📑Administrative management of Denmark's Peace and Stabilisation Response (FSB).
Resumen del proceso de compra
Este proceso es para comprar Administrative management of Denmark's Peace and Stabilisation Response (FSB).
Este contrato fue adjudicado por 🇩🇰 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark por un monto de DKK 12,998,299 a 1 proveedor. Fue publicado el 2012-10-17 mediante selective
La transparencia en este proceso se refleja en la publicación detallada de todos los aspectos del contrato y sus resultados.
Entidad compradora🇩🇰 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark Unidad compradorano reportado Fecha de publicación2012-10-17 Estatus del concursono reportado DescripciónThe Peace and Stabilisation Response/PSR (Freds- og Stabiliseringsberedskabet/FSB) was established by the Danish Government in 1995 as the International Humanitarian Service/IHB.The overall objective of the PSR is to contribute to the efforts made either by governments or by the international community in the field of preventive diplomacy and conflict resolution in order to enhance peace and stability. The PSR is responsible for deploying experts and qualified personnel to the civilian component of peace and stabilisation interventions and to humanitarian, conflict preventing and peacekeeping missions in hotspots around the world. The PSR is thereby aimed at promoting Denmark's overall foreign policy objectives as well as priorities related to fragile states, development assistance and humanitarian aid.The PSR is a voluntary stand-by roster with a database that includes about 420 experts with a broad variety of educational and professional profiles (hereafter PSR experts), including judges, prosecutors, prison staff, SSR experts, academics, civil servants and journalists etc. They are normally fully employed elsewhere, but have made themselves available to be deployed on short notice for PSR assignments.Since April 2008, the administrative management of the PSR has been outsourced to a private company. The contract will be for an initial 36 months with the option for a second phase of 24 months.The day-to-day administration includes recruitment of approximately 30 new PSR experts a year, as well as maintaining the stand-by roster and the database to facilitate efficient identification and deployment of personnel. The service provider will also have to handle all the practical arrangements related to deployments of approximately 150 PSR experts annually, including contracts, facilitating security clearances, organising briefings, vaccination, transportation, insurance, etc. Of the approximately 150 deployed experts, 40-50 are long-term secondments to EU or UN missions or headquarters.The Service provider will have to maintain contact with the MFA's Department of Stabilisation and Security Policy and relevant 'country desks' regarding upcoming deployments and other relevant activities.The MFA is responsible for the political aspects of the PSR. This includes evaluating and prioritising incoming requests for Danish experts and defining the overall objectives and strategic direction of the PSR. In many cases, deployments take place in close cooperation with the EU, OSCE, UN, the Danish National Police, the Danish Defence Forces or the Danish Emergency Management Agency.The MFA responds to requests from the EU, UN, the Organization for security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) and other organisations for experts to international assignments. The duration of assignments vary from a few days and up to 2 years.The Service Provider will be asked to organise some of the required training activities for PSR experts and, together with the MFA, develop new activities according to needs. This is expected to correspond to approximately 50 person days per year. PSR experts are required to complete two mandatory courses prior to postings: A PSR introduction course arranged by the Service Provider and a HEAT (Hostile Environment Awareness Training) security course. The latter is run by the Danish Emergency Awareness Agency. Additional thematic training or workshops may be developed in cooperation with the MFA in order to ensure continued competence development of the PSR and its experts.In addition, the Service Provider will also be responsible for a quarterly newsletter ("FSB Nyt") regarding the activities of the PSR and assist with other external communication regarding the PSR, including maintaining relevant online information on the PSR. The overall coordination role concerning the "FSB Nyt" is not included in the on-going contract, which is about to expire.Adjudicaciones
Esta adjudicación fue otorgada a NIRAS por Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark por un monto de DKK 12,998,299. El proceso de contratación se realizó mediante selective para la categoría de services. La adjudicación fue otorgada el 2013-02-06. Esta es la adjudicación número 1.
| Proveedor | Monto | Fecha de adjudicación | Número de adjudicación |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇩🇰 NIRAS | DKK 12,998,299 | 2013-02-06 | 1 |
Contexto del mercado y oportunidades
La ejecución de este contrato permite a la entidad Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark cumplir con sus objetivos de servicio público de manera eficiente.
La modalidad de compra selective asegura que el proceso sea transparente y conforme a la normativa.
La transparencia en este proceso se refleja en la publicación detallada de todos los aspectos del contrato y sus resultados.
Esta transparencia en la contratación pública promueve la competencia justa, previene la corrupción y asegura que los recursos públicos se utilicen eficientemente para el beneficio de la ciudadanía.
Datos adicionales
Código de contratoDK_ocds-70d2nz-5ca025b4-b034-41ef-890d-f9d5d87e4e3e-award-1Fecha de publicación2012-10-17Fecha del contratono reportadoFecha de adjudicación2013-02-06CategoríasservicesModalidad de compraselectiveDetalles del métodopt_restrictedEstadono reportadoFuentes de datos
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