Department of the Treasury, DY, U.S. Customs Service, Procurement Division, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 4.2-E, Washington, DC 20229

R -- PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ADVISOR SOL psc003 DUE 020899 POC Mary Miron 202 927-0386 The United States Customs Service (USCS) intends to establish a register which will be used on the instant requirement and over an extended period to acquire the services of various Public Administration Advisors through personal services contracts under the Foreign Assistance Act. Advisors will serve as the on-site administrators of USCS programs with organizational entities of foreign governments. At the present time, the major programs are in the New Independent States (NIS) of the former Soviet Union. All positions require interaction with high level government officials of the country receiving assistance and of the United States Government. Evaluation of candidates for all positions will be based upon employment history submitted on a resume, SF 171, or OF 612. Geographic interest should be indicated on your cover letter. The form should include a salary history for the last five years of employment and any specialized expertise, such as the ability to speak a foreign language. The information will be utilized as a basis for salary negotiations. Allowances in accordance with Department of State's Standardized Regulations, Section 920, will also be a part of the salary package. Selected individuals will be required to successfully complete a full background investigation and obtain a medical clearance from his/her physician. The Government will cover the costs associated with these requirements. Unless otherwise specified in the Statement of Duties, these positions will be unaccompanied for reimbursement purposes. Interested parties are encouraged to submit resumes which will form a register to be used for a period of one year to fill positions as they arise. Resumes may be submitted any time during the period of February 1, 1999, and January 31, 2000. All applications will be given full consideration. However, preference will be given to former U. S. Government law enforcement agents or managers with direct experience in either the subject matter or the specified country. Currently, there is an urgent requirement for an individual to serve as an advisor to the Southeast European Cooperative Initiative (SECI) Regional Anti-Crime Center Working Group to set up a regional anti-crime center in Bucharest, Romania. Work will consist primarily of drafting operational documents and workplans. The period of performance is two months with two one month options. Because of the criticality, resumes for this particular position must be submitted no later than February 8, 1999, at 12:00 pm est. Applications should be faxed to (202) 927-7593 or delivered to the United States Customs Service at the above address. Please phone Mary Miron on (202) 927-0386 if you have questions or would like a full copy of the statement of work faxed to you. Posted 01/29/99 (W-SN292884). (0029)

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