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This Government Contract opportunity from Agency For International Development was posted on August 15, 2016. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Public Financial Management Strengthening Project (PFMSP)

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SOL-367-16-000001Federal

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The Public Financial Management Strengthening Project (PFMSP) is a five-year initiative managed by USAID/Nepal designed to enhance the transparency and accountability of public financial management systems within targeted Government of Nepal ministries and agencies. The project focuses on three primary intermediate results: improving budget planning and execution capacity, strengthening the control environment and procurement practices, and enhancing the financial management functions of the National Reconstruction Authority. To achieve these goals, the contractor implements activities across three core components involving the Line Ministry Budgetary Management Information System, the institutionalization of procurement practices, and the oversight of post-earthquake reconstruction and recovery assistance. Awarded to the Louis Berger Group under solicitation SOL-367-16-000001, the project has undergone strategic modifications to remain effective during Nepal's transition to a federal government structure. A non-competitive modification was approved in October 2018 to realign project personnel and scope to adapt to these systemic governance changes without increasing the total estimated cost. This ensures that the highly specialized services required for PFM reform continue without unacceptable delays, maintaining alignment with the USAID/Nepal Country Development Cooperation Strategy.

General Info

Contract Value

$12,884,336

NAICS

541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

Place of Performance

NPL

Set-Aside

NONE

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J&A for Nepal Public Financial Management Strengthening Project (PFMSP)

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AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid/nepal
Contacts1 person available
OfficeKATMANDU, NPL
Office AddressKATMANDU, NPL
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Ajaya Parajuli

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Project Goal, Expected Results and Components 1. The goal of this five-year Nepal PFMSP is to enhance the capacity of targeted Government of Nepal (GON) ministries and agencies to improve transparency and accountability of public financial management (PFM) systems. PFMSP will support the GON's capacity building priorities, which have been identified through extensive consultations between USAID, GON and the donor community engaged in PFM reform efforts. 2. The expected results of PFMSP are linked to the USAID/Nepal Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) Results Framework as follows: IR 1: Improved Budget Planning and Execution Capacity of GON IR 2: Improved Control Environment and Procurement Capacity in Targeted Ministries and/or Agencies IR 3: Strengthened Financial Management Functions of National Reconstruction Authority 3. Components: To achieve the goal and results, the Contractor must implement activities aligned with the following three project components:Component A: Strengthen the Line Ministry Budgetary Management Information System (LMBIS); Component B: Institutionalize control environment and improved procurement practices across selected line ministries and agencies; and Component C: Support the GON's efforts to increase financial transparency and accountability of post-earthquake reconstruction and recovery assistance.

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