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    Standard request for proposal documents of PPR, 2008 under un procurement manual - a review

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    2016-01
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    BRAC University
    Author
    Siddique, Dr. Mohammed Abu Bakar
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10361/7607
    Abstract
    Central Procurement Technical Unit (CPTU) prepared different types of Tender / Proposal Documents for Goods, Works Procurement and Consultant Selection those reflected the essence of PPR, 2008 and PPA, 200. The review of the Standard Request for Proposal Documents (SRFP) under United Nations (UN) procurement manual performs the comparison of related clauses of consultant selection from the SRFPs and the UN procurement manual. The study mainly confined with the documents of National Consulting Firm Selection (PS7) & International Consulting Firm Selection (PS11) available in the CPTU’s website. The study is to find out the loopholes of both SRFPs comparing the related terms and conditions of UN Procurement Manual and PPR, 2008. The study finds some of the difficulties and dissimilarities between the Rules and the terms of SRFPs. Moreover it also finds the lack of tune in harmonization of clauses of SRFPs and inconsistency of applicability of similar clauses. Though some of the SRFPs give the PE the more wide options of applications of certain terms and conditions, it makes the documents a bit more complex to use. Again in some cases or situations the PE’s option is limited by the clauses of SRFPs which in terms simplified the documents. However, being recent introduction of SRFPs by the CPTU and the documents are still in the draft form and being modified time to time with the change of Rules and Acts and also the difficulties faced by the concerned PE to apply the SRFP documents in consultant selection process. The review finds that some fine tuning of the SRFP documents may make those very high standards of documents and those can be compared with the model form of contracts. The author refers to some further study of the SRFP documents (PS7 & PS11) in comparison with the proposal documents of UN and with view to the experts of PPR, 2008 and UN Procurement for fine tuning and actual findings of laps and gaps of the consultant selection documents. Finally the study describes its findings at concluding part and recommends some inclusions to enrich the consultant selection documents. In addition to that the author suggests further study for enhancement of the SRFPs (PS7 & PS11) for the selection of national and international consultant.
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    UN procurement; Standards in procurement
     
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    This dissertation is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Masters in Procurement and Supply Management, 2016.
     
    Cataloged from PDF version of thesis report.
     
    Includes bibliographical references (page 35-36).
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    BRAC Institute of Governance and Development, BRAC University
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