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Program Evaluation and Reporting

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The contract titled Program Evaluation and Reporting is a subcontract under the Ministry of National Security of the Government of Jamaica, focused on developing and implementing performance metrics to assess psychosocial service outcomes and gather, analyze, and report employee feedback. The work involves the systematic collection of quantitative and qualitative data to measure the effectiveness of support programs, with an emphasis on actionable insights that can inform policy and improve service delivery within the agency. The contractor will be responsible for designing standardized evaluation tools, ensuring data integrity, conducting statistical and thematic analysis, and delivering clear, timely reports that translate findings into recommendations for operational enhancements. The contract is classified under NAICS code 541611, indicating its alignment with management, scientific, and technical consulting services, particularly in the domain of evaluation and program analysis. It was posted on July 24, 2026, and is accessible via the Jamaica E-Procurement Portal, though no specific place of performance, set-aside designation, or point of contact is provided. The scope implies sustained engagement with internal stakeholders, requiring cultural and institutional awareness of Jamaica’s public sector context, and demands adherence to ethical data practices, confidentiality protocols, and results-driven reporting standards. While the exact duration and budget are not specified, success will hinge on the contractor’s ability to produce measurable improvements in psychosocial support outcomes through evidence-based evaluation.

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Develop performance metrics and analyze data to improve psychosocial services and report actionable insights for Jamaica’s Ministry of National Security.

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Government of Jamaica → Ministry of National SecurityView Agency

NAICS

541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyGovernment of Jamaica → Ministry of National Security
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Development of performance metrics, data collection, analysis, and reporting on psychosocial service outcomes and employee feedback.

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