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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JANUARY 25,2000 PSA#2522U.S. Department of Commerce/National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/OFA/AGFS/AMD -- OFA51, 1305 East West Highway -- Station
7604, Silver Spring, Maryland 20910 A -- INTERPRETER/FACILITATORS SOL 00-3126 DUE 020700 POC Lawrence
Frazier, (301) 713-0851, Vivian Smith (301) 713-0853 E-MAIL: Click here
to contact Vivian Smith, Vivian.K.Smith@agf.noaa.gov. The U.S.
Department of Commerce/International Trade Administra- tion's SABIT
program intends to negotiate on a competitive basis for two individuals
to serve as simultaneous Interpreters/Facili- tators (Russian-English;
English-Russian) for the Training Programs. There will be two
Interpreters/Facilitators assigned to each program. SABIT anticipates
that the contract will begin in April 2000. The
Interpreters/Facilitators will travel with each of the groups
throughout the four-week Training Sessions. The
Interpreters/Facilitators will also be responsible for translating,
from English into Russian, the program schedule and, from Russian into
English, the feedback surveys obtained from the Interns after the
training program. The training program will train managers, scientists,
engineers and consultants from Central Asia and the Caucas. The
specialized programs are: (1) Energy (Oil and Gas Transportation), (2)
Construction (Residential Housing), (3) Technology Commercialization.
The Training Program will consist of three four-week training sessions
with approximately eighteen participants (Interns) each. The Department
of Commerce will provide at least one week of orientation and training
for each of the three Training Sessions. Private sector companies
(Host Firms) will provide the remaining three week portion of the
Training Sessions for each group, with SABIT overseeing all training
and program development. Basic Qualifications: (1) Skills comparable to
a State Department certified, seminar-level simultaneous interpreter
from English to Russian and Russian to English, (2) Knowledge of
history, government, demographics, and politics of Russia, the Caucasus
and Central Asia, (3) Ability to perform liaison functions among
various organizations involved in the SABIT Central Asian-Caucasus
Program, (4) Strong organizational skills in particular the ability to
plan and coordinate logistics involved in supervising a group of
fifteen to twenty interns, (5) Strong administrative skills, (6) Strong
intercultural communication skills, (7) Strong public speaking ability,
(8) Assertive personality with the ability to handle challenging
situations, (9) Willingness to act as Facilitator in addition to
Interpreter. Any offerors that have the ability to provide this type of
service are invited to submit informa- tion as to their capabilities
and any other pertinent data to the address above, to be received no
later than (15) days after the date of this notice. Award will made
under simplified acquisition procedures. Ref. 00-3126(VKS) Posted
01/21/00 (W-SN417467). (0021) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0001 20000125\A-0001.SOL)
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