

9. Notice of Lifting of Procurement Suspension: Design-Build Raw Water Transmission Pipeline
8. Notice of Level 1 Authority Decision Growing out of bid challenge of Design-Build Raw Water Transmission Pipeline from Mt. Coffee Hydro power Plant to White Plains Water Treatment Plant
7. Notice of Filing of Procurement Protest: Design-Build Raw Water Pipeline
6. Notice of Lifting Challenge on Procurement Suspension Growing out of Protest of Procurement for Contract Management Expert
5.Notice of Level 1 Authority Decision Growing out of Protest for Procurement of Ind. Consultant-Contract Management Expert
4.Notice of Filed Procurement Protest-Contract Management Expert
3. Notice of Lifting Suspension of Challenged Procurement
2. Notice of Level 1 Authority Decision Growing out of Protest for Procurement of Consultancy services for Design Review Construction Supervision-Raw Water Pipeline
1.Procurement of Consultancy Services for Design Review and Construction Supervision of the Raw Water Pipeline Project: August 28, 2018
Background
The Compact requires MCA-Liberia to ensure that it procures all goods, works and services to implement the compact program in accordance with the MCC Program Procurement Guidelines (“PPG”). The PPG further requires that MCA-Liberia establish and publish a bid challenge system that provides Bidders on MCA-Liberia procurements with the ability to challenge and seek review of MCA-Liberia procurement actions and decisions.
To comply with these requirements, MCA-Liberia has established its Bid Challenge System (“BCS”), to govern the review of all challenged MCA-Liberia procurement actions and decisions. MCA-Liberia’s BCS will be incorporated in all solicitation documents distributed to Potential Bidders.
Principles of the Bid Challenge System
The purpose of this BCS is to provide Bidders who believe that they have been harmed by a MCA-Liberia Procurement Action or decision, the ability to seek a prompt, impartial and cost-effective review of the action or decision in order to promote and maintain the integrity and transparency of MCA-Liberia’s procurement process. This BCS is not intended to examine or review the implementation or conduct of any contract once awarded, nor to investigate allegations of fraud, corruption or intent of wrong doing in the procurement process. To that end, this BCS is based on the following principles:
a) MCA-Liberia must provide clear explanations of why Bidders are disqualified or not selected.
b) A procedurally simple and expeditious process is essential to address concerns about the application of procurement rules and procedures to specific procurement actions.
c) While a bid challenge remains outstanding, the related procurement proceedings should be suspended to prevent, in normal circumstances, the signing of a contract.
d) A challenge should be initially reviewed and a decision issued by the awarding authority (in this case, MCA-Liberia) with the opportunity for an Appeal to a knowledgeable and impartial third-party.
Download the full Bid Challenge System document by clicking this link below:
Bid Challenge System/BCS (Updated 20171221) approved by MCC.pdf
BCS SECRETARIAT
In accordance with the BCS, the filing of any protest related document or the submission of any protest related communication shall be done through the BCS Secretariat, which is headed by the MCA-Liberia General Counsel. Therefore, these items should be sent to Counsellor James A. A. Pierre II at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
APPEAL FEE
The appeal fee is the amount deposited with MCA-Liberia at the time an appeal is filed and as a condition to the Filing of the Appeal. The following chart lists the various appeal fee amounts a challenger or interested party (as applicable) is obligated to pay. Please note that the amounts listed below do not include any bank transfer fees/charges. For further information about the appeal fee, refer to the BCS.
BUDGET AMOUNT |
APPEAL FEE AMOUNT |
$0 -$25,000 |
$2,500 |
$25,001-$100,000 |
$5,000 |
$100,001-$1,000,000 |
$10,000 |
$1,000,001+ |
$15,000 |
Role of the Independent Review Panel
The Independent Review Panel (“IRP”) is the Level 2 Authority and it has the authority to review a duly filed appeal from the written decision of MCA-Liberia’s Level 1 Review Authority. The IRP’s decision will be based solely on the applicable provisions of the PPG, the documents filed during the Level 1 review and the written decision of the Level 1 Authority.
Selection of the IRP Panelists
MCA-Liberia has procured six competent and qualified persons to serve as independent reviewers of appeals (“Master List”). For each appeal, three individuals from the Master List will be randomly selected by assigning a number to each name on the Master List, placing and shuffling the numbers in a container, and then randomly drawing three numbers. MCA-Liberia will additionally select two alternates in the same random fashion.
Master List of the Independent Review Panel
Click on any name to view their CV
1. Template for Procurement of Consulting Services
2. Template for Procurement of Goods and Related Services
3. Template for Procurement of Large Works without Pre-Qualification
4. Template for Procurement of Large Works with Pre-Qualification
5. Template for Procurement of Small Works
1.Chief Executive Officer Report, July 2017
1.Chief Executive Officer Report, July 2017
The project Implementation update provides a progressive updates of each of the projects, energy and roads under the compact.
2. Energy Project Update, July 2017
1. Roads Project Update, July 2017

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