REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA                    

        Ministry of Transport

                                                                 Warrent & Carey Streets                                                                     Monrovia, Liberia

INVITATION FOR BID (IFB)

                   PROCUREMENT OF NCBs AND ICBX DIVERSE CONTRACT PACKAGES

April 15, 2025

                                          

INVITATION TO BID

The Ministry of Transport (MOT) was established by an act of legislature to administer all activities related to oversight responsibilities for the execution of policies relating to land, sea and air transport services operating within the country. It is also mandated to ensure strict adherence to insurance standards and regulations in collaboration with insurance agencies operating in Liberia.

1. The Government of the Republic of Liberia through the Ministry of Transport intends to apply part of its budgetary allocations for FY 2025 for the procurement of diverse contract packages from the National Road Fund (NRF) project funds.

2. The Ministry now invites sealed bids from eligible registered bidders for the supply of goods and services and implementation of works and Consultancyfor Fiscal Year 2025 as stipulated on the table below.

3.    Bidding will be conducted through the NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING (NCB) as well as a Least Cost Selection (LCS) PROCESSES as it relates to the methods and contract packages involved based on Procedure as enshrined in the Amended and Restated Public Procurement and Concession Act of 2010.

Schedule of requirements

#	Item	Description	Delivery	Method/Timing
1	Print & Media Engagement	Assorted	See Bidding Documents	NCB (4weeks)
2	Road Safety Strategy Policy Consultant	Assorted Tools	See Bidding Documents	NCB (4weeks)
3	Stationary	1 firm	See Bidding Documents	NCB (4weeks)
4	Catering Services	1 firm	See Bidding Documents	NCB (4weeks)
5	Motor Vehicle	1 firm	See Bidding Documents	NCB (4weeks)
6	ICT Equipment and Supplies	1 firm	See Bidding Documents	NCB (4weeks)
7	Furniture and Fixtures	1 firm	See Bidding Documents	NCB (4weeks)
8	Print and Binding Services	1 firm	See Bidding Documents	NCB (4weeks)
9	Legal Consultant to Review Axle Load & Road Safety Implementation	firm	See Bidding Documents	LEAST COST SELECTION
10	Development of Road Worthiness Framework Consultant	firm	See Bidding Documents	LEAST COST SELECTION
11	National Wide Training Facilitators /Consultant	firm	See Bidding Documents	LEAST COST SELECTION
12	Review & validation of Vehicle Traffic Laws Consultant	firm	See Bidding Documents	LEAST COST SELECTION

Detailed specifications, description, and qualification requirements of the above contract packages are provided in separate bidding documents.

• The entire Business community has been invited to participate in these bidding processes. Both the National Competitive Bidding process and the Least Cost Selection Process are opened to all eligible Bidders who shall have their origin in eligible source countries, as specified in

the ITB Clause 3.1

6. A complete set of bidding documents in English may be purchased by interested bidders upon payment of a non-refundable fees of 100.00 USD for the NCBs and a fee of $100.00 USD for the LCS to the Procurement Unit at the Ministry of Transport; between 10:00 am to 3:00 pm daily, and obtain a complete set of bidding document.

7.  Prospective bidders must submit one original and three copies. Original bid must be enclosed in a sealed envelope and marked “ORIGINAL”. The three copies and the original copy must be enclosed in one large envelope and labeled the name of the contract package and package code as would be indicated in the Bid Documents and must be submitted to the below address. Additional details are provided in the Bidding Documents.

8. Sealed Bids must be delivered to the Procurement Unit beginning the date of submission, April 1, 2025 not later than 10:00Am on Tuesday, May 1, 2025 for NCBs and Tuesday, May 1, 2025 for the LCS. Please note that late bids will be rejected and returned to bidders unopened. Bids will be opened in the presence of bidders who choose to attend or their representatives on Tuesday, May 1, 2025 for NCBs and Tuesday, May 1, 2025 for the LCS or as may be adjusted in the Bid Documents. Bid opening will take place in the conference Room of the Ministry of Transport.

Attention:        Procurement Unit

                        1^st Floor, Procurement Unit

                        Ministry of Transport

                        Warrant & Carey Streets                  

Monrovia, Liberia

Signed: ______________________________

                    Edward Boima Clarke Sr.

                  Director of Procurement

                    Ministry of Transport

Approved: ____________________________­­­­­­­________

                         Archiebald S. Abban

                     Deputy Minister for Administration

                           Ministry of Transport

The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, under the multi-donor partnership Energising Development (EnDev), invites companies to submit an EOI for the participation in a Results-based Financing (RBF) programme in Liberia which addresses the following objectives:

• Objective: Supporting local MSMEs to scale access to improved and cleaner charcoal and firewood cookstoves in Liberia reaching up to 20,000 ICS sales
• Subsidy model: GIZ will provide a USD 5.- (five United States Dollar) subsidy per stove sold after verification of results achieved.
• Stoves supported: Stoves must be locally produced or assembled, and fulfill the following requirements:

• User group: Domestic / households
• Fuel type: Firewood or charcoal ICS
• • Fuel efficiency:
    • Fuel saving of min. 40% (for firewood stoves) – measured by Controlled Cooking Test (CCT)

• Or fuel saving of min. 30% (for charcoal stoves) – measured by CCT
• Or thermal efficiency of min. 20% – measured by Water Boiling Test (WBT) or ISO Lab test
• Certified by tests results / accredited testing institution.

