Investment:

Africa - Uganda
Agro processing - Development of a 7,000 acre site for the cultivation of maize, beans, sunflower, timber and orchard crops; manufacture of maize and other food products for local and export markets. Property has sizeable frontage on Lake Victoria providing long term prospects in tourism development. Estimated investment $5 million. Reference UC 875

Caribbean

1. Water Bottling and Beverage Manufacturing Plant, Dominica - Seeking debt and/or equity investment for a start up factory to produce bottled water, energy and health drinks for the Caribbean and overseas markets. Total project cost is $5 mil.
   Reference Number: EBL 77
2. Eco-Health Resort, Jamaica - Villa resort in Pt. Antonio, eastern Jamaica seeking investment partners for expansion into modern health and wellness facility. Owner has over 30 years experience in the tourism industry, and has already invested over $2 mil. in this project. Will consider debt or equity up to $1.5 mil.
   Reference Number ICL 24

African Trade

1. If you have an interest in the physical trading of coffee or gold we can assist you through members of the NMBC that are involved in these activities. Gold is considered a "safe haven" in bad economic times and coffee is still one of the largest traded commodities in the world.
2. Africa - Uganda Manufacturer of Traditional African Herbal Medicines is seeking investment for expansion of facilities to support increased marketing across the African continent and export to the U.S. and Europe. The company has strong technical competence and has satisfied the standards and requirements of the US FDA and the Ugandan government. Investment required $110,000. Reference BH 243
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Haiti Procurement -United States Agency for International Development
Sale of Commodities or Transportation Services
Procurements of commodities to meet immediate disaster response needs and for longer-term reconstruction and rehabilitation are generally conducted competitively through USAID’s Office of Acquisition and Assistance (M/OAA). Solicitations for commodities are typically advertised on the “Federal Business Opportunities” website (www.fbo.gov). Vendors wishing to compete for the provision of such commodities should monitor the website for new commodity requirements. Once a solicitation is posted, you may contact the cognizant Contracting Officer listed in the solicitation for more information.

Emergency transportation requirements are normally procured competitively through USAID's Office of Acquisition and Assistance, Transportation Branch (M/OAA/T). Vendors wishing to compete for the provision of emergency transportation services may contact M/OAA/T: Mr. John Abood
jabood@usaid.gov
(202) 712-1779