The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has issued a solicitation (Number 7200AA25R00016) for the position of Deputy Country Representative in Angola, under a Personal Services Contractor (PSC) arrangement. This role, classified at the FS-03 level, involves overseeing the USAID/OTI Angola program and engaging with local and international stakeholders. The solicitation seeks U.S. citizens with significant project management experience in foreign affairs or development contexts. Applicants must provide a detailed resume, including educational background, relevant work experience, and references, as well as a signed Offeror Information form. The deadline for submissions is January 23, 2025. The incumbent will manage partnerships, contribute to project design, and ensure compliance with OTI objectives while fostering relationships across various organizations. This solicitation emphasizes USAID’s core values, including inclusivity and commitment to diversity, and recognizes the importance of adaptability in conflict-prone regions. The contract includes potential benefits such as health insurance reimbursement and paid leave, with a performance period of one year with possible extensions. This initiative reflects USAID's mission to support democratic transitions and strengthen civil society in Angola.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is announcing a pre-solicitation for the position of Deputy Country Representative in Angola, as part of its Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI). This role, classified at the GS-13 level, involves managing USAID's country program in Angola, focusing on promoting peace and democracy in politically transitioning nations. Eligible applicants are required to be U.S. citizens, and the role demands a security clearance at the Secret level.
Compensation will be negotiated within the GS-13 salary range, and the position comes with a one-year commitment plus the possibility of four additional one-year extensions. The evaluations for applicants will consider industry experience, program operations management, and representation skills, with a total of 100 points available (70 for qualifications and 30 for interview performance).
OTI aims to facilitate local initiatives in conflict-prone areas, reinforcing the importance of swift and effective assistance for successful political transitions. Interested candidates are encouraged to review the forthcoming solicitation details and submit their applications by the anticipated January 2025 deadline.