• Company eligibility:
  • Fully registered and locally owned Liberian companies
• Duration: Companies will be contracted for a period starting 15^th May 2025 to 31 December 2025 with a possibility of extension.

The EOI is the first stage of a two-stage tender process. The objective of the EOI process is to identify and pre-register companies that are interested in entering into the proposed contract and have suitable capacity, capability and experience. Only shortlisted candidates, fulfilling the below requirements, will receive the full terms of reference (ToR) and will be asked to submit a full proposal.

EOI must be submitted by email to LR_Quotation@giz.de and submitted no later than the 12 May 2025 at 5:00 PM GMT. NOTE: Kindly mention “EOI RBF” in Email Subject line otherwise it may be rejected. The maximum email size is 15 MB per email.

Documents to be Submitted

• A formal letter expressing interest for the project
• Overview of ICS product portfolio and manufacturing and sales capacities (stove type, size, efficiency, test certificates if available, manufacturing capacity per month, sales capacity per month, historic sales)
• Company’s details including full company name, full address, phone number(s) and email(s)
• Provide copies of relevant certificates (tax clearance, business registration, etc.)
• Provide information on mode of sales / field structure / product outlets (if any)

Disclaimer

This Request for EOI is not a solicitation, and replying to it does not guarantee that an organization will be invited to any solicitation by GIZ. The issue of this EOI does not imply that GIZ is bound to select and shortlist any or all of the applicants pursuant to this EOI. Even after selection of suitable prospective organizations, GIZ is not bound to proceed ahead with the prospective organization and in no case be responsible or liable for any commercial and consequential liabilities in any manner whatsoever.

Fraudulent Practices  

The highest standard of ethics shall be observed during filing of response to EOI. The organization shall not be eligible to participate, if it has been established that it is or has been engaged in corrupt or fraudulent practices. In this regard decision of GIZ will be final and binding on the organizations.

Job Vacancy/Opportunity

International Bank (Liberia) Ltd. has openings for qualified and competent individual with impeccable integrity to join its management in the following capacity:

Position Title: Internal Audit Officer(s)

Main Duties &Responsibilities:

The primary role will be to work with the Internal Audit Team in examining existing internal controls, evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of systems of controls, performing objective, independent and reliable assessments of the effectiveness of the bank’s compliance with applicable regulations and its internal control environment.

SPECIFIC DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Prepare for and conduct financial and operational audits, examinations, internal control reviews and special investigations of the branch on a regular basis.
• Keep current with developments and regulatory/legislative changes in the financial services industry, governing regulatory landscapes, and the auditing profession.
• Perform daily cull over of tellers’ transactions to identify errors for immediate corrections.
• Monitor daily fuel usage and report monthly to management.
• Conduct surprise spot checks on vault and teller operations.
• Monitor the branch’s general ledger accounts and conduct periodic checks to verify balances.
• Ensure that the branch’s assets are safeguarded from theft, waste, and abuse.
• Collect and analyze data to detect deficient controls, duplicated effort, extravagance, fraud or non-compliance with laws, regulations and management policies.
• Proactively follows up to ensure managements’ action plans are implemented and addressing the risk exposures and control observations previously highlighted by internal audit and external assurance providers (i.e.) compliance regulators and independent auditors
• Develop and maintain independent working relationship with all other members of the branch including staff, management and external stakeholders to ensure productive communication and engagement.
• As a member of the Internal Audit Department, work closely with headquarters in the discharge of duties.
• Any other duties as assigned

KEY SELECTION CRITERIA:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting (preferred), Finance or business management  (a professional certificate in Audit  will be an added advantage)
• Minimum 3 years in the banking sector audit or 5 years in a bank operations role
• Ability to interpret financial date and identify control gaps
• Must possess STRONG REPORT WRITING, VERBAL & COMMUNICATIONS skills
• Must have no criminal record.
• Good knowledge of fraud behavior and detection methodologies.
• Demonstrate a good understanding of bank operational activities.
• Sound understanding of actual or perceived fraud types, operational impact on fraud losses and risk management tools and performance.
• High level of integrity and demonstrated ability to manage confidential information.
• Strong leadership, supervisory and people management skills.
• Good sense of responsibility, accountability and dependability.
• Ability to stay calm focused and motivated under pressure.

COMPENSATION:

An excellent benefit package that commiserates with qualification, extra training skills and experience.

HOW TO APPLY:

Send letter of application with a scanned passport size photograph, Resume and copies of all relevant/supporting documents by electronic mail to: hr@ibliberia.com or applications may be hand delivered to our offices. All hand delivered applications must be addressed to:

HR Department – Internal Audit Officer Job Post

International Bank Liberia (Limited)

11^th and 12^th Streets, Sinkor

Monrovia, Liberia

Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

This is an equal opportunity employment restricted to Liberians.

Application deadline is May 16 2025,  at 5pm.

(April 22, 2025: Monrovia, Liberia)—In a vital step towards enhancing public health safety, the Liberia Medicines and Health Products Authority (LMHRA) and the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) have reaffirmed their commitment to work together in combating the illegal importation and distribution of controlled and illicit substances in Liberia.

During a recent courtesy meeting, LMHRA Managing Director Dr. Luke L. Bawo and LDEA Director General Hon. Anthony K. Souh discussed their collaborative efforts to address the challenges of drug trafficking and the distribution of unsafe health products. They explored strategies to improve cooperation, strengthen regulatory frameworks, and enhance enforcement mechanisms to protect citizens from the effects of illicit drugs.

