RFP A1 - CCPS Conference Registration.xlsx

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Cross-Cutting Program Support (CCPS) Solomon Islands Threshold Program Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
95332422R0001
Issued by
Millennium Challenge Corporation

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This document contains a federal contract opportunity notice and registration list for a pre-proposal conference. The Millennium Challenge Corporation is seeking a contractor to provide cross-cutting programmatic services for the Solomon Islands Threshold Program, including facilitated governance reform support, program monitoring, meeting and administrative support, and communications support, with options to provide disbursement of blended finance funding and program closure support. The program seeks to address constraints to economic growth in tourism and natural resource management. Offerors must register by April 7 for an April 12 pre-proposal webinar and submit questions by April 14. Offers are due by April 29. The contractor will assist two projects, the Accessing Land for Tourism Investment Facilitation Project and the Forest Value Enhancement Project.

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CCPS Questions and Answers.pdf PDF
95332422R0001 Amendment 0002_Signed.pdf PDF
95332422R0001 Amendment 0001_Signed.pdf PDF
RFP A1 - SI THP CCPS Pre-Proposal Conference Presentation (12 Apr 2022).pdf PDF
RFP Attachment J.2. M&E Program Logics and Diagrams.pdf PDF
RFP Attachment J.4. Contractor-Acquired MCC Property Inventory and Transfer Agreement.docx DOCX document
RFP Attachment J.5. Past Performance Questionnaire.docx DOCX document
RFP 95332422R0001 CCPS.pdf PDF
RFP Attachment J.1 Implementation Model.pdf PDF
RFP Attachment J.3. Travel Scope of Work.docx DOCX document

