Provision of Consultancy Services for Enterprise Risk Management as a Strategic Tool in Improving Governance: Case Study of Commonwealth Africa

The Commonwealth Secretariat (The Secretariat) is an international organisation established by Agreed Memorandum, which is given privileges and immunities under the domestic law of the United Kingdom by the Commonwealth Secretariat Act 1966 (as amended by the International Organisations Act 2005). Under this legislation, the Secretariat is not subject to UK jurisdiction and enforcement. Further information on the Secretariat can be found at: http://thecommonwealth.org/

This status has an impact on some of the standard terms and conditions of contract (see appendix 1). In particular, we draw your attention to our dispute resolution clause, which refers disputes to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Commonwealth Secretariat Arbitration Tribunal (CSAT). The 8 members of the Tribunal are selected by the Board of Governors and come from Commonwealth member countries. CSAT is located in London, United Kingdom. Information about CSAT, including its governing statute and procedure are available on its website at http://thecommonwealth.org/tribunal.

The Secretariat implements decisions agreed by 54 Heads of Government and Ministers through advocacy, consensus–building, information sharing, analysis, technical assistance, capacity-building, and advice on policy development.

Purpose

The Secretariat wishes to find and appoint a suitable supplier for the Provision of Consultancy Services for Enterprise Risk Management as a Strategic Tool in Improving Governance: Case Study of Commonwealth Africa.

The appointed supplier shall be awarded a contract that shall be effective for 60 person days between January 2021 and April 2021.

See specification in Section 6 – Specification of Requirements for details of the goods and services (including professional services) required.

The following documents are attached for the publication:

ITT Documents (PDF)
Terms of Reference (PDF)
Appendix 1: General Terms and Conditions (PDF)
Appendix 2: Code of Ethics (PDF)