“This partnership is vital for ensuring that Liberians have access to safe medicines while tackling the threat posed by illegal substances,” Dr. Bawo stated. He highlighted the need for coordinated efforts to monitor and regulate the pharmaceutical sector, emphasizing that successful public health initiatives rely on collaboration among governmental bodies.

Dr. Bawo explained the complementary roles of the LMHRA and LDEA: the LMHRA is responsible for ensuring the safety, efficacy, and quality of medicines entering the country, while the LDEA focuses on curbing the flow of illicit substances. He noted that the LMHRA registers all medicines and health products imported through ports of entry to ensure safety for public consumption.

Addressing the issue of substance abuse, he acknowledged the LDEA's critical role in drug-related arrests and seizures. “Our aim is collaboration, not competition, as both agencies pursue the same goal: the safety of the Liberian population,” he remarked.

Dr. Bawo also announced that the LMHRA would provide resources such as its laboratory facilities and incinerators to assist the LDEA in testing and safely disposing of confiscated illicit substances. He stressed the importance of security in regulatory enforcement, considering that the LDEA operates as a paramilitary agency of the government.

Director Souh reiterated the LDEA’s commitment to improving public perceptions of the agency’s work. "Today, I assure you that the LDEA will work with the LMHRA to change any negative views about our services," he stated, advocating for strengthened relationships and ongoing discussions around drug trafficking and abuse.

Both agencies plan to implement joint training programs, awareness campaigns, and collaborative operational strategies to boost their effectiveness. This renewed partnership comes in response to growing concerns over drug-related crimes and the dangers posed by substandard and falsified medications.

During the strategic meeting on April 22, 2025, at LMHRA's headquarters in Monrovia, leaders from both agencies agreed to develop a legal framework that will delineate their roles in preventing the distribution of unauthorized drugs and health products. Once finalized, this agreement aims to improve communication and coordination, leading to more effective actions against the influx of illicit substances.

Dr. Bawo emphasized the importance of monitoring all incoming drugs and medical devices to ensure they are thoroughly evaluated by the appropriate authorities. He insisted that controlled substances must be identified, allowing the LDEA to take necessary enforcement actions in cases of abuse.

LDEA Director General Souh reiterated his agency's commitment to partnering with the LMHRA to safeguard the nation from harmful and unauthorized medicines. He confirmed that any illicit health products discovered at the borders would be confiscated and handed over to the LMHRA for secure disposal.

Luis Diaz, an Enforcement Officer with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in Liberia, raised concerns about the rising presence of narcotics, including tramadol and other dangerous opioids like Tapentadol. He praised the collaboration between LMHRA and LDEA, highlighting its significance in strengthening Liberia’s regulatory systems and protecting public health and safety.

The LMHRA is the regulatory body of Government responsible for overseeing the quality, safety, and efficacy of medicines and health products in Liberia. While the LDEA is a Government agency responsible for combating drug trafficking and abuse in Liberia.

Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL)

Henry’s Compound, Opp. German Embassy, Tubman Boulevard, Congo Town,  

P. O. Box 2628 Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa            

🕾: (+231) 886-573-612/0555831170/0777822456

E-mail: info@scnlliberia.org  Website: www.scnlliberia.org

The Society for the Conversation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL) is a non-profit conservation organization in Liberia, working with government, international organizations, civil society organizations, Indigenous people, local communities, and the private sector for over 30 years helping to conserve nature.

The Government of Liberia, through the Environmental Protection Agency of Liberia, in collaboration with the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia, received funding from the Global

Environment Facility (GEF) through Conservation International GEF Agency (CI-GEF) to implement a five-year project titled “Strengthening Conservation and Effective Governance of Liberia’s Critical Forests in the Northwest Liberia Landscape”. The project’s objectives are: 1: Establishment of proposed protected areas, Promotion of innovative climate-resilient and conservation-friendly livelihoods and enterprises; 3: Strengthening transboundary watershed and forest landscape management; 4: Capacity building and strengthened collaboration, learning, and knowledge sharing; 5:

Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)

In keeping with the project’s requirements, SCNL is recruiting for the below positions:

1. Finance Officer 

Qualification: Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related discipline with at least 5 years professional work experience. (Master’s Degree is an added advantage)

• Community Engagement Officer

Qualification: Bachelor’s degree in communication, Environmental Science, Forestry, Anthropology, Sociology or other relevant fields with (3) years’ experience in working directly with local communities in social works or environmental works

• Environment, Social Safeguards and Gender Officer 

Qualification: Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, gender studies, social science, or other relevant fields with five (5) years of practical experience in environmental or gender mainstreaming role

• Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer

Qualification: Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Data Science, and or other relevant fields with at least five years working experience

Duty Stations: Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, Lofa & Gbarpolu Counties

Hardcopy Submission of Applications  Please address your application to: 

The Finance & Administrative Manager 

Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL) 

Henry’s Compound, Opposite German Embassy 

Tubman Boulevard, Congo Town 

Electronic Submission of Applications  Email: vacancy@scnlliberia.org 

For additional info, visit SCNL Liberia on Facebook or https://scnlliberia.org/work-with-us/

Deadline for Applications: April 30, 2025 

Females and persons with disability who are qualified are encouraged to apply

Helping to Conserve Nature

     for GrAssignment Title:  Development of an Integrated and Sustainable Waste Management System

     for Greater Monrovia and Paynesville

Reference No.: MCC/PCC/CQS-03/2025

1. BACKGROUND

The Government of Liberia, through the Monrovia and Paynesville Cities Corporations is seeking partnership in the development of a sustainable and integrated waste management system in greater Monrovia. As such, the cities invite qualified interested partners to present a proposal with concept and cost for the design, construction, financing and operationalization of integrated waste management systems across Monrovia and Paynesville cities. As a part of the GOL ARREST AGENDA under SANITATION, this initiative further indicates our commitment to enhance environmental sustainability and public health through an improved waste management infrastructure.

