Published date: 2 October 2024
Last edited date: 7 October 2024
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Contract summary
Industry
Business and management consultancy and related services - 79400000
Location of contract
Nigeria
Value of contract
£0 to £7,500,000
Procurement reference
LT-006-NGA
Published date
2 October 2024
Approach to market date
11 October 2024
Contract start date
31 January 2025
Contract end date
31 December 2027
Procedure type
Other: Other: Procurement is being conducted by Adam Smith International and is not subject to public sector procurement rules. Please submit an expression of interest at https://pfrc.metricsled.com/ before the 12th October 2024 to receive further information
Contract is suitable for SMEs?
Yes
Contract is suitable for VCSEs?
Yes
Description
Adam Smith International (ASI), acting as management agent (MA) of the Public Finance Resource Centre (PFRC) is pleased to announce the launch of a procurement process for the Nigeria Public Finance Facility (NPFF) programme. Interested suppliers are hereby invited to express their interest in bidding for this opportunity.
The Public Finance Resource Centre (PFRC) was established as part of the Centre of Expertise for Public Finance (CEPF) to help partner countries access technical expertise as part of the UK government's broader offer to developing countries. The PFRC is intended to mobilise flexible technical assistance more quickly than is currently possible, responding to clear demand for such support from partner countries. The PFRC is managed by Adam Smith International acting as the PFRC Management Agent (MA). Medium and long-term interventions under the PFRC will, under normal circumstances, be delivered by suppliers selected through a competitive procurement process.
The primary beneficiary of this contract will be the Government of Nigeria (GoN). NPFF aims to support the GoN in developing and implementing substantive economic/public financial management (PFM) reforms, including in the tax, fiscal and debt management areas. Through these efforts, the UK will strengthen its partnership with Nigeria, supporting its journey towards stability and prosperity.
The project objectives align with the Government of Nigeria's (GoN) economic reform agenda which includes increasing state revenue, rationalising government assets, reforming fuel subsidy and reducing expenditure leakages. The project aims to provide technical assistance on tax reform and build tax administration capacity. This includes · development of a more credible, policy-orientated budget and supporting the implementation of a new medium-term debt strategy.
To express your interest in this opportunity and to apply, please register on the PFRC Opportunities Portal. Further information is provided in the attached Procurement Notice. The expected budget ceiling is GBP 7,500,000. Please note that the breakdown of budget per financial year and contract start dates provided are purely indicative.
More information
Spend profile
Financial year | Budget |
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2025/2026 | £2,291,600 |
2026/2027 | £2,500,000 |
2027/2028 | £2,708,400 |
Attachments
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- LT-006-NGA - Procurement Notice.pdf
- Notice of planned procurement
- Please find attached the Procurement Notice for this intervention.
Links
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- https://pfrc.metricsled.com/
- Notice of planned procurement
- If your organisation has not already registered with PFRC, in preparation for this planned procurement, we kindly ask that you register your organisation on the PFRC web portal and complete the Supplier Experience form. Once you have registered you will be able to see the opportunity on the PFRC Portal by clicking on the OPEN OPPORTUNITIES menu. Please read the details and instructions carefully and complete the EOI Form by the stated deadline.
About the buyer
Address
16-18 New Bridge Street, London
London
EC4V 6AG
England
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Approach to market date: 11 October 2024