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ALIGHT

Total Awarded$25.9MSee the contracts
Contract Awards5
Awards From2023 to 2026

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Contract Awards

5 public contracts recorded as awarded to ALIGHT, worth $25.9M in total.

Source for every entry below: World Bank Contract Awards Dataset (DS00005)

Mar 26, 2026Somalia
Program Implementing Partner to deliver literacy, numeracy, and skills training opportunities in Southwest State.$2.8M

Awarded by Government of Somalia, Federal Republic of (World Bank-financed, project P176898)

Reference SO-MOECHE-422060-CS-QCBS

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Project P176898 - Somalia Empowering Women through Education and Skills Project - 'Rajo Kaaba'

Mar 3, 2026Somalia
Program Implementing Partner to deliver literacy, numeracy, and skills training opportunities in Jubbaland State.$2.8M

Awarded by Government of Somalia, Federal Republic of (World Bank-financed, project P176898)

Reference SO-MOECHE-422064-CS-QCBS

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Project P176898 - Somalia Empowering Women through Education and Skills Project - 'Rajo Kaaba'

Sep 24, 2025Somalia
Third-Party Implementing Agency for Sool and Sanaag area$2.8M

Awarded by Government of Somalia, Federal Republic of (World Bank-financed, project P177627)

Reference SO-MOPIED-FGS-485599-NC-DIR

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Project P177627 - Barwaaqo - Somalia Water for Rural Resilience Project

Feb 5, 2024Somalia
The Most Advantageous Bidder who is technically responsive and has the lowest evaluated bid price is ALIGHT. The Evaluation Committee recommends award of contract to ALIGHT.$8.6M

Awarded by Government of Somalia, Federal Republic of (World Bank-financed, project P172031)

Reference SO-MOHD-367715-NC-RFB

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Project P172031 - Improving Healthcare Services in Somalia Project (“Damal Caafimaad”)

Aug 1, 2023Somalia
Delivering the essential package of health services (EPHS) in Middle Shabelle Region for a period of 24 months$8.9M

Awarded by Government of Somalia, Federal Republic of (World Bank-financed, project P172031)

Reference SO-MOH-FGS-045-NC-RFB

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Project P172031 - Improving Healthcare Services in Somalia Project (“Damal Caafimaad”)

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CountrySomalia