Technical Advisor: Financial Project Management
From 2003, the Multi-Sectoral Implementation Unit, which comes under the Area Based Development & Delivery of Local Services sub-pillar of ERPA, has implemented several projects addressing reconstruction and capacity building needs in the electricity, health, water and sanitation (WatSan) sectors of Iraq. Currently, this unit in the in the process of implementing and finalizing several projects directly related to the Health Sector, including the support to the construction of the Basrah Children’s Hospital (BCH); rehabilitation of the General Hospitals in Ramadi (RGH) and Tikrit (TGH); and the establishment in Fallujah of a Maternity and Children’s Hospital (FMCH). In addition, the unit is providing support for implementation of several other infrastructure projects implemented by other units within the organization. These 4 projects in particular have encountered a variety of delays due to a number of factors, and thus have been approved for extensions through most of 2012. Delays encountered have included discovery of additional building defects that could not have been spotted by assessments; additional requests made by the Iraq Ministry of Health (MoH); delays on works for which MoH was responsible; manpower and expertise issues with UNDP Iraq’s Consultant Engineers; unforeseen security (e.g. curfews) and climate (e.g. sandstorms) related delays; and others. Given the new project extensions approved by the projects’ donors and Project Boards, it is imperative that the Multi-Sectoral Implementation Unit has the appropriate expertise and manpower for these ongoing projects, in order to see them through to Final Completion and to effectively close them out. Therefore, the Multi-Sectoral Implementation unit seeks a consultant to carry out a variety of tasks related to project and asset management on the ongoing four hospital projects mentioned above. These tasks will include developing Asset Registers for all projects, Technical Specifications and Bills of Quantities (BoQs) for remaining aspects of all projects, and use inventory/asset logs to provide inputs for project Final Close-Out Reports. Due to the fact that these projects are scheduled to all end and be closed-out by the end of 2012, it is most cost-effective to hire an IC for these tasks rather than full time staff; it is not advisable to allocate permanent staff to the needs of limited-time projects.
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Duties and Responsibilities | |
Objectives: The Consultant’s key objectives will be to contribute inputs critical to the financial closing out of all works for the BCH, RGH, TGH, and FMCH projects, as well as contributing inputs to the Final Close-Out Reports for these projects. Scope and expected outputs: The scope of this assignment is related to financial management for various aspects of the BCH, RGH, TGH, and FMCH projects. These will be provided based on needs and timelines furnished by UNDP’s Consultant Engineers and Contractors responsible for each project, and approved by the Project Boards. The expected overall outputs (in conjunction with other colleagues on the Multi-Sectoral Team) are:
Deliverables: While UNDP will be responsible for the logistical costs of the participants The Multi-Sectoral team overall will be responsible for the completion of all projects; under this, the Consultant will be responsible for producing the following deliverables:
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Competencies | |
Competencies:
Corporate Competencies:
Management and Leadership:
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Required Skills and Experience | |
Education:
Work Experience:
Skills: Financial Project Management
General Project Management
Construction/Infrastructure
Other:
Language Requirements:
Proposals: Proposals should be submitted to the following e-mail address no later than COB 24th December 2011: ssa.undp.iraq@undp.org (It is a MUST to indicate the Procurement Notice Number in the e-mail subject box). All needed information which includes: Complete Terms of Reference, The Selection Criteria, and Required Annexes are found on the following link under Procurement Notice Number Q-IC-110/11: Provision of CVs only will not be accepted. Documents to be included when submitting the Proposal: Technical Proposal: (which will include the following):
Financial proposal:
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UNDP is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups and persons with disabilities are equally encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence. |
Technical Advisor: Financial Project Management
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