe of contra& Managemefit

AGENCY AGENCY Agency for International Develcpment

DATE DATE December 15, 1983

1 4. Atgchmmts (den ata91ed. tfrese ~~ are considered part of the RSSA Aqmmtl

a APPENDIX A - BUDGET AGREEMENT a APPENDIX D - SUBCONTRACTING a APPENDIX B - RSSA CONTINUATION SHEET APPENDIX E - BILLINGS @ APPENDIX C - USE OF AID PERSONNEUFAClLlTIES

-- -

APPENDIX 8 1 RESOURCES SUPPORT SERVICES ACREUAWT BETWEEN

I m E AGENCY FOR INTERNATIOHAL DEVELOPMENT AND RSSA COMTINULTION

SHEET U.S. Department of Agriculture

Pane 1 of 2 I ~raduate School 1 1984 B, Scope of Work

The Graduate School will provide to the Bureau of Private Enterprise (PRE) (and through that Bureau), to USAID Missions, to Regional Bureaus in Washington, and to entities/institutions in LDCs, management specialists in the areas of entrepreneurial development, and evaluation.

Professionals obtained through the RSSA will work with PRE on short and medium term basis as appropriate to the sefvices to be provided,

Several of the types and areas of training, technical and management assistance identified below will be required on a continuing basis over the life of the RSSA and will require working closely with PRE staff. These may include assistance in training, program, and project analysis, design, administration, management, evaluation and/or applied research, as well as providing guidance on matters concerned with the involvement of private enterprise to overseas AID missions and AID/W.

=

Professionals will work on improving the performance of institutions and organizations which provide credit, technical and managerial assistance to the private sector, and on providing advice to missions concerning the improvement of management performance of LDC private sector organizations.

Examples of some of the areas in which assistance will be ptovlded to USAID Missions and LDC governments include:

.>

- Investment Environment: Identify policy, legal and regulatory changes needed to impr.ove the climate for investment.

- Investment Promotion: Identify and meet short-term management/vocational training and technical assistance requirements as related to entrepreneurial problem solving.

- Project Financinq: Identify specific private, . for-profit business projects to receive AID loan funds,

- sxport Promotion: Identify and sromote non-traditional export products which have high local value added.

- Technology Transfer: Identify and assist in the transfer of technologies appropriate for the particular country environment with a focus on agriczltural agribusiness and alternative energy.

W f A NO.

,BPE-0809-R-GI-30Lg - FISCAL Y E A R 04

APPENDIX B

RSSA CONTINUATION SHEET

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C . Durn Posts and Duration

RESOURCES SUPPORT SERVICES AGUEEMENT BETWEEN

THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND

U.S. Department of Agriculture Graduate School

The Graduate School will provide training, technical and managerial assistance to entities in the following countries (others may be added) :

Thailand Indonesia Sri tanka Pakistan Egmt Sudan Kenya Ivory coast Zimbabwe Costa Rica Peru Eaiti Jamaica - - Caribbean Countries

A typical project under this RSSA amendment would consist of a team of three Graduate School specialists working for 7-10 days in the specific country,

D. Sub-contracting

The U . S . Department of Agriculture Graduate School is hereby authorized to sub-contract for the services of some speclalists under its own contracting authority and in accordance w i t h AID Handbook 12, item lc7 a through f , and as stipulated b the attached budget.

E. Qther Prwisions

All other prorkicxas r d u n b g e d .

RESOURCES SUPPORT SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN APPENDIX A

THE AOENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND

BUDGET AGREEMENT U . S . Department of Agriculture Graduate School

. -- I----- -- ---- --

L ~UDOET BY L - ~ . L c c ~ u ~ rn,. : - - . .-a -..,. 1 1 ~d 12) - DETAILS

- - ' - F & I ) . ~ ~ " ~ .a .L

0. v m ~ r r m n u IUU/ISI bt * r#wa Tho m u n t h d g a t d for n y objrct dm lhd not k orceodd - by more thn 16 poreon( unlrr t k r hm brm prbr rgprovd Tltlr/lYlmr 1081 lv lonr~

-- P ro jec t Adml n i s t r a t o r - A r t h u r F. --It l jyrnes 14-7 4 dys

' b O r l p l n . 1 nunt Nw. .

- X X J ~

BPE-0309-R-GI-3019-0 - 3. F l r r l Y u r

Parfional Cornpantatiof~ --- .-

( 49,657 p r o j e c t Dl roc to r -M lchoe l Marquardt 113-5 (50 d . ( 7,600 1 1,140 1 8,740

Banofits 1.1 15 porcrntl r o j c c t Manager-Jerry M a r t i n .-

and Trmncportrtro~t of r o j e c t Coord i ator-Pau l I a Koza k

Stowart

5.000 I I ErlTsrpr i se Spec\ a I J s t s :

Debra Ors l n I , ,

I . '

38 Suppllac and Matar la l~ 1 3,175 I Ludwig Itudel

Drdyo f'amuclna

John Ilonnntt

Manuel Vorgara

Raul I-acayo T O T A L (includor to bo

. . - - - - - P a b l o V inent funded b y future RSSA A m e ~ t m e n t r ) I 3 90,000 1 i L-i-dwvi ! 6. Erplrnrtkn of Object Clruer r~nl Specirl Provirionr

1 4,08,?

