Consultant and proposal opportunities

In addition to seeking staff for current full- and part-time openings, FHI 360 recruits individuals for short- and long-term consulting work.  

Proposal development

FHI 360 seeks individuals for short- and long-term work assignments that arise through our proposal development process. Proposal positions generally fall into four categories: chief of party or project director, monitoring and evaluation director, finance and administration director, and technical assistance expert in global health and nutrition, education, civil society, economic development and livelihoods, research, or the environment. 

FHI 360 also seeks exceptionally qualified staff with experience managing country offices or large country-wide public health and development programs, including leaders of multidisciplinary health and development teams in low- and middle-income countries. 

Solicitations

FHI 360 posts solicitations for goods and services to support our global programs and operations. Solicitations are for professional services, short-term and long-term consulting assignments, and commercial goods and services. This page contains FHI 360 requests for proposals and quotes, invitations for bid, and solicitations for consultant and small business opportunities.  

Consult@FHI360

If you would like to be considered for consulting opportunities as they become available, please create a profile in our consultant database. Once you have created your profile, you may login and update it at any time.  

Creating a profile will allow our staff to find you and contact you directly when they have opportunities that match your skills and experience. You must register here to be included in our database, even if you have responded to a specific solicitation or were registered with our consultant database prior to February 2018.  

Visit our Business Opportunities page to review and apply to specific consultant opportunities. Visit our Careers page to explore FHI 360 employment opportunities.  

Note: Consultants are not FHI 360 employees. Consultants serve as independent contractors and must agree to associated FHI 360 terms and conditions. 

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