Common use of Procurement Plan Clause in Contracts

Procurement Plan. MCA-Niger shall prepare periodic procurement plans for acquiring the goods, works, and consultant and non-consultant services needed to implement the Compact (each a “Procurement Plan”). Each Procurement Plan shall be prepared and updated in accordance with the MCC Program Procurement Guidelines. In addition, no later than six months after the Compact is signed, MCA-Niger shall develop and implement a bid challenge system (“BCS”) that provides suppliers, contractors and consultants that are interested parties the ability to seek review of procurement actions and decisions. The organization, rules and procedures of such BCS shall be subject to MCC approval. Upon MCC’s approval of the BCS, MCA-Niger shall publish the BCS on the MCA-Niger Website.

Procurement Plan. MCA-Niger Kosovo shall prepare periodic procurement plans for acquiring the goods, works, and consultant and non-consultant services needed to implement the Compact (each a “Procurement Plan”). Each Procurement Plan shall be prepared and updated in accordance with the MCC Program Procurement Guidelines. In addition, no later than six months after the Compact is signed, MCA-Niger Kosovo shall develop and implement a bid challenge system (“BCS”) that provides suppliers, contractors and consultants that are interested parties the ability to seek review of procurement actions and decisions. The organization, rules and procedures of such BCS shall be subject to MCC approval. Upon MCC’s approval of the BCS, MCA-Niger Kosovo shall publish the BCS on the MCA-Niger WebsiteKosovo website.

Procurement Plan. MCA-Niger Malawi II shall prepare periodic procurement plans for acquiring the goods, works, and consultant and non-consultant services needed to implement the Compact (each a “Procurement Plan”). Each Procurement Plan shall be prepared and updated in accordance with the MCC Program Procurement Guidelines. In addition, no later than six months after the Compact is signed, MCA-Niger Malawi II shall develop and implement a bid challenge system (“BCS”) that provides suppliers, contractors and consultants that are interested parties the ability to seek review of procurement actions and decisions. The organization, rules rules, and procedures of such BCS shall be subject to MCC approval. Upon MCC’s approval of the BCS, MCA-Niger Malawi II shall publish the BCS on the MCA-Niger WebsiteMalawi II website.

Procurement Plan. MCA-Niger Lesotho II shall prepare periodic procurement plans for acquiring the goods, works, and consultant and non-consultant services needed to implement the Compact (each a “Procurement Plan”). Each Procurement Plan shall be prepared and updated in accordance with the MCC Program Procurement Guidelines. In addition, no later than six months after the Compact is signed, MCA-Niger Lesotho II shall develop and implement a bid challenge system (“BCS”) that provides suppliers, contractors and consultants that are interested parties the ability to seek review of procurement actions and decisions. The organization, rules and procedures of such BCS shall be subject to MCC approval. Upon MCC’s approval of the BCS, MCA-Niger Lesotho II shall publish the BCS on the MCA-Niger WebsiteLesotho II website.

Procurement Plan. MCA-Niger Senegal II shall prepare periodic procurement plans for acquiring the goods, works, and consultant and non-consultant services needed to implement the Compact (each a “Procurement Plan”). Each Procurement Plan shall be prepared and updated in accordance with the MCC Program Procurement Guidelines. In addition, no later than six months after the Compact is signedsignature, MCA-Niger Senegal II shall develop and implement a bid challenge system (“BCS”) that provides suppliers, contractors and consultants that are interested parties the ability to seek review of procurement actions and decisions. The organization, rules and procedures of such BCS shall be subject to MCC approval. Upon MCC’s approval of the BCS, MCA-Niger Senegal II shall publish the BCS on the MCA-Niger WebsiteSenegal II website.