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R -- PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACT WITH U.S. CITIZEN-INTERNATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ADVISOR SOL SOPRAQ99PN072 DUE 031999 POC Contact: Barbra Postell at 202-776-8743 or (FAX 202-776-8775) The Department of State, Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcment Affairs requires a personal services contract assistance in developing the International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA). The incumbent will advise the U.S. head of delegation on negotiations with foreign governments on the establishment of ILEAs; assist INL/ENT in formulating a curricula on an ongoing bases the addresses the needs of the regions in a way that is responsive to U.S. foreign policy concerns; assists INL/ENT in designing this course, which would introduce executives to the concept od the ILEA and help foster stronger regional cooperation; assist INL in determining design specifications for training facilities; assess the current status of efforts to restructure and develop a local intergrated (Bosnia, Serv and Croat) police structure and organization in Brcko (Bosnia and Herzegovina); review and evaluate plans to implement new, integrated polica and judicial structires in the context of an arbitral award for Brcko that could result in an independent district with associated public security structures and funstions, including border police, customs, immigrations; evlauate plans and activities of the United Nations International Police Task Force (IPTF), the Office of the High Representative (OHR), Sustainment Force (SFOR), and the American Embassy Sarajevo regarding the establishment of public security mechanisms in BRcko; project organizational (including specific personnel numbers and ethnic ratios) resource (salaries and social benefits), and infrastructure (e.g., police stations, communications, transportation, etc.) implications of existing and proposed plans to enhance Brcko public security functions that would be needed to ensure full implementation of an arbitral award; assessments, bilateral or multinational interventions that involve rapidly developing USG policies and actions, perform specific tasks as identified in separate tsk orders issued during the performance of the contract; develop a concept of operaton to support implementation of locally based law enforcment structures that are representative fo the community and perform in accordance with international standards of democratic policing and human rights, in coordination wit the police compenent of an international peacekeeping mission(which may be the responsibility of the UN, OSCE, or other international organization); conduct assessment of particular countries, area within a country, international organizations, or certain public security function(s)(e.g., police organization and capabilities, leadership and management, police training and personnel development capacities, conduct of internal affairs, applicationn of existing laws and recommendations for improvements consistent with democratic principles, institutional relationships, formal and informal authorities; and review and recommend policies and plans to facilitate timely and effective implementation of law enforcment and related programs to further particular foreign policy objectives. Minimum qualifications include; bachleor's degree or equivalent (e.g., associates degree with five years related experience or ten years related experience in the military or law enforcement); ten years of pregoressive employment experience in civilian police organizations, administration or law enforcement training management; three years related experience in the federal government law enforcement community in the U.S. and abroad. The incumbent will work on a part-time basis from the time the contact is signed through the end of the calendar year. The estimated number of days is 104. Work would involve travel to Washington, D.C., and possible to Hungary, Central America, Africa and Asia. IMPORTANT: There will be no additional solicitation mailed out. All information is contained in this synopsis to respond. Responses can be faxed to 202-776-8775. Posted 02/19/99 (W-SN300389). (0050)

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