Monrovia and Paynesville cities rapid urbanization and population growth which is currently 1,920,965 million inhabitants have led to significant waste management challenges. Current systems are overwhelmed, resulting in environmental pollution and public health risks. The waste generation rate is 0.65kg/capita/day. Accordingly, the current solid waste generated projection is 1,214 tons per day (Poyry, 2011), but the actual waste collected is 280.26 tons per day accounting for the average amount of 23 percent collection rate, which is one of the lowest in Sub-Saharan Africa. This implies that up to 77 percent of the solid waste is illegally dumped in ungazetted area. According to Africa Solid Waste Management Data Book, 2019, the waste in Monrovia can be characterized as mostly organic (43%), plastic (13%), paper (10%), textile/wood/rubber/leather (11%), glass & metals (3%) and miscellaneous (17%). Currently, the Whein Town Landfill host 325,000m³ of waste with the associated slope of 20m and has an excess waste of 55,000m³

• PROJECT OBJECTIVES:

To develop a comprehensive system that will include waste collection and disposal (with clear support at the primary and secondary levels), material recovery facilities (in support of composting, recycling, / waste to energy), as well as specialized facilities for the treatment of medical and liquid waste. The project also involves urgent attention to our existing Whein Town landfill site, the upgrade and management of existing transfer stations as well as the construction of new engineered landfills, and transfer stations as may be needed including removal of the legacy waste from the cities of Monrovia and Paynesville to the waste plant(s);

• To minimize environmental impacts associated with waste management;
• To enhance public health and sanitation;
• To promote sustainable waste management practices, including waste reduction, reuse, and recycling;
• To create local employment opportunities;
• To increase access to Energy / electricity;
• To ensure a new and sustainable revenue stream for the City Corporations.

• PROJECT SCOPE:

The overall proposal must demonstrate roll out in a phased approached reflecting Short, medium, and long term interventions.

The consulting services (“the Services”) include: 

Phase 1: Planning and Design

• Conduct a comprehensive site assessment and technical feasibility for the current and proposed landfill and transfer station locations;
• Conduct a study of waste composition within Monrovia and Paynesville cities;
• Include detailed engineering designs for all infrastructure components.

Phase 2: Construction and Installation

• Oversee the construction and installation of all infrastructure components according to approved designs and specifications;
• Ensure adherence to quality control standards and environmental regulations throughout the construction process.

Phase 3: Operation and Maintenance

• Develop and implement operational procedures to manage the facilities;
• Provide ongoing maintenance and repair services for all infrastructure components.

Phase 4: Capacity Building

• Train local personnel on the operation and maintenance of the facilities.
• Work closely with the cities to prepare and conduct a comprehensive awareness and education program around waste management within Monrovia and Paynesville
• Capacity building of SMEs and CBEs through human resource, and logistical support.

The duration of this assignment is 25 years subject to renewal depending on satisfactory performance.

The detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for the assignment can be obtained at the address given below.

• CONSULTANT QUALIFICATIONS

The partner must provide a list of key personnel and it should meet the local structure standard, including:

Key staff required	Qualification	Experience
Project Manager	Master’s degree in project management, management, or other related disciplines	At least Eight (8) years  experience in project management, solid waste management or other related fields.
Civil Engineer	Master’s degree in civil engineering or other related engineering disciplines	At least  Seven (7) years’ experience in infrastructure design or other related engineer fields.
Mechanical Engineers	Master’s degree in mechanical engineering or other related engineering disciplines	At least Five (5) years in the field of mechanical engineering other related engineering fields.
Environmental Engineers.	Master’s degree in environmental engineering or other related disciplines	At least Six (6) years in conducting environmental impact assessment or other related environmental fields.

The Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) and the Paynesville City Corporation (PCC) now invite eligible “Consultants” to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services.

A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Public Procurement and Concession Act of 2010.

Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours from 9:00 AM  to 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday.

Expressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person, or by e-mail by April 15, 2025, during the office hours stated above.

Only shortlist firms will be issued the Request for Proposal (RFP) to enable them prepare and submit their Technical and Financial Proposals.

Note: The Request for Expression of Interest was first published and had the deadline of April 15, 2025. However, Management has decided to extend the time to April 30, 2025 to allow more firms to submit their Expression of Interest.

