Published date: 18 August 2022

Last edited date: 12 September 2022

Closed opportunity - This means that the contract is currently closed. The buying department may be considering suppliers that have already applied, or no suitable offers were made.


Closing: 15 September 2022, 4pm

Contract summary

Industry

  • Disaster recovery services - 72251000

  • Research and experimental development services - 73100000

  • Research and development consultancy services - 73200000

    • Design and execution of research and development - 73300000

Location of contract

United Kingdom

Value of contract

£70,000

Procurement reference

Ref. 03-008 Proc. 1

Published date

18 August 2022

Closing date

15 September 2022

Closing time

4pm

Contract start date

1 November 2022

Contract end date

31 July 2023

Contract type

Service contract

Procedure type

Open procedure (above threshold)

Any interested supplier may submit a tender in response to an opportunity notice.

This procedure can be used for procurements above the relevant contract value threshold.

Contract is suitable for SMEs?

Yes

Contract is suitable for VCSEs?

Yes

Description

The Centre for Disaster Protection was launched by the UK Prime Minister in July 2017 to strengthen resilience in developing countries through better preparedness and planning backed by risk-based financing arrangements. The Centre is funded with UK aid from the UK government.

The Centre seeks a Technical Consultant (individual or team) to conduct systematic evaluations of the appropriateness and accuracy of different triggers to signal crop yield reduction and further food security impacts following the occurrence of droughts and floods to activate Adaptive Social Protection-based response in these five Sahel countries. The Technical Consultant will have the following responsibilities for delivering the trigger studies in each country;
1. A review of the existing work on using data to approximate the occurrence of droughts and/or floods should be conducted.
2. A landscaping and quality review of available yield and food security data in each country. Available data should be reviewed both for the potential triggers to be evaluated and for the assessment of their technical suitability / performance.
3. A Selection of potential trigger indicators to be evaluated has been provided in the detailed TORs.
4. Communication and dissemination of results for each country, the results should be documented in a final report and PowerPoint Presentation.

Interested applicants (individuals or organisations) should apply by e-mail by sending the following to jobs_centre@disasterprotection.org.:
- Applicant name (individual or organisation), correspondence address (and organisational registered address and number, where applicable), and contact name, email address and telephone number.
- A short outline of proposed technical approach to the assignment, and brief cover letter introducing the expert/team's experience in relation to the assignment. (No more than 4 and 1 pages respectively)
- CVs for the proposed experts/team (maximum 3 pages each) with sufficient information to demonstrate eligibility for the selected expert category, based on experience.
- Proposed budget, set out as indicated in the Budget and Costs section above (assuming a sequential analysis of minimum 3 countries)

Bid submissions should be clearly marked with the following E-mail Subject line: Bid Submission: Agriculture Risk Management and Food Security in the Sahel Any questions about the assignment or application process may be sent to the same address. Applications will remain open until 16.00 hrs (UK time) 15th September 2022.

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About the buyer

Contact name

Fleur Shakespeare

Address

Westside, London Road
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD
HP39TD
England

Telephone

01442 202 400

Email

fleur_shakepeare@dai.com