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Dyfarnu Contract

Management Agent for a DFID-CDC Challenge Fund

  • Cyhoeddwyd gyntaf: 14 Awst 2019
  • Wedi'i addasu ddiwethaf: 14 Awst 2019

Nid yw'r prynwr yn defnyddio'r wefan hon i weinyddu'r hysbysiad.

I gofnodi eich diddordeb neu gael gwybodaeth neu ddogfennau ychwanegol, darllenwch y cyfarwyddiadau yn Nhestun Llawn yr Hysbysiad. (NODER: Nid oes angen ymateb i Hysbysiadau Dyfarnu Contractau a Hysbysiadau Gwybodaeth Ymlaen Llaw fel arfer)

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OCID:
Cyhoeddwyd gan:
Department for International Development (DFID)
ID Awudurdod:
AA21350
Dyddiad cyhoeddi:
14 Awst 2019
Dyddiad Cau:
-
Math o hysbysiad:
Dyfarnu Contract
Mae ganddo ddogfennau:
Nac Ydi
Wedi SPD:
Nac Ydi
Mae ganddo gynllun lleihau carbon:
AMH

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The Department for international development (DFID) would like to contract an organisation for 4,5 years to manage a DFID-CDC challenge fund, with the possibility of a 2-year extension. This challenge fund will be focused on unlocking evidence on private sector impacts in emerging markets through open competitive research calls. The contract will be issued to an organisation to market the challenge fund, manage all administrative, financial and contractual aspects as well as ensuring deep engagement between researchers and companies and peer review by a panel of leading academics.

The terms of reference set out guidelines for the scope and timeframe of the challenge fund as well as the functions required of the challenge fund manager. The challenge fund is a joint initiative between DFID and CDC, the UK’s Development finance institution.

This is one of a series of pieces of work that will be commissioned to deepen our understanding of the impact of CDC’s work. The challenge fund will be coordinated in parallel with a series of large multi-year evaluations of CDC’s work in each sector (being contracted separately from the challenge fund), as laid out in the DFID-CDC Evaluation and learning programme plan with both complementary work streams helping to build the evidence base for the impact of CDC’s work. The contract will be issued to market, manage, administer and monitor the challenge fund.

Purpose of the challenge fund:

The purpose of this challenge fund is to crowd in new research that fills critical evidence gaps related to the work of CDC and the impacts of private sector investment, thereby generating useful learnings to enhance development impact. The challenge fund will aim to crowd in research on private sector investment in developing countries, focusing where the current evidence base is weak and where insights are needed on what works, what doesn’t, and why.

While the body of research on the impacts of private sector investment in emerging markets has been growing in recent years, this remains a critical area where there is a clear need for more evidence. Research in this area has faced a number of challenges particularly related to gaining access to data, and insights into private sector companies, in order to help ensure that evidence responds to the most pressing and generalisable impact-related questions and needs. The DFID-CDC partnership, given its networks and resources, is well-positioned to crowd in research to help address some of these challenges. The challenge fund will issue calls for proposals that answer a specific set of research questions aligned with the sectoral focus of the DFID-CDC evaluation and learning programme, covering financial institutions, infrastructure, food and agriculture, consumer businesses(including healthcare and education), and industrial businesses, and broader cross-sectoral questions as needed. It could also extend to research to look at cross-cutting issues such as distributional effects (equity, gender), unanticipated effects, environmental effects and economy-wide effects and spillovers.

This contract will be let for the management of the challenge fund. The key responsibilities of the supplier will be to:

(a) finalise the approach to marketing and managing the challenge fund;

(b) proactively market the challenge fund to a wide stakeholder base with potential interest in bidding for research funds;

(c) develop required documentation and manage the administration of 3 calls for proposals;

(d) implement robust contractual and financial procedures;

(e) manage the peer review of draft outputs by academics;

(f) assist DFID and CDC with the global dissemination of research.

Testun llawn y rhybydd

Hysbysiad dyfarnu contract

Canlyniadau'r weithdrefn gaffael

Adran I: Endid contractio

I.1) Enw a chyfeiriad

Department for International Development

Abercrombie House, Eaglesham Road

East Kilbride

G75 8EA

UK

Person cyswllt: Ian Bell

Ffôn: +44 1355843346

E-bost: i-bell@dfid.gov.uk

NUTS: UKM95

Cyfeiriad(au) rhyngrwyd

Prif gyfeiriad: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-international-development

Cyfeiriad proffil y prynwr: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-international-development/about/procurement

I.4) Y math o awdurdod contractio

Gweinyddiaeth neu unrhyw awdurdod cenedlaethol neu ffederal arall, gan gynnwys eu his-adrannau rhanbarthol neu leol

I.5) Prif weithgaredd

Arall: International Development

Adran II: Gwrthrych

II.1) Cwmpas y caffaeliad

II.1.1) Teitl

Management Agent for a DFID-CDC Challenge Fund

Cyfeirnod: PO 8502

II.1.2) Prif god CPV

75211200

 

II.1.3) Y math o gontract

Gwasanaethau

II.1.4) Disgrifiad byr

The management of a DFID-CDC Challenge Fund. The challenge fund will focus on unlocking evidence on private sector impacts in emerging markets through open competitive research calls. The challenge fund is a joint initiative between DFID and CDC, the UK's development finance institution. The appointed provider would be required to market the challenge fund, manage all administrative, financial and contractual aspects as well as ensuring deep engagement between researchers and companies and peer review by leading academics.

II.1.6) Gwybodaeth am lotiau

Mae’r contract hwn wedi’i rannu’n lotiau: Na

II.2) Disgrifiad

II.2.3) Man cyflawni

Cod NUTS:

UKM95


Prif safle neu fan cyflawni:

The DFID and CDC project teams are based in London. Projects will be in several different locations worldwide as determined by DFID-CDC.

