Solicitation No. : 72012124R00005 for U. S. Personal Services Contractor (USPSC), Senior Humanitarian Program Analyst, GS-13, USAID/Ukraine

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Solicitation number
72012124R00005
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
Kyiv Ukraine

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About this opportunity

This solicitation seeks offers from qualified U.S. citizens to provide personal services as a Senior Humanitarian Program Analyst for USAID/Ukraine. The SHPA will monitor BHA-funded programs, liaise with NGO and UN partners, conduct needs assessments, develop strategies, and ensure objectives for disaster response in Ukraine are met. Offerors must have a minimum of ten years progressive experience in disaster relief and humanitarian assistance. Offers will be evaluated based on professional experience, skills and abilities, program management experience, interview performance, and reference checks. The closing date for receipt of offers is November 24, 2023.

There is no set-aside designation. The NAICS code is 541611 and PSC code is R497. The compensation range is $84,546 to $109,908 per year for an initial one-year contract term with four one-year option periods. The place of performance is the USAID/Ukraine Office of Humanitarian Assistance in Kyiv, Ukraine. The contractor will be required to travel outside of Kyiv for extended periods to support humanitarian response operations.

Notice text

The Senior Humanitarian Program Analyst (SHPA) will monitor BHA-funded programs, liaise with the UN and NGO community, provide assessments when appropriate, and make program recommendations. The SHPA position requires an individual who is able to travel outside of the place of performance for extended periods of time to support the Ukraine response. The SHPA will serve as a primary contact and liaison for on-going disaster activities related to disaster response, preparedness, mitigation and training programs in Ukraine. The SHPA will work to increase the capability of the host government, IOs, and NGOs to respond and prepare for disasters in Ukraine. The SHPA will be responsible for disaster analysis, program monitoring, and overseeing NGO partner implementation. The SHPA will ensure that BHA’s objectives for disaster response and assistance, strategic reporting, and analysis are met. BHA requires the services of an SHPA for USAID/Ukraine Office of Humanitarian Assistance (OHA) with a place of performance in Kyiv, Ukraine, in order to meet its objectives of programming, monitoring, coordinating, and evaluating disaster response activities and carrying out its lead role in facilitating and coordinating USG emergency assistance in Ukraine.

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