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Nicaragua Local Liaison Advisory Services

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BPD-IAF-09-R-0009Federal

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The Bureau of the Public Debt, acting on behalf of the Inter-American Foundation, is seeking a Nicaraguan non-governmental organization or private consultant to provide local advisory services. The selected provider must possess relevant technical and management experience to support grassroots development programs. Key responsibilities include guiding grantees on disbursement and reporting procedures, providing monitoring and support to ensure program effectiveness, and keeping the Foundation Representative informed on regional development strategies. Additionally, the contractor will facilitate the NGO community's access to funding priorities and proposal guidelines while maintaining necessary office infrastructure and records. This contract is structured for an initial one-year term with four optional extension periods. The government is accepting proposals from all responsible sources. Interested parties can access solicitation details and amendments through the official government procurement portal or request hard copies via fax or email. Contact points for this acquisition include Contract Specialist Mindy Wargowsky and Contracting Officer Gina Hanna.

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Mindy WargowskyContract Specialist
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Description in English & Spanish - On behalf of the Inter-American Foundation (IAF), an independent agency of the United States Government, the Bureau of the Public Debt is seeking a Nicaraguan non-government organization or a Nicaraguan private consultant with relevant technical and management experience to provide local advisory services which include the following tasks: 1) inform the grantees about IAF procedures related to disbursements, and reporting requirements; 2) provide the grantees with appropriate monitoring on an as-needed basis to enable them to effectively carry out their grassroots development programs; 3) ensure that the Foundation Representative is informed and engaged regarding current development issues and strategies with the country, and as appropriate, within the region; 4) ensure that the Nicaragua non-governmental organization (NGO) community has access to information about the IAF, its funding priorities, guidelines for proposal preparation, and process for grant approval; and 6) maintain adequate records and appropriate office space and infrastructure. The contract will be for a one-year period with four option periods. The Government will consider proposals from all responsible sources. Interested offerors may register at http://www.fedbizopps.gov to receive notification when the solicitation and any amendments are issued and available for downloading. Please note that the General Services Administration provides the notification service as a convenience and does not guarantee that notifications will be received by all persons on the mailing list. Therefore, we recommend that you monitor the FedBizOpps site for all information relevant to desired acquisitions. If the Internet option is not available to you, you may receive a hard copy of the solicitation and any amendments (via U.S. Mail) by faxing your request to +1 (555) 000-0000 or e-mailing your request to contact@example.gov. Descripci'n en espa'ol-En nombre de la Fundaci'n Interamericana (la Fundaci'n), entidad independiente del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos, la Dependencia de la Deuda P'blica busca una organizaci'n no gubernamental nicarag'ense a un consultor particular nicarag'ense con experiencia t'cnica y gerencial pertinente para proporcionar servicios locales de consultor'a que incluyen las tareas siguientes; 1) informar a los donatarios acerca de los procedimientos de la Fundaci'n relacionados con los desembolsos y los requisitos de presentaci'n de informes, 2) proporcionar a los donatarios la seguimiento apropiada, seg'n se necesite, para permitirles llevar a cabo con eficiencia sus programas de desarrollo de base; 4) asegurar que el Representante de la Fundacion es informados y participan en las cuestiones y estrategias actuales de desarrollo en el pa's y, seg'n proceda, en la regi'n; 5) asegurar que la comunidad de Organizaciones de Base (ONG) nacionales de Nicaragua tiene acceso a informaci'n sobre la Fundaci'n, sus prioridades de financiamiento, los lineamientos para preparaci'n de las propuestas y el proceso para aprobaci'n de las donaciones, y 6) mantener registros y espacio e infraestructura de oficina adecuados. El contrato abarcar un per'odo de un a'o con cuatro per'odos optativos. El Gobierno considerar las propuestas procedentes de todas las fuentes responsables. Los ofertantes interesados pueden inscribirse en http://www.fedbizopps.gov para recibir notificaci'n cuando se emitan la solicitud de ofertas y cualesquiera enmiendas y est'n disponibles para descargarlas. S'rvanse tomar nota de que la Administraci'n de Servicios Generales proporciona el servicio de notificaci'n para comodidad de los interesados y no garantiza que las notificaciones ser'n recibidas por todas las personas que figuran en la lista de env'o por correo. Por consiguiente, recomendamos que vigilen el sitio FedBizOpps de la Red con respecto a toda la informaci'n pertinente para las adquisiciones deseadas. Si no disponen de la opci'n de Internet, podr'n recibir una copia en papel de la solicitud de ofertas y de cualquier enmienda (por correo de los Estados Unidos) si nos env'a por fax su petici'n al +1 (555) 000-0000 o nos dirige su petici'n por correo electr'nico a la direcci'n contact@example.gov.

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