II.2.4) Disgrifiad o’r caffaeliad

The Department for international development (DFID) would like to contract an organisation for 4,5 years to manage a DFID-CDC challenge fund, with the possibility of a 2-year extension. This challenge fund will be focused on unlocking evidence on private sector impacts in emerging markets through open competitive research calls. The contract will be issued to an organisation to market the challenge fund, manage all administrative, financial and contractual aspects as well as ensuring deep engagement between researchers and companies and peer review by a panel of leading academics.

The terms of reference set out guidelines for the scope and timeframe of the challenge fund as well as the functions required of the challenge fund manager. The challenge fund is a joint initiative between DFID and CDC, the UK’s Development finance institution.

This is one of a series of pieces of work that will be commissioned to deepen our understanding of the impact of CDC’s work. The challenge fund will be coordinated in parallel with a series of large multi-year evaluations of CDC’s work in each sector (being contracted separately from the challenge fund), as laid out in the DFID-CDC Evaluation and learning programme plan with both complementary work streams helping to build the evidence base for the impact of CDC’s work. The contract will be issued to market, manage, administer and monitor the challenge fund.

Purpose of the challenge fund:

The purpose of this challenge fund is to crowd in new research that fills critical evidence gaps related to the work of CDC and the impacts of private sector investment, thereby generating useful learnings to enhance development impact. The challenge fund will aim to crowd in research on private sector investment in developing countries, focusing where the current evidence base is weak and where insights are needed on what works, what doesn’t, and why.

While the body of research on the impacts of private sector investment in emerging markets has been growing in recent years, this remains a critical area where there is a clear need for more evidence. Research in this area has faced a number of challenges particularly related to gaining access to data, and insights into private sector companies, in order to help ensure that evidence responds to the most pressing and generalisable impact-related questions and needs. The DFID-CDC partnership, given its networks and resources, is well-positioned to crowd in research to help address some of these challenges. The challenge fund will issue calls for proposals that answer a specific set of research questions aligned with the sectoral focus of the DFID-CDC evaluation and learning programme, covering financial institutions, infrastructure, food and agriculture, consumer businesses(including healthcare and education), and industrial businesses, and broader cross-sectoral questions as needed. It could also extend to research to look at cross-cutting issues such as distributional effects (equity, gender), unanticipated effects, environmental effects and economy-wide effects and spillovers.

This contract will be let for the management of the challenge fund. The key responsibilities of the supplier will be to:

(a) finalise the approach to marketing and managing the challenge fund;

(b) proactively market the challenge fund to a wide stakeholder base with potential interest in bidding for research funds;

(c) develop required documentation and manage the administration of 3 calls for proposals;

(d) implement robust contractual and financial procedures;

(e) manage the peer review of draft outputs by academics;

(f) assist DFID and CDC with the global dissemination of research.

II.2.5) Meini prawf dyfarnu

Maes prawf ansawdd: Quality of personnel / Pwysoliad: 22

Maes prawf ansawdd: Design and methodolgy / Pwysoliad: 38

Maen prawf cost: Total cost / Pwysoliad: 20

Maen prawf cost: Fee rates / Pwysoliad: 20

II.2.11) Gwybodaeth am opsiynau

Opsiynau: Na

II.2.13) Gwybodaeth am Gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd

Mae'r broses gaffael yn gysylltiedig â phrosiect a/neu raglen a ariennir gan gronfeydd yr Undeb Ewropeaidd: Na

Section IV: Gweithdrefn

IV.1) Disgrifiad

IV.1.1) Y math o weithdrefn

Gweithdrefn agored

IV.1.8) Gwybodaeth am Gytundeb Caffael y Llywodraeth (GPA)

The procurement is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement: Ydy

IV.2) Gwybodaeth weinyddol

IV.2.1) Cyhoeddiad blaenorol mewn perthynas â’r weithdrefn hon

Rhif yr hysbysiad yn OJ S:

2019/S 074-175530

Section V: Dyfarnu contract

Rhif Contract: PO 8502

Teitl: Management Agent for a DFID-CDC Challenge Fund

Dyfernir contract/lot: Na

V.1 Gwybodaeth am benderfyniad i beidio â dyfarnu

Ni ddyfernir y contract/lot

Ni ddaeth tendrau na cheisiadau i gymryd rhan i law neu cafodd pob un ei wrthod

Section VI: Gwybodaeth ategol

VI.4) Gweithdrefnau adolygu

VI.4.1) Corff adolygu

Department for International Development

Eaglesham Road

East Kilbride

G75 8EA

UK

VI.4.2) Corff sy’n gyfrifol am weithdrefnau cyfryngu

Department for International Development

Eaglesham Road

East Kilbride

G75 8EA

UK

VI.5) Dyddiad anfon yr hysbysiad hwn

13/08/2019

Codio

Categorïau nwyddau

ID Teitl Prif gategori
75211200 Gwasanaethau sy’n gysylltiedig â chymorth economaidd tramor Gwasanaethau materion tramor

Lleoliadau Dosbarthu

ID Disgrifiad
100 DU - I gyd

Cyfyngiadau Rhanbarthol ar y Rhybuddion

Mae’r prynwr wedi cyfyngu’r rhybuddion ar gyfer yr hysbysiad hwn i gyflenwyr yn y rhanbarthau canlynol.

ID Disgrifiad
Nid oes cyfyngiadau ar y rhybuddion ar gyfer yr hysbysiad hwn.

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Prif gyswllt:
i-bell@dfid.gov.uk
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