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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on August 18, 2023. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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FJA-2023-028International

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Federal Judicial Affairs Canada is seeking a Foreign Procurement Expert to support the International Programs Division in executing overseas judicial reform technical assistance initiatives. Over a five year period, the project aims to strengthen legal and judicial institutions in up to 15 partner countries by sharing Canadian expertise. The expert will be responsible for the procurement of essential goods and services, including professional local experts, interpreters, technology, transportation, and event logistics. The scope of work involves developing a comprehensive procurement strategy and managing the end-to-end acquisition process, from identifying suppliers and negotiating contracts to overseeing execution and payment. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with organizational policies, managing risks, monitoring contractor performance, and providing regular progress reports. This federal solicitation, identified as FJA-2023-028, is based in the National Capital Region.

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Foreign Procurement Expert for five-year judicial reform technical assistance in 15 partner countries.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Federal Judicial Affairs Canada
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1. Background The Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs Canada (FJA) through its International Programs Division (IPD) requires the services of a Foreign Procurement Expert to provide technical expertise in the area of international procurement and negotiation, specifically to facilitate the contracting of foreign entities for the execution of overseas judicial reform technical assistance initiatives. The overarching goal of the technical assistance project is to strengthen legal and judicial institutions in partner-countries through the sharing of Canadian expertise and best practices. The project is expected to engage with up to 15 foreign countries in the span of 5 years. The Foreign Procurement Expert will be central in achieving assistance objectives by assisting FJA with the procurement of goods and services required for project operations in the field. The procurement shall include, but not be limited to the following: event venues and related services, transportation arrangements, equipment and technology, catering for project events, professional services of local experts, interpreters and other specialists as required by project needs. 2. Objective The Foreign Procurement Expert will engage, for FJA, in procurement of goods and services by means of entering into contracts with, and providing payment to, providers of goods and services related to the technical assistance project. 3. Scope of Work The Foreign Procurement Expert will be expected to deliver the following services: ? Procurement Planning: develop comprehensive procurement strategy based on FJA IPD international project implementation requirements and needs. ? Procurement of goods and services from multiple foreign suppliers for the implementation of a judicial reform project in a partner-country. The procurement implementation will entail: o Lead and oversee the procurement processes to ensure compliance with FJA policies and international best practices; o Identify potential suppliers, obtain quotes, and evaluate options for cost-effectiveness and quality; solicit, assess and document competitive offers as appropriate; o Act as the primary negotiator in contracting discussions with foreign entities; o Contract Execution: Oversee the drafting, reviewing, and finalization of contracts with foreign entities. ? Procurement Monitoring and Control: Implement effective monitoring mechanisms to ensure contractual compliance and performance of foreign entities. Work with relevant representatives and organizations to resolve any issues or disputes that may arise during the implementation of the contracts. ? Risk Management: Identify and manage potential risks within the procurement process and propose mitigation measures. ? Reporting: Provide regular procurement activities reports to FJA; provide updates and progress reports, as necessary, detailing progress, challenges, and proposed solutions.

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