DAI, implementer of the USAID funded Projet Paysages Résilients Nord (PPR-Nord), invites qualified vendors to submit quotations to supply and deliver Security Services for its Office in Vaudreuil, Plaine du Nord
Résumé du poste :
DAI-USAID PPR-Nord seeks to contract a professional security service provider for its Cap-Haitien office. The security service should ensure the safety and security of the PPR-Nord compound, its personnel, and assets. The service term will be for one year (12 months) from the signature of the contract.
1. Introduction
This Scope of Work (SOW) outlines the requirements for security services to be provided by licensed security companies in Haiti. This contract is intended to ensure the safety and security of DAI project offices located in both the North and South regions of Haiti. The selected security provider will be responsible for delivering comprehensive security solutions to mitigate risks and safeguard personnel, assets, and operations.
2. Objectives
The primary objectives of this contract include:
- Maintaining a secure environment for DAI project offices, staff, visitors, and assets.
- Implementing proactive security measures to deter threats and mitigate risks.
- Providing professional security personnel to perform guard duties, roving supervision, and additional services as required.
- Responding swiftly and effectively to security incidents and emergencies.
- Enhancing overall security awareness and promoting a culture of safety among project personnel.
3. Guard Force Duties
The security provider shall deploy trained and licensed security personnel to perform the following duties:
- Access Control: Monitor and control access to DAI project offices, ensuring only authorized individuals are permitted entry.
- Perimeter Security: Conduct regular patrols and surveillance to detect and deter unauthorized intrusions or suspicious activities.
- Property Protection: Safeguard DAI assets, equipment, and facilities from theft, vandalism, or damage.
- Crowd Management: Manage crowds and maintain order during events, demonstrations, or other gatherings near project sites.
- Emergency Response: Promptly respond to security incidents, including medical emergencies, fires, and natural disasters, and coordinate with relevant authorities as necessary.
- Incident Reporting: Document security-related incidents, observations, and activities in comprehensive reports for review and analysis.
4. Roving Supervision
In addition to static guard duties, the security provider shall assign roving supervisors to oversee and coordinate security operations. Roving supervisors shall:
- Conduct regular inspections of guard posts and ensure compliance with security protocols and procedures.
- Provide on-the-job training and guidance to security personnel to enhance performance and professionalism.
- Serve as a point of contact for project staff to address security concerns, requests, or emergencies.
5. Additional Services
Upon request by DAI, the security provider may be required to offer additional services, including but not limited to:
- Escort Services: Provide armed or unarmed escorts for DAI staff traveling to high-risk areas or conducting field visits.
- Cash in Transit: Safely transport cash, valuables, or sensitive materials between project locations or banking facilities.
6. Performance Standards
The security provider shall adhere to the following performance standards:
- Maintain a high level of professionalism, integrity, and accountability among security personnel.
- Ensure compliance with all relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards pertaining to security operations.
- Continuously assess and mitigate security risks through proactive measures and regular security assessments.
- Respond promptly and effectively to client requests, inquiries, or emergencies, demonstrating flexibility and adaptability as needed.
- Maintain open communication and collaborate closely with DAI project managers and security focal points to address security-related challenges and opportunities.
7. Conclusion
This Scope of Work outlines the key requirements and expectations for security services to be provided by licensed security companies in Haiti. By partnering with a reputable and reliable security provider, DAI aims to enhance the safety and security of its personnel and operations, ultimately supporting the successful implementation of development projects in the region.
Compétences et qualifications requises :
DAI conducts business under the strictest ethical standards to assure fairness in competition, reasonable prices and successful performance or delivery of quality goods and equipment. DAI does not tolerate the following acts of corruption:
• Any requests for a bribe, kickback, facilitation payment or gratuity in the form of payment, gift or special consideration by a DAI employee, Government official, or their representatives, to influence an award or approval decision.
• Any offer of a bribe, kickback, facilitation payment or gratuity in the form of payment, gift or special consideration by an offeror or subcontractor to influence an award or approval decision.
• Any fraud, such as mis-stating or withholding information to benefit the offeror or subcontractor.
• Any collusion or conflicts of interest in which a DAI employee, consultant, or representative has a business or personal relationship with a principal or owner of the offeror or subcontractor that may appear to unfairly favor the offeror or subcontractor. Subcontractors must also avoid collusion or conflicts of interest in their procurements from vendors. Any such relationship must be disclosed immediately to DAI management for review and appropriate action, including possible exclusion from award.
These acts of corruption are not tolerated and may result in serious consequences, including termination of the award and possible suspension and debarment by the U.S. Government, excluding the offeror or subcontractor from participating in future U.S. Government business.
Any attempted or actual corruption should be reported immediately by either the offeror, subcontractor or DAI staff to:
• Toll-free Ethics and Compliance Anonymous Hotline at (U.S.) +1-503-597-4328
• Hotline website – www.DAI.ethicspoint.com, or
• Email to Ethics@DAI.com
• USAID’s Office of the Inspector General Hotline at hotline@usaid.gov. By signing this proposal, the offeror confirms adherence to this standard and ensures that no attempts shall be made to influence DAI or Government staff through bribes, gratuities, facilitation payments, kickbacks or fraud. The offeror also acknowledges that violation of this policy may result in termination, repayment of funds disallowed by the corrupt actions and possible suspension and debarment by the U.S. Government
PPR-Nord_Procurement@dai.com
01/01/1970 à 00:00
Issuing Office & Email/Physical Address for Submission of Quotes:
Projet Paysages Résilients Nord (PPR-Nord)
33, Ruelle Déricourt, Vaudreuil, Plaine du Nord
PPR-Nord_Procurement@dai.com
Deadline for Receipt of Quotes: November 29, 2024 @11h45 pm, heure locale