AI Transformative Global Health and Wellbeing Service

The agency is seeking an artificial intelligence transformative global health and wellbeing service to address critical shifts in global development and healthcare delivery. The project aims to solve problems arising from artificial intelligence labor market disruptions, including the potential widening of economic disparities between low- and middle-income countries and advanced economies. This disruption may accelerate reshoring, reduce foreign direct investment in low- and middle-income countries, and close off service exports like call centers and software outsourcing due to automation. The scope of work focuses on making emerging economies more robust to these labor market disruptions and building clinical trial and regulatory infrastructure in low- and middle-income countries before artificial intelligence-enabled treatments outpace delivery systems. The selected provider must analyze how artificial intelligence reshapes which global health problems are tractable and identify where the highest-impact opportunities lie. Additionally, the work covers addressing barriers to distributing funding, building general political support for higher levels of aid, and developing specific proposals to ladder up assistance as economic gains from artificial intelligence materialize. Bidders must be onshore organizations based solely in the United States to be eligible for this opportunity. The agency requires the selected provider to perform all work offsite. Bidders must submit their proposals digitally, either via email or through the designated online portal. The agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget and has not disclosed specific evaluation criteria or key dates in the initial solicitation.