Tender Notice: RFP/ROMO/CO/23/031

Consultancy Contract for

“Assessment of Housing Policies and Collaborative Dispute Resolution (CDR) capacities in Moldova, Romania and Poland”

The Norwegian Refugee Council is soliciting bids from reputable providers, for a Consultancy Agreement for the Assessment of Housing Policies and Collaborative Dispute Resolution (CDR) capacities in Moldova, Romania and Poland.

The procedure for applying for this tender:

1- Please request the tendering documents by submitting an email request to: md.procurement@nrc.no.

- The email subject should be RFP/ROMO/CO/23/031.

2- NRC will reply to your email with an attachment includes the following:

- Request for Proposal (RFP).

- Annex 1 – Terms of Reference

- Annex 2 – Schedule of deliverables

- Annex 3 – Payment Terms

- Annex 3 – Bidder response document

- Annex 4 – Ethical Standards Declaration

3- Once you receive these files, please do the following:

- Review the requirements carefully.

- Complete all the requirements highlighted and listed in the RFP file.

- Submit all the documents back to one of the below options: A. (scanned) the email: md.tenders@nrc.no

the email subject must be RFP/ROMO/CO/23/031

OR

B. In a sealed envelope to the address:

Moldova - Chisinau, Bucuresti Street 41, 2nd floor / postal code: MD-2012

The envelope should be sealed.

The envelope should be stamped / signed.

Write the (RFP) tender reference RFP/ROMO/CO/23/031 on the envelope from outside.

General instructions:

- Please read the files carefully and follow the steps and requirements. - For any inquires you can send an email with your questions to md.procurement@nrc.no and NRC will reply with answers.

- The deadline for any inquiries related to this tender is 5th July 2023 at 16:00 PM Moldova time.

- Complete and review all your documents and make sure that nothing is missing as requested in the RFP Checklist.

- The deadline for submission of the tender documents is 10th July 2023 23:00 PM Moldova time.

Required Skills and Qualifications:

NRC seeks expressions of interest from people with the following skills/qualifications:

Proven experience working in the humanitarian sector and conducting project assessments and/or evaluation and significant field experience in supporting HLP rights in humanitarian response or development contexts.

- Excellent research skills, including quantitative and qualitative research methodology at the field level, and an understanding of ethical research principles.

- Experience in legal research including international and national legal concepts; collating legal data, case information and presenting legal analysis.

- Strong command of written and spoken English. Knowledge of Ukrainian and/or Russian is an advantage.

- Awareness of the Ukraine crisis context.

- Previous experience and knowledge of NRC and the ICLA programme is a distinct advantage