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Procurement for expert service for development of organizational business model

Terms of References

For procurement of expert service for development of organizational business model (B.L 4.5.3.1.5) under the project No. P9410“Organizational development of NRC and improved employability and entrepreneurship skills of Roma people, especially women and youth

I.     Background

The project “Organizational development of NRC and improved employability and entrepreneurship skills of Roma people, especially women and youth”, supported by We Effect started in May 2021.

The project objective is ”Providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems so that local communities are resilient and sustainable.” The project with be based on two outcomes, first being focused on implementation of MSD based pilot interventions. The second outcomes is ”Increased organizational capacities and financial sustainability of NRC”.

It is expected that under the project NRC will be able to strengthen and deliver high quality services to their members and to be able to advocate for members’ rights, influencing policies and legal frameworks.

Within the project NRC will work on developing business model suitable for the organisation having in mind the strategic priorities of the organisation, its capacities and the social entrepreneurship component as well. This output is linked to phase out component of organizational development of NRC. Thus, we need to explore the expanding pool of untapped capital and new opportunities for sustainable development. In that regard closely examining the relationships among value propositions, revenue streams, cost structures, assets, activities, strategic partnerships and other elements of a business model for the civil society sector can lead to insights that potentially transform the way they operate.

According to the project documents, the engagement will be development of organizational business model, 10days during themonths February -March 2022.

II. Objective of the assignment

The engagement of the expertincludes

(a) following services:

a1.Coordination and preparatory activities for the assignment and review of relevant materials provided by NRC (1 day)

a2. Execution of 2 online workshops with NRC staff (in total 1 working day for 2 online workshops)

а3. Development and preparation oforganizational business model (8 days)

  • Model for optimization of costs
  • Preparation of policy brief for fundraising and marketing
  • Creation of new services to be stablished within the organization
  • Creation of organizational service catalogue
  • Creation of document for delivery of commercially based services
  • Other documents as proposed and agreed

a4. For this activity is provided an engagement of 10 working days

a5. Preparation and delivery of activity report and time sheet (in English), 5 days after the engagement is finished

a6. Acceptance and respect of the principles and ethic values of the NRC

a7. Communication and cooperation with all participants in the project

The engagement of theexpert includes

(b) following deliverables:

b1. Conducted 2 online workshops

b2. Developed and preparedorganizational business model and subsequent documentation

b3. Activity report in English (delivered 5 days after finishing the engagement tasks)

b4. Time sheet (delivered 5 days after finishing the engagement tasks)

Expected duration of assignment is 10 days in February -March 2022.

III.   Duty travel &accommodation

There are no related costs for duty travel and accommodation.

IV. Coordination& reporting

Contact point/responsible person for the assignment are

  • Co-facilitator from NRC
  • Organizational Development Coordinator from NRC.

The assignment includesDevelopment and preparation oforganizational business model.

The engaged expert will report once after finishing of the assignment with activity report in English and time sheet.

V.  Qualification requirements

Quantitative and qualitative criteria upon which offers will be evaluated are:

  • At least bachelor degree;
  • Minimum 5 years of documented work experience in CSO’s sustainability and/or business community (private companies and social enterprises) in North Macedonia;
  • Knowledge of national documents as well as strategic documents related to social entrepreneurship;
  • Knowledge in Microsoft Office and secured internet access;
  • Digital literacy in modern communication tools (Zoom, BlueJeans).

VI. Application procedure:

Deadline for submission of offers is 11.02.2022 until 16:00 p.m.

Offers should be submitted on the following e-mails: info@nationalromacentrum.org and ksojic@nationalromacentrum.org.

Offer should contain following documents:

  • Work biography
  • Copy of graduate diploma
  • Letter of interest with short description about relevant knowledge and experience for this call
  • At least 3 examples of previous work in similar tasks in last 5 years
  • Proposed methodology
  • Current status scanned in original not older than 6 months if the applicant is legal entity
  • Offered gross price per day in Macedonian denars (travel costs included)

VII.     Evaluation of the offers

Incomplete applications or applications received after the deadline for submission will not be taken into consideration.

Best value for money principle will be taken into account by using a weighted scoring method to evaluate the combination of the applicants’ qualification (80%) and financial proposal (20%).

When using this weighted scoring method, the award of the contract will be made to the bidder whose offer has been evaluated and determined as:

·         Responsive/compliant/acceptable, and

·         Having received the highest combined score out of a weighted technical and financial evaluation specific to the solicitation

1.     Technical evaluation (80%)

The technical evaluation of the received offers will consist of:

·         Evaluation of professional experience (relevance of 50%)

·         Evaluation of proposed methodology(relevance of 20%)

·         Evaluation of formal education (relevance of 10%)

2.     Financial evaluation (20%)

The evaluation of the financial offers will be conducted in the following manner:

·         The offer with the lowest price shall receive the total of 20 points

·         The other offers with higher prices shall receive the respective score according to the following formula: 20* (Lowest Price / Proposed Price).

VIII.   Terms of payment

NRCwill sign a contract with the selected applicant. The payment will be made by NRC in two installments: first installment of 30% of the total gross amount of the offered and accepted price after concluding the contract and second installment of 70% of the total gross amount after completion of engagement and approval of the submitted report and time sheet.

IX.    Declaration of relationships

The Applicant shall describe if their organization/employees have any business or personal relationships with closely associated party from We Effect, its Regional Office in Skopje, its governing bodies and employees or with similar bodies/persons of NRC.

Closely associated party (persons, physical or legal) as per We Effect’s definition is considered person who has the possibility to exert control over, or significant influence on, the other person when it comes to financial and operative decision-making concerning an activity. The purpose of the Declaration is to disclose such information which makes the application and evaluation process more transparent and supports the bids in its relevance according to conditions on the open market.

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