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Tunisia Enterprise Survey

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95332419Q0061Federal

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The Tunisia Enterprise Survey, solicitation number 95332419Q0061, is a request for quotes to secure professional services for data collection from firms in Tunisia. This initiative supports a five year grant program established by the Millennium Challenge Corporation to address binding constraints on investment and entrepreneurship, specifically targeting an unfavorable business climate characterized by excessive bureaucracy and unclear customs and tax procedures. The selected contractor will gather data on basic enterprise information, experiences with customs and logistics, and practices regarding the hiring and promotion of women. The collected data will enable the Government of Tunisia and the MCC to identify critical business climate obstacles and estimate economic rates of return for potential reform projects through cost benefit analysis. Following Amendment 0001, the deadline for submitting quotes was extended to June 17, 2019, at 1:00pm Eastern. The project falls under NAICS code 541690 and is managed by Senior Contract Specialists Albert H. Whitley and Jacqueline H. Naranjo.

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Contract Value

$294,904

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541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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Tunisia, Africia, USA

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NONE

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ALTAI

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Response deadline changed from Jun 11, 2019 to Jun 17, 2019. The notice description changed.

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Albert H. WhitleySenior Contract Specialist
Jacqueline H. NaranjoSenior Contract Specialist

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05 June 2019 Amendment 0001 with the Questions and Responses is posted. Additionally, the due date for quotes has been extended until 17 June 2019 at 1:00pm Eastern 21 May 2019 In December 2016, Tunisia was selected by MCC's Board as eligible to develop a five year grant program, known as a Compact, aimed at addressing the binding constraints to investment and entrepreneurship in Tunisia, as identified by a growth diagnostics exercise conducted in early 2017. The growth diagnostics exercise, known as the Constraints Analysis (CA), identified several binding constraint. One of the key identified constraints was an unfavorable business climate, under which investors and businesses face excessive bureaucratic requirements, restricted entry and exit into many activities, burdensome and unclear customs and tax procedures, and an unlevel playing field against competitors. The objective of this Request for Quote (RFQ) is to receive information about prospective contractors' capabilities to provide professional services to collect data from firms on the following topics: 1. Basic enterprise information such as firm age, size, industry, and revenues 2. Firms' experience with different aspects of the business environment related to the following: - Customs procedures - Authorizations - Transportation and logistics - Other areas 3. Firms' practices with regard to hiring and promoting women and the perceived costs and benefits to doing so. 4. Additional information to be determined after finalization of the survey instrument. The information obtained in the survey will help MCC and the Government of Tunisia to determine the most significant problems of business climate facing different types of firms in the areas listed under (2), and further, will be used to estimate the economic rates of return of potential business climate reform projects using cost benefit analysis.

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