What the buyer needs
AI summaryThe buyer seeks a vendor to provide onsite program coordinator services in Washington, DC, for a one-year contract period. The contractor will develop and supervise a team comprising locally engaged staff, third-party contractors, and personal service contractors, while participating in human resources training and staff development programs. Key duties include delivering policy analysis and program guidance on milestones, performance measures, and projects combating transnational crime and terrorist organizations. Candidates must possess demonstrated experience planning foreign assistance programs, coordinating law enforcement management, and collaborating with host-country officials, international organizations, and the donor community. Eligibility is limited to onshore entities in the United States, and applicants must submit standard application documentation covering background, work history, and qualifications.
Minimum qualifications
- Relevant experience planning and developing foreign assistance programs and strategies
- Ability to coordinate with host-country government officials, international organizations, and donor community
- Ability to effectively work in a multi-cultural and overseas environment
- Experience deploying techniques for improved police institutions
- Ability to coordinate law enforcement program management
- U.S. citizenship in most cases
- Registration with Selective Service System for males born after December 31, 1959
Documents to include with your response
- Standard Form 171
- Standard Form 15, Application for 10-Point Veteran Preference, if claiming 10-point preference
- Proof of separation under honorable conditions and other proof if claiming veteran preference