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Grant Administration and Technology Modernization for Binational Centers in Argentina

The U.S. Department of State, through the Embassy in Buenos Aires, is seeking a qualified Binational Center in Argentina to administer a $57,000 grant supporting twelve Binational Centers (BNCs) nationwide. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of State, Embassy Buenos Aires, Public Diplomacy Section - Program Scope: - Administration of a $57,000 grant to support 12 BNCs across Argentina - Responsibilities include grant management, compliance with U.S. government regulations, and program monitoring - Includes procurement and deployment of technology to modernize BNCs' capacity for hybrid programming and digital outreach - Focus on expanding cultural and educational programming and promoting collaboration among BNCs - Eligibility and Requirements: - Only Binational Centers in Argentina are eligible to apply - Only one non-profit, non-governmental entity can be the prime recipient - Emphasis on advancing U.S.-Argentina mutual understanding through English language instruction, cultural programming, and community engagement - Products/Services Requested: - Grant administration services (no specific OEMs or product part numbers specified) - Technology procurement for hybrid and digital programming (no brands or models specified) - Notable Requirements: - 12-month performance period with potential for continuation grants based on performance and funding - Compliance with U.S. government grant regulations is mandatory

Description

The U.S. Embassy Buenos Aires announces an open competition for organizations to serve as a Grant Administrator for a program supporting twelve Binational Centers across Argentina. The selected recipient will administer $57,000 USD in subawards to these centers, ensuring compliance with U.S. government grant regulations and advancing shared U.S.-Argentina cultural and educational objectives. The program promotes mutual understanding through English language instruction, cultural programming, and community engagement, supporting U.S. foreign policy priorities by enhancing English teaching capacity and fostering cooperation. Eligible applicants are Binational Centers in Argentina, and the award is a grant with a 12-month performance period starting approximately September 2026.

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