Reconstruction Activities in Iraq

>> USAID Home >> Assistance for Iraq >> Reconstruction Activities in Iraq The most effective way is to make a monetary donation to an organization which can then purchase the items needed. Please visit our pages on effective giving ( in English , en Espaٌol , ). Sign up here for all the latest news on USAID and Iraq. 03/24/03 - USAID Awards Iraq Seaport Assessment and Management Contract 03/23/03 - The White House: Bush Says Massive Aid to Flow into Iraq Soon 03/21/03 - The Washington Post : U.S. Set to Award 7 Contracts for Rebuilding of Iraq More Stories... Reconstruction Activities in Iraq The U.S. Agency for International Development has issued eight solicitations to date for reconstruction activities in Iraq. The solicitation documents are linked from the descriptions below. These documents are being released for informational purposes only. Offers received as a result of these postings will not be considered. The eight solicitations are: Seaport Administration : the management of humanitarian freight and trans-shipment operations by sea. Airport Administration : the management of humanitarian and trans-shipment operations by air. Capital Construction : emergency repair of electrical supply; water and sanitation systems; roads and bridges; public buildings such as hospitals, schools; irrigation structures and port facilities upgrades. Theater Logistical Suppor t : warehousing, customs clearance, trucking and provision of bottled water. Public Health : help to restore the public health service. Primary and Secondary Education : assistance in upgrading schools, printing textbooks and training teachers. Personnel Support : contract awarded to the International Resources Group on February 21, 2003. Local Governance : seek to maximize Iraqi participation in all phases and aspects of the reconstruction as the transition to Iraqi administration occurs. At the province and municipal level, promote the participatation selection of reconstruction projects, and setting in motion self-government activities. Last updated: Monday, 24-Mar-2003 08:38:09 EST