Attn: Jacob T. Daykeay

Procurement Director

Monrovia City Corporation

City Hall Annex

2^nd Street, Sinkor

Tel: +231777305251 / +231888357788

E-mail: j.daykeay@monrovia.gov.lr  or  procurement@monrovia.gov.lreater Monrovia and Paynesville

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

(Consulting Services – Consultancy Qualification Selection)

REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, SIERRA LEONE, CHAD AND TOGO

REGIONAL EMERGENCY SOLAR POWER INTERVENTION PROJECT 

RESPITE COORDINATION UNIT  

PROJECT ID: P179267

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE AUDIT OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR

THE RESPITE COORDINATION UNIT (RCU) FOR THE EIGHTEEN MONTHS BEGINNING JULY 1, 2023, TO 31ST DECEMBER 2024 

(REFERENCE NO: LR-RCU-RESPITE-411574-CS-CQS)

The Governments of Liberia, Sierra Leone, Togo, and Chad have received financing from the World Bank towards the cost of the Regional Emergency Solar Power Intervention Project (RESPITE) and intends to apply part of the proceeds for Consultancy Services for Financial

Audit from July 1, 2023, to December 31, 2024, for the RESPITE Coordination Unit (RCU)

The objective of the audit of the project financial statements is to enable the auditor to express a professional opinion on the project’s financial position for the 18 months period to 31st December 2024 of funds received and expenditures incurred and report on any areas of non-compliance identified in carrying out the audit with the respective Financing Agreements and Project Implementation Manuals (howsoever called). The project’s books of account provide the basis for the preparation of the financial statements and are established to reflect the financial transactions with respect to the project.

Note: Detailed Terms of Reference (ToR) for the assignment can be obtained through the following link:  https://lecliberia.com/wp-content/uploads/Attachment-1-TOR-FinancialSystem-Audit.docx  

The RCU now invites qualified and eligible firms to express their interest in providing the required Services. Interested consultants must provide information indicating that they are qualified to perform the services (brochures, descriptions of similar assignments, experience in similar conditions, availability of appropriate skills among staff, etc.).

Please note that the contract will be awarded on a framework basis. 

1. QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE OF THE FIRM:

1. The firm must have no less than 5 years’ experience in auditing World Bank or donorfunded projects.
2. The firm must demonstrate the availability of Competent staff with relevant qualifications and experience to undertake the assignment.

Key Experts  

Audit Manager:

The Audit Manager will be a professional Accountant (CA, ACCA, ACA, CPA) or equivalent professional qualification and have not less than 10 years post-qualification experience in financial auditing, including auditing experience of accounts of entities comparable in size and complexity to the PR and SRs, adequate experience in ISAs or INTOSAI standards, a university degree in accounting/finance or equivalent. Experience in auditing donor-funded programs will be required.

Audit Supervisor:

The Audit Supervisor will be a professional Accountant (CA, ACCA, ACA, CPA) or equivalent professional qualification and have not less than 8 years post-qualification experience in financial auditing, including auditing experience of accounts of entities comparable in size and complexity to PR and SRs, adequate experience in ISAs or INTOSAI standards, a university degree in accounting/finance or equivalent. Experience in auditing donor-funded programs will be required.

Audit Senior:

The Audit Senior should have a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, finance, or a related field and have not less than 5 years post-qualification experience in financial auditing, including auditing experience of accounts of entities comparable in size and complexity to PR and SRs, adequate experience in with ISAs or INTOSAI standards, a university degree in accounting/finance or equivalent. Experience in auditing donor-funded programs will be required.

 The Applicable regulation for this procurement is Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers

(Procurement in Investment Project Financing-Goods, Works, Non-Consulting and Consulting Services: July 1, 2016, November 2020, and revised September 2023).Selection will be made using the Consultancy Qualification Selection (CQS) Method using the following link below:  http://pubdocs.worldbank.org/en/178331533065871195/Procurement-Regulations.pdf  

Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours from 0900 to 1600 hours.

Expressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person, by mail, or by e-mail) by 16:00 GMT on or before Friday, APRIL 16, 2024.  Envelopes or the subject of emails must be marked “Ref: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE AUDIT OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE REGIONAL EMERGENCY SOLAR POWER INTERVENTION PROJECT

(RESPITE) – REGIONAL COORDINATION UNIT FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS

BEGINNING JULY 1, 2023, TO 31ST DECEMBER 2024 

Regional Emergency Solar Power Intervention Project 

RESPITE Coordination Unit (RCU)

15^th Street, Warner Avenue

Sinkor, Monrovia, Liberia 

Tel: +231(0)77 208 6577  

Email: rcu.bidding@respite-rcu.org   cc: s.hedd-williams@respite-rcu.org 

Vacancy Announcement  

The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) invites applications from competent and experienced individuals for the below listed position in its Legal Department. 

1. Chief Legal Counsel (1 Position)  

Background 

To contribute to the attainment of the Legal Department’s goals as outlined in the CBL Strategic Plan. To work as Head of the Legal Team in providing professional services: legal advisory services, legal drafting and review, legal representation and other legal services as well as ensuring compliance with CBL policies and applicable labor laws of Liberia.

Summary of Duties and Responsibilities:

-Legal Advisory Services: This entails advising the CBL and all its departments/units as well as governors, executives, managers, staff and employees concerning all aspects of the CBLs’ operations and the legal requirements related thereto.

-Legal Drafting and Review: This covers drafting and/or review of all agreements of any kind (including service agreements, employment agreements, leases, loan agreements, mortgages and other security agreements, memoranda of understanding, etc) to which the CBL is a party; any and all internal and external communications with legal implications or  risks; all directives and regulations issued or to be issued by the CBL in the exercise of its statutory duties; proposed legislation(s), and any other material documentation. 

-Legal Representation: This entails legal representation extend to and include representing the CBL before all Liberian courts including the Supreme Court of Liberia, administrative agencies and other bodies and commissions of Government, arbitral bodies and tribunals, and in meetings with bilateral and multilateral partners of the CBL.