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Attendees

PrefixFirst NameLast NameEmailJob TitleCompanyWork CityWork StateWork CountryWork PhoneWebsiteComment
1Mr.MeghalShahmeghal.shah@actiononpoverty.orgCOOAction on PovertyUSwww.actiononpoverty.org
2Mr.MorganRothwellmorgan.rothwell@adamsmithinternational.comHead of North AmericaAdam Smith InternationalWashingtonDCUShttps://adamsmithinternational.com/
3Mr.KHALIDLAZHARIakperico@gmail.comConsultant Expert Engineer ArbitrorAKWAS PERITUS CONSEILLERSMohammediaMarocMA+212669987991www.linkedin/Khalid-e-l-azhari-07091722
4MissAgnesePantaleoniagnese.pantaleoni@bseurope.comJunior Project ManagerB&S EuropeBruxellesBE+32 2 89767 85https://www.bseurope.com/
5Mrs.Anna CarlaDi Sarioannacarla.disario@bseurope.comProject ManagerB&S EuropeBEhttps://www.bseurope.com/
6Al Hassane OuldNIANGalhassane.niang@bseurope.comManaging DirectorB&S EuropeBE+32483093040www.bseurope.com
7Mrs.KaribaitiTaoabataoaba@clgfpacific.org.fjRegional DirectorCommonwealth Local Government OrganisationFijiAsia & PacificFJ+679 6797474001www.clgfpacific.org
8Mr.DAOUDAADEGBOYEdave.flint@yahoo.frSocial workerConsutantABIDJANCI+2250749870201https://filetsociaux-ci.org/
9DanielDoxzonDDOXZON@DELOITTE.COMSr ConsultantDeloitteArlingtonVAUS6035666930www.deloitte.com
10Mr.HoaiHuynhhohuynh@deloitte.comInternational Climate Change, Water, EnergyDeloitte Consulting LLPArlingtonVAUS17039638259www.deloitte.com
11Mr.StevenBakersteven.baker@dt-global.comPractice ManagerDT GlobalUShttps://dt-global.com/
12Mr.DavidSaultrydavid.saultry@dt-global.comEconomic Growth Program OfficerDT GlobalUShttps://dt-global.com/
13Mr.NageswaraTripuramalluNTRIPURAMALLU@EXPEDITEINFOTECH.COMPresident & CEOExpediteInfoTech IncRockvilleMDUS3013359683https://www.expediteinfotech.com/
14DwayneWashingtondwashington@expediteinfotech.comDirector of Business DevelopmentExpediteInfoTech, Inc.RockvilleMDUS2028918519http://www.expediteinfotech.com
15Mr.MattSisulmsisul@greenpwrd.comDirectorGreen Powered TechnologyArlingtonVAUS9174456231www.greenpoweredtechnology.com
16Mr.PhillipGreenpgreen@greenpwrd.comPresidentGreen Powered TechnologyUSwww.greenpoweredtechnology.com
17MelissaWelschmwelsch@greenpwrd.comOperations AnalystGreen Powered TechnologyArlingtonVAUS5743602768greenpoweredtechnology.com
18Mr.KwasiFraserkfraser@greenpwrd.comDirector of Business DevelopmentGreen Powered TechnologyUSwww.greenpoweredtechnology.com
19Mr.RobertHansrhans@iospartners.comSenior Managing DirectorIOS Partners, IncUShttps://iospartners.com/
20Mr.ErickMuriithiemuriithi@iospartners.comProgram ManagerIOS Partners, Inc.UShttps://iospartners.com/
21Ms.DenitzaBojinovadbojinova@iospartners.comVP - Business DevelopmentIOS Partners, Inc.UShttps://iospartners.com/
22Mr.LYASSMAHDILYASSMAHDI@GMAIL.COMconstruction monitoring technicianjetBOUZNIKAbenslimanMA+212661897833https://www.mcc.gov
23Ms.AnnaWalker*annawalker@l4d.com.auConsultantLearning4DevelopmentMAUSwww.l4d.com.auInterested in collaborating with other interested parties. See below.
24MissFelicityMascettafelicity.mascetta@livelearn.orgProgram ManagerLive & LearnMelbourneVICAUhttps://livelearn.org/
25Mr.AyoubBenhabbariayoub.benhabbari@gmail.conChargé de sourcingManpowerTangerTanger asilaMA0660002683www.sforhet.com
26Mr.DavidShirleydavs@niras.comCountry DirectorNIRASID+6282112101210www.niras.com
27Mr.SantoshDhakalsdhakal@nuengineering.netPresidentNU EngineeringWhite PlainsMDUS2404169835http://www.nuengineering.net/
28Mr.Dodo AnarouaIbrahimibouanar@gmail.comEnvironnementalisteONG ADLNigerNE+22792459292wwwadl.com
29Dr.GaynorParadzaggparadza@gmail.comLand Sector LeadPARIZA0027748220487pari.org
30D YvonneRiversceo@phoebemarketing.comCEOPhoebe Marketing GroupSuitlandMDUS2024300378https://www.phoebemarketing.com
31DorotheaRiversphoebemg@aol.comceophoebemg@aol.comUShttps://www.phoebemarketing.com
32Ms.SarahLeddysarah.leddy@tetratech.comSenior AssociateTetra TechUStetratech.com
33KristinDreilingkristin.dreiling@tnc.orgPolicy AdvisorThe Nature ConservancyWashingtonDCUSwww.nature.org
34Mr.StevenMcGann**csmcgann@stevenson.globalAmbassador (ret)The Stevenson GroupArlingtonVAUS7034771411www.stevenson.globalThe Stevenson Group is interested in collaborating with other interested parties. Please see below for more information provided by Steven McGann.
35Mr.RichardPruettpruettassoc@yahoo.comSenior ConsultantThe Stevenson GroupWashingtonDCUS2028882100https://thestevensongroup.global/
36Ms.KatherineHaddaHaddaKatherine@gmail.comSenior AdvisorThe Stevenson GroupArlingtonVAUS5712533563https://thestevensongroup.global/
37IsabellaMezzatestaisabella.mezzatesta@wbdynamic.comLead ConsultantWashington Business DynamicsUShttps://www.wbdynamics.com/
38ScottCaldwellscott.caldwell@WBDynamic.comPresidentWBDUSwbdynamics.com
39Ms.MichelleLammichellelam761@gmail.comConsultantXtra Solutions LtdHoniaraHoniaraSB(677)7475083www.xtrasolutionssolomons.com
*From Anna Walker: I'm a consultant from Learning4Development. We are too small (not a project management firm) to put in a proposal ourselves, but it looks like a fantastic program and we would love to partner with others if you are looking for MERL support and/or leadership. We are headquartered in Australia, with a lot of experience living and working in Sols on relevant programs and a fantastic network of MERL colleagues in Honiara. Please reach out if you would like to connect -- hello@l4d.com.au.
**From The Stevenson Group: TSG is reaching out to possible collaborators that were participants on the recent RFP call. It is likely that MCC would look for contracting/sub-contracting arrangements from the potential bidders on yesterday's RFP call. TSG has a strong the Pacific background while other potential sub-contractors might have complementary experience in technical areas. A successful MCC Solomon Islands project will require a sustainable and climate- smart tourism model that incorporates local micro and small business in the supply chain-and provides significant employment as well as positive spin-off effects for the local economy. There is enormous private sector participation necessary to make this work, particularly the future financial aspects. The TSG proposal connects the dots. In terms of the project focusing on forestry, TSG can look to our aerial survey sub-contractors to address aerial mapping. And other complementary activities. TSG would look to examples in Fiji for legal structures as well as how Suva exports teak. Fiji also could provide land-tenure models for establishing tourism incorporating local villages. We have various partners in Fiji that we can work with the project from Nadi. TSG has the regional knowledge and experience to establish the Coordinating Group and local representatives to interface with government, international organizations and NGO's. Our private sector partners can play a role here in the US while our colleagues in Australia and New Zealand would identify assets in those countries. The project office will have as a key role coordination of the activities of all components. The Chief-of-Party is required to reside in-country. We have three team members that would be instrumental for this phase of the proposal.

&"-,Bold"Solomon Islands Threshold Program Cross-Cutting Program Support (CCPS) RFP #95332422R0001 &"-,Bold"Pre-Proposal Conference Registration List

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