SOLICITATION FOR A US/TCNPSC SENIOR ACQUISITION AND ASSISTANCE SPECIALIST
ID: 72067524R00008Type: Solicitation
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Buyer

AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTAGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTUSAID/GUINEA/SIERRA LEONECONAKRY, GIN

NAICS

All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (541990)

PSC

SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTS (R497)

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https://sam.gov/opp/51de722916a34d09be29fce10f787ec2/view
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    The Agency for International Development (USAID) is soliciting applications for a Senior Acquisition and Assistance Specialist to support its operations in Guinea and Sierra Leone. The selected contractor will be responsible for managing all aspects of acquisition and assistance award administration, including planning, developing, negotiating, and overseeing procurement activities that align with the Mission's development objectives. This role is critical for ensuring compliance with U.S. federal contracting processes and will involve collaboration with technical teams, mentoring staff, and providing training on acquisition and assistance matters. Interested candidates must submit their applications by November 14, 2024, and can direct inquiries to the HR Team at conakrypscjobs@usaid.gov. The financial scope of the contract is approximately $40 million, emphasizing USAID's commitment to effective and ethical procurement practices.

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    conakrypscjobs@usaid.gov
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    FORM_AID_309-2_OFFEROR_INFORMATION_FOR_PERSONAL_SERVICES_CONTRACTS_WITH_INDIVIDUALS_1.pdf
    The document outlines the USAID information form for offerors applying for personal services contracts. It serves to collect personal information necessary for evaluating applicants' qualifications, following guidelines set forth by the Foreign Assistance Act and related regulations. The form is formatted into sections that gather detailed information on the offeror's work experience, education, certifications, and general qualifications, including citizenship status and previous federal employment. Each section requires specific data, such as job titles, timelines, salaries, and duties. The document emphasizes that providing personal information is voluntary, but incompleteness might hinder contract processing. Furthermore, it includes a certification statement confirming the truthfulness of the information provided, along with a public burden statement detailing the estimated time for completing the form. Overall, this document is essential for facilitating the USAID's hiring process in compliance with federal guidelines.
    Sexual Misconduct Self-Certification .docx
    The document outlines USAID's strict zero-tolerance policy regarding sexual misconduct, emphasizing its commitment to preventing and addressing such behavior within its workforce and programs while prioritizing the needs of survivors. It defines "sexual misconduct" expansively, covering various inappropriate behaviors including sexual abuse, harassment, and exploitation. The document includes a self-certification section where individuals must disclose any past disciplinary actions related to sexual misconduct from current or previous employers, which may affect eligibility for government contracts. USAID affirms that responses will not solely determine award decisions, but falsification may lead to disqualification or legal consequences. The form requires the individual's name, signature, and date, reinforcing the importance of honesty in the application process. Overall, this document underscores USAID's dedication to maintaining a respectful and safe environment in all operations.
    SOLICITATION_72067524R00008_Senior Acquisition and Assistance Specialist.pdf
    The document is a solicitation from USAID for a Senior Acquisition and Assistance Specialist contract in Guinea. Issued on October 25, 2024, with a closing date of November 14, 2024, it seeks qualified U.S. nationals and third country nationals to support USAID's operations focusing on health, governance, and women's empowerment in Guinea and Sierra Leone, with a financial scope of $40 million. The role demands extensive knowledge of U.S. federal contracting processes and the ability to lead acquisition activities from pre-award to post-award stages. Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree, seven years of relevant experience, and specific acquisition certifications. The specialist will collaborate with mission teams, oversee acquisition activities, ensure compliance with legal standards, mentor staff, and facilitate procurement training. The evaluation process prioritizes education, experience, knowledge of federal acquisition regulations, and relevant skill sets. Selected candidates must adhere to USAID's policies, including zero-tolerance for sexual misconduct, and are responsible for maintaining documentation related to their activities. This solicitation underscores USAID’s commitment to ensuring skilled personnel while adhering to robust regulatory standards for government contracting.
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