Seeking a service provider to conduct a comprehensive resource needs analysis and develop a service delivery model for port health services at various Ports of Entry. The project aims to enhance public health safety and operational efficiency.
The Border Management Authority is inviting bids for the appointment of a service provider to conduct a detailed resource needs analysis and develop a service delivery model for port health services at the Ports of Entry. This project will involve assessing infrastructure, human resources, laboratory networks, ICT systems, and governance structures to identify gaps and recommend improvements. The successful bidder will also map stakeholder roles, design a service delivery model aligned with international health regulations, and propose governance and sustainability mechanisms.
Key deliverables include an inception report, situational analysis, stakeholder engagement, and a final report with a costed implementation plan. The service provider will be expected to collaborate closely with various stakeholders, including the National Department of Health and the World Health Organization, ensuring that the model developed meets national standards and addresses public health risks effectively. This initiative is crucial for enhancing the capacity and responsiveness of port health services, ultimately contributing to improved public health outcomes.
This tender is suitable for consulting firms with expertise in public health, resource management, and service delivery models. Businesses with experience in stakeholder engagement and health systems strengthening are encouraged to apply.
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