Request for Proposals - Training Services Including Drafting Training Manuals and Delivery of ToT Courses - UNODC subregional office in Libya

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Request for Proposals RFP/LYB/UNODC/04/2014 seeks training services for Libya under a project supporting criminal justice reform. The scope covers drafting training manuals and delivering ToT courses, with the successful proposer providing the full set of contractual deliverables under UNDP/UNODC oversight. The package invites sealed technical and financial proposals submitted per Section 2, and defines key terms such as Material Deviation, Proposal, Proposer, RFP, Services, and Terms of Reference to ensure consistent compliance across the procurement process.

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Pages75

Reading Time26 min

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Section 1. Letter of Invitation

Subject and invitation requirements

Section 2: Instruction to Proposers

Definitions and general submission rules

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Reference #: RFP/LYB/UNODC/04/2014 Provision of Training Services Including Drafting Training Manuals and Delivery of ToT Courses Project Title: Support to the Process of Criminal Justice Reform in Libya Country: Libya United Nations Development Programme June 2014 Section 1. Letter of Invitation Location: Tripoli, Libya 8 June, 2014 Subject: Provision of Training Services Including Drafting of Training Manuals and Delivery of ToT Courses Dear Proposer: The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), on behalf of UNODC Sub-Regional Office in Tripoli, Libya, hereby invites you to submit a Proposal to this Request for Proposal (RFP) for the above-referenced subject. This RFP includes the following documents: Section 1 – This Letter of Invitation Section 2– Instructions to Proposers (including Data Sheet) Section 3– Terms of Reference Section 4– Proposal Submission Form Section 5– Documents Establishing the Eligibility and Qualifications of the Proposer Section 6– Technical Proposal Form Template Section 7– Financial Proposal Form Template Section 8 – Form for Proposal Security [Not applicable] Section 9– Form for Performance Security [Not applicable] Section 10– Form for Advanced Payment Guarantee [Not applicable] Section 11 – Contract for Professional Services, including General Terms and Conditions Your offer, comprising of a Technical and Financial Proposal, in separate sealed envelopes, should be submitted in accordance with Section 2. You are kindly requested to submit an acknowledgment letter, via email, to UNODC to the following address: United Nations office on Drugs and Crime, Sub-Regional Office in Tripoli, Libya Ahmed Rafik Almahdawi street, Novlyeen District,Tripoli, Libya Attention: Ms. Muna Gramalli Programme Assistant Email Address: HYPERLINK "mailto:Muna.GARAMALLI@UNODC.org" Muna.GARAMALLI@UNODC.org The letter should be received by UNODC no later than COB 16th of June 2014. The same letter should advise whether your company intends to submit a Proposal. If that is not the case, UNDODC would appreciate your indicating the reason, for our records. If you have received this RFP through a direct invitation by UNDP/UNODC, transferring this invitation to another firm requires your written notification to UNODC of such transfer and the name of the company to whom the invitation was forwarded. Should you require further clarifications, kindly communicate with the contact person identified in the attached Data Sheet as the focal point for queries on this RFP. UNDP, on behalf of UNODC, looks forward to receiving your Proposal and thanks you in advance for your interest in UNDP procurement opportunities. Yours sincerely, Khaled Albuaeshi, National Project Officer Section 2: Instruction to Proposers Definitions “Contract” refers to the agreement that will be signed by and between the UNDP, on behalf of UNODC, and the successful proposer, all the attached documents thereto, including the General Terms and Conditions (GTC) and the Appendices. “Country” refers to the country indicated in the Data Sheet. “Data Sheet” refers to such part of the Instructions to Proposers used to reflect conditions of the tendering process that are specific for the requirements of the RFP. “Day” refers to calendar day. “Government” refers to the Government of the country that will be receiving the services provided/rendered specified under the Contract. “Instructions to Proposers” (Section 2 of the RFP) refers to the complete set of documents that provides Proposers with all information needed and procedures to be followed in the course of preparing their Proposals “LOI” (Section 1 of the RFP) refers to the Letter of Invitation sent by UNODC to Proposers. “Material Deviation” refers to any contents or characteristics of the proposal that is significantly different from an essential aspect or requirement of the RFP, and : (i) substantially alters the scope and quality of the requirements; (ii) limits the rights of UN

FAQs

What training services are requested in this RFP?

The RFP requests training services including drafting training manuals and delivering ToT courses as part of the criminal justice reform support project in Libya.

How should proposals be submitted?

Offers must comprise technical and financial proposals submitted in separate sealed envelopes in accordance with Section 2 instructions.

What is a Material Deviation in the proposal context?

Material Deviation refers to proposal contents or characteristics that significantly differ from essential RFP requirements, substantially alter scope/quality, limit UNDP rights or offeror obligations, and adversely impact procurement fairness.

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