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• RFP No.-REQ-TUN-23-0068
• Issue Date:-October 5, 2023
• Title:-Production of 7 E-Learning Courses (MOOC) to build knowledge and skills to operate and maintain the new budgeting system of the Tunisia government.
• Deadline for Receipt of Questions-October 12, 2023 at 5pm (Tunis Time)
• Deadline for Receipt of Proposals–October 26, 2023 at 2pm (Tunis Time)
• Point of Contact:-For Questions and clarifications: ProcurementFast@dai.com
• For Proposal submission: FASTprocurementinbox@dai.com
• Anticipated Award Type:-Firm Fixed Price Purchase Order
• Basis for Award:-An award will be made based on the Trade Off Method. The award will be issued to the responsible and reasonable offeror who provides the best value to DAI and its client using a combination of technical and cost/price factors.

DAI, the implementer of the USAID-funded Fiscal and Accounting System of Tunisia (FAST) project, invites qualified offerors to submit proposals to supply and deliver the Production of 7 E-Learning Courses (MOOC) to build knowledge and skills to operate and maintain the new budgeting system of the Tunisia government in support of program implementation.

The USAID Fiscal and Accounting System of Tunisia (FAST) Project supports the Government of Tunisia (GoT) to improve public financial management. FAST focuses on enhancing and upgrading the government’s public financial management information system (PFMIS) to increase public finances’ efficiency, transparency, and predictability. The project strengthens the government’s capacity to carry out fiscal, budgetary, and revenue collection mandates and advances electronic services to optimize regulations, procedures, and authorizations that reduce the cost and time burden on businesses, facilitate investment and trade, and promote innovation. Finally, FAST works to strengthen communication between policymakers and the public to build a common understanding of the
constraints to and opportunities for, economic expansion.

FAST plans to implement a commercial off the shelf (COTS) solution for Tunisia’s public financial management information systems (PFMIS) to manage the “Medium-Term Macroeconomic and Budgetary Framework” and “Performance-Based Budgeting” processes in compliance with best practices and international standards.

Adopting and using the Comprehensive Budgeting System in the Government of Tunisia (GoT) will impact the current roles, processes, and operations of the government personnel responsible for budget preparation and management. The Project recognizes that the success of implementing this new system depends upon the stakeholders’ faster adoption of the system and its functionality.

The main objective of this procurement is for FAST and the solution provider is to enhance the capacity of the Tunisian government through developing training courses and necessary learning materials to build knowledge and skills to operate and maintain the budgeting system of Tunisia. System users should be able to use the system on their own, with processes and functions becoming part of their routines, is the goal of capacity building.

The training plan was developed and will be implemented to ensure the sustainability of the budgeting solution after the FAST project is completed. Led by the provider Team, the full training program aims to achieve the following objectives:

1. To provide participants with an overview of the processes and functions of the new solution as configured for Tunisia.
2. To demonstrate the functionality, usability, and accessibility of the system.
3. To build the skills of the participants on how to access and use the system to perform their specific roles and functions.
4. To equip potential trainers with facilitation and troubleshooting skills to deliver the subsequent enduser training.

For more details please check the document of the RFP E-learning RFP 23-0068