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R -- Provide Technical assistance, training and commodities to strengthen the justice sector in Colombia

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USAID/Colombia plans to award a sole source modification to Checchi and Company Consulting, Inc. under an existing contract initially awarded in 2001 for nearly $25 million to strengthen Colombia's justice sector. This modification, valued at approximately $2.78 million, aims to further support Colombia’s transition to an oral, accusatorial justice system by constructing and equipping additional oral trial courtrooms, as well as expanding community-based Justice Houses. Specifically, the contractor will establish two new Justice Houses and rehabilitate four existing ones, which involves remodeling buildings, furnishing offices, installing computer equipment, and providing technical training for staff. In addition, USAID seeks to develop and implement a dissemination strategy to raise community and minority awareness of justice reforms and to increase the public’s use of Justice House services. The modification will be awarded without competition under provisions allowing continuation with a single provider of highly specialized services to avoid additional costs and project delays. While this notice is not a solicitation, interested parties may express interest and capability; however, the government reserves discretion over whether to open the procurement for competition. The overall contract and modification efforts are conducted to enhance access to justice and strengthen institutional capacity within Colombia’s judicial system.

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USAID awards $2.78M sole-source modification to Checchi for Colombia justice system improvement.

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid/colombia
Contacts2 people available
OfficeBOGOTA, COL
Office AddressBOGOTA, COL
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Olga E. VallejoAcquisitions Specialist
Yvette M FeurtadoContracting Officer

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USAID/Colombia intends to award a Sole Source modification to Checchi and Company Consulting, Inc. under Contract No. 514-C-00-01-00113-00. The estimated amount of this modification is US$2,784,666.00. The above Contract was awarded to Checchi and Company Consulting, Inc. on a full and open competition basis on April 6, 2001 and the estimated completion date is September 30, 2005. The total estimated contract amount is US$24,997,772.00.The purpose of the above contract is to provide technical assistance, training and commodities to strengthen the justice sector in Colombia. In support of Colombia's transition to an oral, accusatorial justice system ten oral trial courtrooms need to be constructed and equipped in addition to more than 20 that have been provided under an existing contract with Checchi and Co. The purpose of this modification is to support Colombians access to the justice system. The contractor shall establish two additional community-based Justice Houses and re-habilitate another four by providing assistance to include remodeling buildings, furnishing offices and installing computer equipment and providing technical training for Justice House staff. Concurrently, USAID requests that a dissemination strategy be developed and implemented to generate community and especially minority awareness of reforms to increase public understanding of justice reforms and demand for the Justice House services in the communities targeted for assistance. USAID intends to negotiate this modification with only one source under the authority of AIDAR 706.302-70(b)(5), where an award is for the continued provision of highly specialized services and award to another source would result in substantial additional costs to the Government or would result in unacceptable project delays. The required services include continuation and expansion of services of the same nature as described in the original statement of work of the original contract. This notice is not a request for proposals and no solicitation is available. However, interested parties may identify their interest and capability to satisfy the Government's requirement in accordance with numbered note 22. Any information received will be considered for the purpose of conducting a competitive procurement. A determination by the Government not to open the requirement to competition is solely within the discretion of the Government.

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