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R -- PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACT-POLICE ADVISOR IN LIMA SOL PSC-00-16 (INL) DUE 081000 POC POC: Barbra Postell FAX 202-776-8775 The Department of State, Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs as a requirement for an individual to provide Police Advisory services at the American Embassy in Lima. THE SOLICITATION WILL BE CONTAINED IN THIS NOTICE. NO OTHER SOLICITATION WILL BE MAILED OUT. The major duties and responsibilities of this position are as follows: A. Serve as the NAS project advisor to plan, design and implement a program to develop the institutional capacity of the Peruvian National Police (PNP), primarily the National Drug Directorate (DINANDRO), to successfully decrease and discourage drug production and trafficking in Peru. Develop goals, objectives, and budgets for the program in accordance with Mission Performance Plan for counternarcotics, including indicators to evaluate annual performance. Manage program operations to ensure that program objectives are being achieved as outlined in the project agreement. B. Assist NAS Director and Deputy in analyzing and evaluating the planning, design, and implementation of programs, keep Director and Deputy informed on day-to-day basis regarding the performance of the Peruvian National Police (PNP), Antidrug Directorate (DINANDRO) and other elements on the PNP involved in counternarcotics activities. C. Advise DINANDRO General and other senior officers, providing guidance on counternarcotics program development, planning and evaluation. Meet regularly with high-level PNP officials to discuss operations and policies. D. Work with PNP training officer and appropriate ourside consultants, to devise and support an overall training program for DINANDRO based upon a determination of appropriate skill sets needed by DINANDRO personnel. Conduct regular liaison meeting with DINANDRO training officers to develop an annual training plan, approve request for assistance, ensure proper use of NAS training funds, and monitor effectiveness of activities. E. Coordinate closely with DEA and DINANDRO special investigative and intelligence collection units to improve, develop, and monitor effectiveness of all the activities. Coordinate with DEA on operational activities,development of budgets, and approval of financial and commodity support for police units supported with funds managed by NAS for DEA through interagency Memoranda of Agreement. F. Prepare comprehensive periodic reports and cables on major law enforcement issues in Peru, such as drug seizures, and comprehensive analytical reports, such as changes in drug trafficking patterns, significant developments in institutional capacity of the police, or policy recommendations. G. Evaluate requests from the PNP for operational, logistical, or institutional support and recommend course of action to NAS Director and Deputy Director. Prepare draft correspondence for appropriate reply. H. Working in conjunction with the NAS procurement office and NAS administrative officer, define annual commodity procurement requirements and provide estimated consumption forecast for project-supported National Police activities,including institutional building and tactical operations. I. Evaluate police request for construction projects in support of GOP counternarcotics programs and recommends for approval, either by the Ministry of the Interior's CORAH project, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, or other contracting source. J. Represent NAS in the field and at international meeting on all law enforcement issues. Prepare and present briefings to USG, GOP, and third country government officials concerning counternarcotics programs in Peru. K. Working in conjunction with NAS accounting office and NAS administrative officer, devise annual budgets for the Law Enforcement projects the will facilitate achievement of project goals and objectives. The minimum qualifications are as follows: Must be a U.S. citizen; completion of a university bachelor degree in a related is required(a masters degree preferred); prior work experience in counternarcotics law enforcement of at least five years is required, with progressively expanind levels of responsibility; Spanish language fluency at the 3/3 level is mandatory; knowledge of program management policies, concepts, practices and principles in order to analyze and develop recommendations for program operations and objectives of te US international narcotics control strategy is required; strong management, drafting, analytical and interpersonal skills; extensive knowledge of program development and administration is required; prior experience as a program officer is highly desired; knowledge and skill in using management information systems, to include word processing, accounting, data base management and graphic applications, is required; knowledge of basic statistics, accounting, budget and economic principles and techniques is highly desired; superior skill as a negotiator is required; knowledge of Embassy organization and complex interrelated activities; knowledge of political, economic, legal and military environment of Peru and regional factors affecting the counternarcotics programs; skill in applying analyticaland problem solving methods is required; skill in oral and written communication is required and able to obtain a Department of State security clearance at the Secret level. All PSCs are treated as other USG employees. This position is being classified at the FP-3 through FP-2 level. PSCs are awarded to individuals only not a company. Please submit a SF-171 or OF-612 to apply. All proposals can be faxed to 202-776-8775 or emailed to postellbj@state.gov. IMPORTANT: THE SOLICITATION IS CONTAINED IN THIS NOTICE. NO OTHER SOLICITATION WILL BE MAILED OUT. Posted 07/11/00 (W-SN473568). (0193)

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