8,568

3,059 7,096

14,087

TOTAL

$28,800

9,680

#21 T r a n s p o r t a t lor!- HZ4 P r l n t l n g and Reproduct lon

Smal l Enterprl5,o T ra l n l ng Specl a i l s t s : T r a i n i n g m a t e r i a l s and pamphelts $3,175 20 RT: OC - L a t i n Amorlca & Caribbcdn @ $1,00O/RT = $20,000

20 RT: UC - Af r i ca /Near East @ $2,000/1?1 = $40,000

20 RT: DC - As la Q $2,50O/RT

#31 Per Dlem

Small E n t e r p r i s e T r a i n i n g S p e c l a l l s t s : 60 t r i p s x 8 d a y s / t r l p @ $90/day = $43,200

Revised A p r i l 15, 1983

" G s e of .AID F a c i l i t i e s and/or Personnel

a. P a r t i c i p a t i n g agencies , t h e i r empl.oyees, and c o n s u l t a n t s a r e p r o n i b i t e d from

us ing A I D f a c i l i t i e s (such as o f f i c e s p a c e o r eqcipment) and AID c l e r i c a l / : e c h n i c a l

personnel i n t h e performance of services s p e c i f i e i in a Besources Support S e r v i c e

Agreement CXSSA) o r P a r t i c i p a t i n g Agency S e r v i c e A g r e a e n t (?=A), u n l e s s t h e u s e

of such ? e r s o c n e l and/or f a c i l i t i e s i s / a r e s p e c i f i c a l l y au thor ized ia t h e RSSX/PASA

a g r e m e n t .

=

2 - Ir' a t zny t ime i t is determined t h a t :he p a r t i c i p a t i a g agency h a s used AID

f a c i l i t i e s o r perso-.nel wi thout a u t h o r i z a t i o n iii the XSSX o r ?:=SX, then :he m o u n t . payzble ~ z a e r =he BSSX or ?ASX agreenenr s h a l l Se reduced 3y an amount e c u a l t o t h e

. . . - L I I cet?rz l ; lea ol; ~ . , e A 1 3 Agreenent Officer.

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in tfU PASA or 65- ismbed or, s q r r a t d y raquured in writf;ng

and apptoPad by th. af9 w-u a f f i c u peat t o aegocbcLmm.

# d p a t L n g aqaadas u a raqtrfsd to CLsuLp f n d i u t e ia cha3r btldgat sub-

-on to ASD for a -- PsSh oz SSSB -&a axmmr of sub-

coauacriog* - such & c u u . r m c ~ artS8-s dlutsg perf-a an rnrmrdrd

trrtchazLtp Ih.plS br dtmi Fn thr subcoarracz. trhen sabeuncacu are aegotf irod,

chr ci r - r r r rcu p e t - nagoefitfoa s t u l l also be c i td . D m y , uizen it Fs

k c h b t 3 ~ Frrtuest of the Gmmrnmmr, auttrot'ie a par-dcipating a3enc;r to

JobconZract w i t h an indioidd fot ;)ersoual see;- akrcad under a nrbszmrrzct

.& -& = , a ~ ~ ~ ~ L p a t i n g agcncy m y , absent i c s ow authorf q co c o a c a c t f o r

P e w ze.rPfcos, S i t e Sect- 636(a) ( 3 ) of che F o r e - irssistance hc: or' 1451,

(FAA). In such evar, tSe cizcsnstaace ;rezzzi:tiaq negoCa t ion is

aSsocgr s h a U also use rop2cable A I D C0abac: iap tezubr+-= '*

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BILLINGS

S i l l i n g s shon l a b e submi t ted f o r payment t o A. I.D. on Standard Form

1080- o r 1081, t oge the r w i t h dates of services rendered and a break-

down of accrued expenses. Submissions should b e made on a monthly

o r q u a r t e r l y b a s i s .

The format of the r e p o r t accompanying t he SF 1080 o r 1081 should be

s u b s t a n t i a l l y as i n d i c a t e d belcrw. Disbursenezlts w i l l n o t be made wi thout

the f o l l o v i n g identi&?ing inf o m a t i o n :

DEPARTSXT OR AClWCY FINANCIAL STATUS n O R T

On an Accrual Basis

PASA/RSSA No:

P ro j ec t N- :

Pro j ect N u d e r :

F i s c a l Data: PIO/T Oblig. N o . Appropriat ion No. ;U lo tnen t so .

Description of Budget Line I tems S a l a r i e s Benef i t s Travel Transpor ta t ion Supplies 6 Materials Other Overhead

Period Covered: From: To :

PASAIRSSA Agreement Period: From: . To :

Current B i l l i n g Cumulative

Si lLing t o Date

To t a l s

C u i a r i v e F m d s Authorized ia PASAJXSSA through Amendnent Yumber

C. a i l l i n g s f o r s e r v i c e s rendered under t h i s agreement snou la be addressed t o :

Off ice of Tinancia1 l b g e m e n t Agency for In ternat ional Development Washington, D.C. 20523

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