-Other Legal Services: The other legal services include conduct of due diligence and other discrete investigations as well as legal services and support generally provided and expected to be provided by legal counsel to a client as inherent and/or incidental to the attorney-client relationship.

Qualification:

• Masters level or equivalent
• Must be a Counsellor-at-law

Experience: 

• At least six (6) years’ relevant experience in a corporate environment or a related position/setting
• Must be a Counsellor-at law of the Supreme Court Bar

Core Technical Skills

• Advanced knowledge in Microsoft, Word, and Power Point
  • Legal writing and research skills
  • Courtroom experience
  • Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing; establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees and the public; 
  • Presentation and organizational skills
  • Must be a Team Player

Application Requirements: 

Only electronic applications will be considered. Cover letter and resume/CVs should be addressed to the Director of Human Resource Management Department, Central Bank of Liberia and sent to cbljobs@cbl.org.lr. Applicants must attach copies of relevant academic credentials. The deadline for all applications is Monday, April 7, 2025, no later than 5:00 p.m. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. 

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (REOI)

INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANT’S SELECTION

COUNTRY:                 Republic of Liberia

NAME OF PROJECT: Liberia Urban Resilience Project 

PROJECT ID:               P169718                     

CREDIT/GRANT No.: IDA-7122-LR/ IDA E-041-LR

ASSIGNMENT:           Senior Procurement Specialist

REFERENCE No.:       LR-MPW-484194-CS-INDV

The Government of Liberia has received a loan and grant facilities from the International Development Association /World Bank and intends to apply part of the proceeds of these facilities to eligible payments under the contract for which this Request for Expression of Interest for the position of Senior Procurement Specialist has been published.

The objective of the Consultancy services (“the Services”) is to implement and coordinate all procurement procedures for procurement activities under the Project. The Senior Procurement Specialist shall be responsible for the efficient and timely procurement of works, goods, and services, as outlined in the Procurement Plan of the Project.

The Ministry of Public Works now invites eligible interested individuals to indicate their interest in providing this service. Interested individuals must provide information indicating that they are qualified to perform the services in accordance with the requirements set forth in the TOR including copies of their CV, attach photocopies of relevant applicable certificates/documents, description of similar assignments, experience in similar conditions, availability of appropriate skills, etc.

The suitable candidate for this position should have the following minimum qualifications and experience:

• At least a Masters’ Degree in Procurement/Economics/Law/Engineering/Social Sciences/ Public Administration/Business Administration, or any other related field.
• A minimum of 10 years working experience in public procurement, with at least 6 years on Donor funded projects financed through the Government of Liberia or any other sub-Saharan African Country, by the World Bank, and international financial organizations. Demonstrated experience in procurement of infrastructure projects is required.
• Minimum of three (3) years’ experience in senior management position.
• Knowledge of international organizations/institutions and national public procurement regulations and procedures;
• Knowledgeable of a broad range of specialized activities related to contract, asset and procurement management, including organization and conduct of procurement processes, implementation of contract and sourcing strategies, reporting, control of assets, etc;
• Demonstrated strong IT skills, computer literacy, in particular experience with Microsoft Office products (MS. Word, Excel, Power Point, Internet Explorer, etc.);
• Ability to communicate, negotiate, analyze, elaborate and present reports.
• Participate in pre-bid and pre-proposal conferences/meetings and support the capturing and completion of next steps and action items;
• Demonstrated ability to lead a team of professionals, work independently and within a team environment and exercise mature judgment;
• A highly motivated self-starter with the ability to coordinate multiple projects/tasks simultaneously in a high-pressure environment

The Selection process will be conducted in accordance with the recruitment of Individual Consultant selection method contained in the World Bank Regulation for IPF Borrowers July 2016, Revised November 2017, August 2018, and updated March 2025 (sixth edition), and the procedures described herein. The scope required is described in detail in the attached Terms of Reference (TOR). Copy of the Terms of Reference (TOR) can be downloaded at www.emasion.gov.lr, www.mpw.gov.lr and iiu-mpw.org.

Expressions of Interest marked “SENIOR PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST FOR LURP; Ref LR-MPW-484194-CS-INDV”, must be delivered to the address below by hand, mail, courier or email so as to be received on or before April 15, 2025, at 3:30 pm:

Attn: Gabriel S Flaboe, Sr.

Project Coordinator   

Liberia Urban Resilience Project

Ministry of Public Works

South Lynch Street

E-mail: flaboesr@mpw.gov.lr , lurpmidp.procurement@gmail.com

Terms of Reference

Assignment: Evaluation Consultant(s) or Evaluation Consulting Group
Location: Monrovia, Liberia (but with travel to the field)

Summary

The Carter Center is seeking experienced evaluation consultants in Liberia with expertise in behavioral health and program evaluation. The consultant(s) will be responsible for implementing an evaluation design that is currently being co-developed by key stakeholders and the Evaluation Core Team. Once selected, consultants will become part of this team, contributing to strategic oversight and coordination to ensure the evaluation aligns with organizational priorities and stakeholder needs.

Background and Context

The Global Behavioral Health Initiative in Liberia has been in place since 2009, implementing various interventions aimed at improving mental health outcomes. Given the program’s long history and evolving nature, a comprehensive evaluation is a committed deliverable. The evaluation will assess the impact of these interventions through a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis.

However, to ensure that the evaluation is rigorous and meaningful, it is essential to first establish a complete historical record of the initiative. As a result, one of the preliminary priorities has been documenting the intervention model, capturing its evolution, strategies, and implementation over the years. This documentation process is nearing completion and is a foundational step in defining the evaluation scope and key questions.

