Contract Award Project: P180027-Bolivia Improving Sustainable Access to Electricity Project (IDTR III) Loan/Credit/TF Info: IBRD-96110 Bid/Contract Reference No: PEVD-IDTR III 2026-058 Procurement Method: CDS-Seleccin directa de consultores Scope of Contract: PEVD-IDTR III 2026-058 - AUDITOR TCNICO Y ESPECIALISTA EN SEGUIMIENTO, MONITOREO Y CONTROL DE PROYECTOS ESTRATGICOS DE GENERACIN ELCTRICA Notice Version No: 0 Date Notification of Award Issued (YYYY/MM/DD) 2026/10/01 Duration of Contract 180 Day(s) Awarded Firm(s): SERGIO RAMIRO ANTEZANA QUINTANILLA (1137014) Country: Bolivia Final Evaluation Price BOB 132000.00 Signed Contract Price BOB 132000.00 Price: Currency: Amount: Boliviano (Bolivia) (Boliviano (Bolivia)) 132000.00
Deadline
Not published
Published
20 Oct 2026(2 days ago)
Contract value
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Location
Bolivia
Reference
OP00476456
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1 hour ago
Classifications
CSDirect SelectionP180027PEVD-IDTR III 2026-058
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The Government of Botswana is undertaking the Promoting Participation and Enhancing Learning (PROPEL) (P513800) project supported by the World Bank. The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to increase participation in preprimary and senior secondary education and improve learning conditions in supported schools, particularly at the junior secondary level. The Project consists of the following four components: Component 1: Increasing participation in education Component 2: Enhancing the learning environment Component 3: Strengthening system capacity for quality education service delivery Component 4: Project management and implementation support The Ministry of Child Welfare and Basic Education (MCWBE) is the implementing entity for the Project. A Project Delivery Unit (PDU) (or Program Coordinating Unit) is being established within MCWBE to support the effective implementation of project activities, including procurement and contract administration; monitoring, evaluation and reporting of progress under the project; fiduciary management; and environmental and social safeguards management. Specifically, the PDU will be responsible for ensuring that procurement activities are conducted in an efficient, transparent, and compliant manner. To strengthen implementation capacity and support timely delivery, the Client seeks to engage an Individual Procurement Consultant as a core member of the PDU. The objective of this assignment is to provide handson procurement support to the PDU to ensure that the procurement of goods, works, non-consulting services and consulting services is carried out in full compliance with the World Bank Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers (as applicable), the approved procurement arrangements, and good international procurement practice. The Procurement Consultant shall support the PDU throughout the entire procurement cycle, including planning, preparation, processing, contract award, and contract administration. The Consultant's responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following: Procurement Planning and STEP Management Prepare, update, and monitor the Procurement Plan in line with implementation schedules Register, update, and maintain all procurement activities in STEP Advise the PDU on appropriate procurement methods, market approaches, and packaging strategies Monitor procurement timelines and flag implementation risks Preparation of Procurement Documents Support technical teams in the preparation of technical specifications, terms of reference (TORs), and cost estimates Prepare and/or review Requests for Expressions of Interest (REoIs), Requests for Proposals (RFPs), and bidding documents Prepare procurement notices and manage publication and disclosure requirements Ensure procurement documents are consistent with the approved Procurement Plan and World Bank requirements Management of Procurement Processes Organize and support bid/proposal openings, as applicable Manage clarifications, addenda, amendments, and responses to queries Support evaluation committees during technical and financial evaluations Ensure evaluations are conducted strictly in accordance with the criteria set out in procurement documents Evaluation, Negotiation, and Contract Award Prepare technical, financial, and combined evaluation reports using World Bank standard formats Submit evaluation reports and draft contracts for World Bank review and noobjection, as applicable Participate in negotiations and provide guidance on negotiable aspects Prepare contract award notices and ensure timely publication and disclosure Contract Management and Administration Support contract signature and effectiveness Assist with contract administration, including amendments, variations, and extensions Track contract implementation milestones and support contract closure procedures Ensure procurement and contract records are complete and auditable Reporting, Records, and Complaints Handling Establish and maintain a procurement t…
The Government of Botswana is undertaking the Promoting Participation and Enhancing Learning (PROPEL) (P513800) project supported by the World Bank. The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to increase participation in preprimary and senior secondary education and improve learning conditions in supported schools, particularly at the junior secondary level. The Project consists of the following four components: Component 1: Increasing participation in education Component 2: Enhancing the learning environment Component 3: Strengthening system capacity for quality education service delivery Component 4: Project management and implementation support The Ministry of Child Welfare and Basic Education (MCWBE) is the implementing entity for the Project. A Project Delivery Unit (PDU) (or Program Coordinating Unit) is being established within MCWBE to support the effective implementation of project activities, including procurement and contract administration; monitoring, evaluation and reporting of progress under the project; fiduciary management; and environmental and social risk management. Specifically, the PDU will be responsible for ensuring that financial management aspects under the Project are conducted in an efficient, transparent, and compliant manner. To strengthen implementation capacity and support timely delivery, the Client seeks to engage an Individual Financial Management Consultant as a core member of the PDU. The objective of this assignment is to provide financial oversight, maintain a financial management system and prepare financial statements in accordance with consistently applied accounting standards acceptable to the Bank and the Government of Botswana. Specifically, the consultant is expected to handle and provide support for all the financial and accounting components of the Project including the timely processing of payments, submitting disbursement requests and documentation of expenditures, monitoring expenditures re-imbursement from the Bank, submitting financial reports and audits (external/internal), and following up on audit findings. The Financial Management Consultant will perform duties that include, but are not limited to, the following: Budgeting and Planning Provide oversight to the overall Project's financial management functions including recording, reporting, budgeting, accounting and banking and treasury activities ensuring full compliance with the LA and the Project Operations Manual (POM). Support the project team in preparing annual work plans for the Project. Prepare project's annual cash plan on the basis of the work plan and related procurement plan. In accordance with the Government of Botswana's budgeting rules and regulations, prepare annual budget estimates and revise estimates based on work plan/cash plan. Submit the estimates to MCWBE for inclusion in the annual budget in accordance with the annual Ministry of Finance budget call circular for the relevant year. Follow-up and periodically report on the release of funds for the approved budget. Prepare timely annual and quarterly disbursement forecasts for all components of the Project in line with the Project's procurement plan. Ensure adequate funds are allocated in the MCWBE budget for Project activities supported through Performance Based Conditions (PBCs) and timely releases to associated parastatals. Funds Management Ensure compliance with the internal control framework (Operations Manual and the Bank's fiduciary guidelines, etc.) and Government of Botswana's rules and procedures when processing payments. Analyze, plan, design, implement and monitor GABS to augment internal controls in line with best practices in the process of payment and expenditure management. Ensure compliance with accounting policies and practices as stipulated in the accounting regulations and procedures agreed for the Project. Manage financial aspects of the contracts under implementation, including payment terms, purchase orders and variation orders…