Pre-Solicitation_ Synopsis_Labor Specialist.pdf
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This is a pre-solicitation notice from USAID for a Personal Services Contract (PSC) for a Labor Specialist position at the GS-13 equivalent level within the Bureau for Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance, Office of Civil Society, Labor, and Media (DRG/CLM). The position will be based in Washington, DC, with 15-25% foreign travel required.
The Labor Specialist role requires expertise in worker empowerment, labor rights, and international labor standards across multiple sectors. The contract structure includes a two-year base period with three one-year option periods, for a maximum duration of five years. The position is classified under PSC code R497 and NAICS code 928120 (International Affairs). The solicitation will be published on the System for Award Management (SAM), and no applications will be accepted until the formal solicitation is issued. Key requirements include strong interpersonal skills, ability to work in a fast-paced environment, strategic thinking, and experience navigating complex challenges in labor rights and worker empowerment initiatives.
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DRG/CLM (Labor Specialist) Pre-Solicitation Notice
General Information
Notice ID: 7200AA25R00030
Department/Ind. Agency: United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Contract Opportunity Type: Pre-Solicitation All Dates/Times are: Eastern Standard or Daylight time, USA
Classification
Product Service Code: R497– Support-Professional: Personal Services Contracts NAICS Code: 928120 – International Affairs Place of Performance: Washington, DC, with foreign travel at an estimate of 15-25 percent of time
Description
USAID intends to issue a solicitation for a Personal Services Contract (PSC) for the position Advisor for Indigenous Peoples Issues, GS-13 Equivalent for USAIDs Bureau for Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance, Office of Civil Society, Labor, and Media (DRG/CLM).
The Labor Specialist will be a subject matter expert on worker empowerment, labor rights, and advancing international labor standards globally across multiple sectors who demonstrates a keen sense of discernment and the ability to exercise sound judgment in a fast moving environment. The Labor Specialist will demonstrate a track record of navigating challenges with a strategic and thoughtful approach and is expected to take initiative and show innovation and resourcefulness in recommending new or improved approaches.
The Labor Specialist will have strong interpersonal, communication, and negotiation skills and a willingness to function in a collaborative and collegial environment. The Labor Specialist will demonstrate sensitivity to others, balanced judgment, and an inclusive approach to teamwork. The Labor Specialist will have the ability to work in a fast-paced, fluid environment, re-prioritizing actions and adjusting workload as needed. The Labor Specialist is expected to take initiative and be innovative and resourceful in recommending new or improved approaches.
The duration of the contract period is anticipated to be one, two (2) year base period with three optional one (1) year periods for a maximum duration of five (5) years.
The solicitation will be published on System for Award Management (SAM). Interested parties are advised to periodically monitor this website for updates on this potential opportunity.
Except for the above information, no additional information regarding this planned solicitation is available at this time. All necessary information will be supplied at the time the solicitation is issued.
USAID will not respond to any questions or requests for information until the solicitation is issued. USAID will not accept applications prior to issuance of the solicitation.
Issuance of the pre-solicitation notice and any subsequent RFP does not constitute an award commitment on the part of USAID, nor does it commit USAID to pay for any costs incurred in the preparation and submission of any application.
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