Given this phased approach, the specific evaluation scope and questions are expected to be finalized by April 2025, aligning with the timeline outlined below. Internal evaluators will be in Liberia from April 11–16, 2025, and will conduct in-person meetings and interviews with interested evaluation consultants. These engagements will provide an opportunity to discuss evaluation methodologies, expectations, and contextual insights ahead of the finalization of the evaluation design

Scope of Work and Responsibilities

The evaluation consultant(s) will be responsible for:

• Reviewing and refining, if needed, the evaluation design,
• Producing an inception report of the evaluation,
• Conducting data collection in line with agreed methods and protocols,
• Conducting data analysis according to the pre-defined data analysis plan,
• Leading validation workshops or data parties with interest holders,
• Producing a draft evaluation report,
• Producing the final report in collaboration with the Evaluation Core Team

     Deliverables

The independent consultant(s) or consulting group will produce the following deliverables:

#	Deliverables	Level of Effort
1	Producing an inception report of the evaluation	1 week
2	Conducting data collection in line with agreed methods and protocols	3 weeks
3	Conducting data analysis according to the pre-defined data analysis plan	3 weeks
4	Leading validation workshops or data parties with interest holders	2 days
5	Producing a draft evaluation report	2 weeks
6	Producing the final report in collaboration with the Evaluation Core Team	1 week

Contract Duration

The contract for this consultancy will begin May 2025 and conclude on August 1, 2025.

Qualifications

• At least 5 years of experience conducting project impact evaluations for NGOs, international organizations, or other relevant institutions
• Extensive expertise, knowledge, and experience in the field of evaluation of health and social programs and intervention, with demonstrated experience in mixed-methods evaluations including surveys, focus group discussions (FGDs), key informant interviews (KII),
• Experience in Outcome Harvesting evaluation approach for impact evaluation and Cost-Effectiveness analysis for efficiency evaluation
• Demonstrated capacity to conduct data collection, analysis, and report writing
• Evidence of similar evaluation(s) conducted in the past
• Familiarity with Global Behavioral Health issues in Liberia
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Fluent in written and spoken English.
• Facilitation skills

The evaluation criteria will be based on the following:

Category	Maximum Score
Qualification and Experience	40
Proposed Technical Approach	30
Interview (only for short-listed candidates)	20
Financial proposal	10
Total	100

 Submission of application

All applications must be submitted electronically by e-mail with the subject line Evaluation Consultant, Global Behavioural Health to employmentliberia@cartercenter.org  by Tuesday, April 1, 2025.

Submission of package. Please include the following application materials:

• A current CV or resume (no more than 4 pages)
• Letter of interest outlining your competitive advantage for this evaluation
• Technical and Financial Proposals (5 Pages Max)
• 3 References

Please note that Applications will be considered on a rolling basis.

FOR THE FOLLOWING PROCUREMENT PACKAGES

                                            IFB No.: LWSC/PSIP/NCB/ 2025

1. The Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation with support of the Government of Liberia (GOL) has appropriated funds from its Internal Revenue and GOL subsidy towards the Procurement of the below contract Packages for the Fiscal Year 2025.

• The Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation now invites sealed bids from eligible registered bidders for the below Contract Packages, Public Sector Investment Project (PSIP) for the Fiscal Year 2025. 

• Bidding will be conducted through the National Competitive Bidding (NCB), as specified in the Public Procurement & Concessions Commission Act (PPCA) of 2010.

• Contract Packages Table

NO.	Contract Package	IFB NO	Business    Code	Bid Security US$	Bid Invitation Release	Bid Submission & Opening after 30minutes
1	Rehabilitation of Zwedru Damaged Water Supply System	IFB No.: LWSC/PSIP/NCB/001/ 2025	F4100	$4,194.21	March 14, 2025	April 7, 2025 @1pm
2	Construction of Scalable Water System in Pleebo	IFB No.: LWSC/PSIP/NCB/002/2025	F4100	$7,194.21	March 14, 2025	April 8, 2025 @1pm
3	Construction of Scalable Water System in Greenville	IFB No.: LWSC/PSIP/NCB/003/2025	F4100	$7,194.21	March 14, 2025	April 9, 2025 @1pm

• Qualifications and Requirements include:

• Notarized/Legal Article of Incorporation disclosing beneficiary owner(s) Business.
• Current Business Registration Certificate
• Current Tax Clearance
• Reference (s) listing of previous clients supplied over the past three (3) years. Please provide contact telephone numbers, e-mail addresses and any other details that will make due diligent easier.
• Company Profile/ Track Record.

• Qualified suppliers that have registered and updated for this particular line of business with codes: to PPCC official vendor listing respectively with the Contract Package above.
• Audited Financial Statement.
• Must submit technical specifications on memory stick.
• Must be able to meet delivery time /schedule

• Interested eligible bidders can obtain a copy of the bidding documents for the Contract Package(s) of Interest from the Procurement Unit of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation’s Head Office (Ground Floor), King Sao Boso/ Front Street beginning Monday, March 17, 2025 from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm daily from Monday through Friday. Bidding Documents are available to be purchased for a non-refundable fee of One Hundred United States Dollars (US$100.00) or its equivalent in Liberian Dollars.

