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Tetra Tech Books $439M USAID Contract for Ukraine SPARC Activity Support

Tetra Tech has secured a potential $438.7 million contract from the U.S. Agency for International Development to support its Securing Power, Advancing Resilience & Connectivity activity.

According to an award notice posted on SAM.gov, the USAID contractor will provide the Ukrainian government with strategic technical and procurement assistance to help it strengthen the resilience, reliability and security of its electricity, natural gas and district heating sectors.

Tetra Tech will also help address the current challenges posed by the war and prepare for post-war reconstruction in Ukraine.

The contract, which has a five-year period of performance, aligns with the standards set forth by the European Union’s Energy Acquis Communautaire.

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