RFP Services - Consultancy Service for Innovating New Incentives Mechanisms for Energy Transition Projects in Indonesia
UNOPS
RFP Services - Consultancy Service for Innovating New Incentives Mechanisms for Energy Transition Projects in Indonesia
Request for proposal
Reference:
RFP/2024/50328
Beneficiary countries or territories:
Indonesia
Registration level:
Basic
Published on:
30-Jan-2024
Deadline on:
01-Mar-2024 09:00 (GMT 0.00)
Description
Tender description: Consultancy Service for Innovating New Incentives Mechanisms for Energy Transition Projects in Indonesia
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IMPORTANT NOTE: Interested vendors must respond to this tender using the UNOPS eSourcing system, via the UNGM portal. In order to access the full UNOPS tender details, request clarifications on the tender, and submit a vendor response to a tender using the system, vendors need to be registered as a UNOPS vendor at the UNGM portal and be logged into UNGM. For guidance on how to register on UNGM and submit responses to UNOPS tenders in the UNOPS eSourcing system, please refer to the user guide and other resources available at: https://esourcing.unops.org/#/Help/Guides
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IMPORTANT NOTE: Interested vendors must respond to this tender using the UNOPS eSourcing system, via the UNGM portal. In order to access the full UNOPS tender details, request clarifications on the tender, and submit a vendor response to a tender using the system, vendors need to be registered as a UNOPS vendor at the UNGM portal and be logged into UNGM. For guidance on how to register on UNGM and submit responses to UNOPS tenders in the UNOPS eSourcing system, please refer to the user guide and other resources available at: https://esourcing.unops.org/#/Help/Guides
Interested in improving your knowledge of what UNOPS procures, how we procure and how to become a vendor to supply to our organization? Learn more about our free online course on “Doing business with UNOPS” here
This tender has been posted through the UNOPS eSourcing system. / Cet avis a été publié au moyen du système eSourcing de l'UNOPS. / Esta licitación ha sido publicada usando el sistema eSourcing de UNOPS. Vendor Guide / Guide pour Fournisseurs / Guíra para Proveedores: https://esourcing.unops.org/#/Help/Guides
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This procurement opportunity integrates considerations for at least one sustainability indicator. However, it does not meet the requirements to be considered sustainable.
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The tender contains sustainability considerations addressing gender equality and women's empowerment.
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Gender mainstreaming, targeted employment of women, promotion of women-owned businesses.
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Energy or utility consulting service
New clarification added: As there are facilitator or speaker requested throughout the session, especially including in the overseas workshop visit, will their honorarium following UN guidelines for speakers' honorarium? can you refer to which honor guide we should quote from? In case the honorarium is far below the common honorarium for speakers, what would be UNOPS suggestion?Answer: As specified in the terms of reference, bidders are requested to follow the UN harmonized rate in Indonesia when inviting government officials as speakers for the events in Indonesia. In case of a different scenario (speaker being a non-government official, or for events outside Indonesia) there is no specific rate that the bidder has to follow. Bidders are free to quote based on the prevailing market rates for the same.
Edited on:
23-Feb-2024 04:04
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webservice@unops.org
New amendment added #2: Requesting submission deadline extension due to DRIVE technically issue.
Edited on:
20-Feb-2024 05:37
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: In which part of coordinating ministry of economic affairs this project will be placed/ run?Answer: Assistant Deputy (Directorate) of Utility and Industrial Manufacture, Deputy III (State-owned enterprise business development, research, and innovation)
Edited on:
19-Feb-2024 10:19
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: Are there any preferences on the proportion between renewable energy development and coal decommissioning in the study?Answer: There are no specific preferences regarding the proportion between renewable energy and coal retirement. The determination of this proportion should be guided by an analysis of the government's priorities, as outlined in energy-related documents such as KEN, RUEN, RUKN, RUPTL, NZE, and JETP.
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19-Feb-2024 09:48
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: Are there any limitations/preferences on how many countries to include in the international experience study?Answer: There are no limitations on the number of countries to include in the international experience study as long as the experiences are relevant to the Indonesian case. However, there is a restriction regarding overseas trips, which must be limited to one country.
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19-Feb-2024 08:40
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: Are there any limitations/preferences on which types of and how many renewable technology options to include in the study?Answer: The limitations and preferences of renewable energy technology options are determined by two factors:1) Energy-related documents such as KEN, RUEN, RUKN, RUPTL, NZE, and JETP.2) The maturity level of each technology and the required level of incentives for further development. For instance, if an analysis indicates that Variable Renewable Energy (VRE) technologies such as wind and solar require additional incentives, these specific technologies would warrant more detailed assessments, while others may receive lighter analysis.
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19-Feb-2024 08:37
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: The energy expert qualification criteria indicates "technical and policy" energy expertise. Can the consultant present two different experts meeting the policy and technical expertise separately?Answer: Yes, the consultant can provide two different experts. However, the way UNOPS evaluate the proposals in case there are two experts, we would see which one would be proposed as the main expert or the main consultant. We would score that based on that one person. In case the bidder would like to add a complementary expert or an additional expert, it is fine but we're not going to assign the technical score for this complementary person or the additional person. The reason why we use this approach is to make sure that we are treating all bidders fairly. We've indicated that the position needs to be fulfilled by a minimum of one person. If some would like to complement others, it's okay. But we're not going to add the score or consider the expertise of the additional person to meet the criteria or to increase the score.
Edited on:
16-Feb-2024 08:26
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: Is the coordinating ministry of economic affairs is the implementing agency for this project? Is there a specific program in the body that is the target of this project or being used as the reference?Answer: This project will serve as enriching material for the Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs in formulating policies that support and oversee the acceleration of the energy transition, particularly in Indonesia's power sector. By the development of a clean energy ecosystem, it aims to expedite the transition. Furthermore, the project directly aligns with the national energy transition task force's role, offering recommendations and plans to ensure consistent implementation with key national targets like NDCs, NZE, KEN, RUEN, RUKN, and RUPTL.
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16-Feb-2024 08:12
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: Who is the main government counterpart of this project?Answer: The primary beneficiary of this project is the Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs (CMEA). However, the consultant will also need to engage with the Ministry of Finance (MOF) and the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR), and Ministry of Investment (BKPM).
Edited on:
16-Feb-2024 08:08
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webservice@unops.org
New amendment added #1: Adding an amendment for pre-bid meeting presentation and ore bid meeting minutes.
Edited on:
14-Feb-2024 07:01
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: Question: Dear UNOPS team, would it be possible to extend the due of this call?Answer: UNOPS would like to keep the submission deadline on 26 February 2024 at 4 pm Jakarta time.
Edited on:
14-Feb-2024 04:38
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webservice@unops.org
New clarification added: Question: Would it be possible to extend the deadline for submission by approx 10 days?Answer: UNOPS is not in a position to extend the submission deadline at this time.
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14-Feb-2024 04:33
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webservice@unops.org