• The deadline for submission of Rehabilitation of Zwedru damaged Water System is on Monday April 7, 2025 at 1pm; the deadline for Construction of Scalable Water System in Pleebo is April 8, 2025 at 1pm while the deadline for the Construction of Scalable Water System in Greeville is on April 9, 2025 at 1pm.  Bids received after the deadline will be considered late and will be rejected and returned unopened. Electronic bids will not be accepted. Bids will be opened in the presence of Vendors or their representatives. All participants are required to be on time in the Conference Room of the Corporation.

• Bids submitted must be sealed and labeled: IFB No.: reference Above Bids of interest respectively.

• All Sealed Bids must be accompanied by Bid Security above per package with a Manager Check, Insurance Bond, and Bank Guarantee.

1. Bids shall be valid for a period of 120 days after the deadline of bid submission.

Submissions must be delivered to the Address stated below.

Attention:             The Procurement Department

                                    Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC)

                                    Head Office (Ground Floor)

                                    King Sao Boso Street

                                    P.O. Box 1079

                                    Monrovia, Liberia

Signed: ___________________________

               Procurement Manager

Approved: _______________________

         Deputy Managing Director/Administration

IDA 63600, PROJECT NO. 160945

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

(CONSULTANT’S QUALIFICATIONS BASED SELECTION (CQS))

Assignment Title: Consultancy Service to develop training manuals and provide tailored-capacity Building Training for MOA Extension and Technical Staff

REOI Reference No.: LR-PMU-MOA-478547-CS-CQS   

Date: March 10, 2025

Background

The STAR-P was approved by the World Bank Board of Directors on January 15, 2019. The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to increase agricultural productivity and commercialization of smallholder farmers for selected value chains in selected counties. The USD 25 million financing agreement was signed on February 15, 2019, and the project became effective on June 28, 2019. The project is co-financed on a pari-passu basis with IFAD. The USD 23 million co-financing was approved by the IFAD Board in September 2019 and the Financing Agreement was signed on 21 November 2019. 

The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to increase agricultural productivity and commercialization of smallholder farmers for rice, oil palm, and horticulture value chains in selected counties of Liberia. 

Objective of the Assignment

The objective of this assignment is centered on sub-component 1.1 of the STAR Project’s approved Annual Work Plan and Budget for 2025, Strengthening market-oriented smallholder farmer groups.The goal of the assignment is to facilitate enhanced agricultural operations by leveraging cutting-edge technologies and best practices to optimize agricultural operations, enhance productivity, and promote sustainability. This activity will be supported by extension workers in collaboration with the MoA and other relevant stakeholders.

This Assignment, to be carried out by a selected firm, is intended to promote the upscaling and adoption of good agriculture practices, climate-smart agriculture technologies and agribusiness best practices that will result in sustainable and increased production and commercialization of major crops.

It is expected that the selected firm will carry out the following activities:

• Develop user-friendly, practical, and context-specific training manuals for crop and livestock production.
• Provide tailored capacity-building training for MOA extension and technical staff to enhance their knowledge and skills in the production of the specified crops and livestock.

The detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for the assignment can be found at the following website:

a. Ministry of Agriculture (www.moa.gov.lr) or directly requested via email from gtoto@moa.gov.lr / starp-bids@moa.gov.lr / rglaydor@moa.gov.lr 

The Ministry of Agriculture now invites eligible consulting firms (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services. 

The attention of interested individual Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs, 3.14, 3.16, and 3.17 of the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” dated July 2016, revised November 2017, August 2018, January 2020 and September 2023 setting forth the World

Bank’s policy on conflict of interest. Please refer to paragraph 3.17 of the Procurement Regulations on conflict of interest related to this assignment which is available on the Bank’s website at http://projects-beta.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/products-andservices/brief/procurement-new-framework .

The best qualified firm to carry out the services will be selected in accordance with the Consultant’s Qualifications Based Selection (CQS) method set out in the Regulations and based on the following criteria:

• Core Business of the firm and Number of Years in Business 
• Technical and Managerial Organization of the Firm 
• Demonstrative capabilities in providing technical capacity building training, especially relating to development and transfer of good agricultural practices and climate-smart agriculture technologies that support smallholder crop production systems and show detailed track record of implementing similar programs in sub-Saharan Africa, including case studies and outcomes of similar assignments implemented 
• Demonstrative demonstrable experience in agriculture extension education and training manual development especially for technology transfer to smallholder farmers with little or no formal education, and the firm is to indicate similar assignments carried out with reference points – these can be three assignments carried out in the last 3-5 years.
• Availability of Appropriate Skills team of qualified experts in agronomy, livestock production, and training facilitation. Strong communication and report-writing skills.   Legally Registered Firm in Home Country (Evidence of Business Registration)

Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours from 0900 hours to 1600 hours or 9:00am to 4:00pm local time.

Expressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person, or via e-mail) by 24^th March 2025 @ 5:00pm local time.

Galah Toto

National Program Coordinator

Project Implementation Unit (PIU), Ministry of Agriculture

Smallholder Agriculture Transformation & Agribusiness Revitalization Project (STAR-P)/ Rural

Economic Transformation Project (RETRAP)

1^st Floor LIBSUCO Building, Japanese Freeway (Formerly Somalia Drive) 

Gardnersville – Monrovia, Liberia

Tel +231-777576980

Email: gtoto@moa.gov.lr and cc:  rglaydor@moa.gov.lr , starp-bids@moa.gov.lr 

Signed by: Galah Toto

                 National Program Coordinator – STAR-P/RETRAP