How to do business with NSPA PREPARED FOR PRESENTED BY

How to do business with NSPA
PREPARED FOR
Future Soldier
18 October 2012
PRESENTED BY
Robbert SMIT
Deputy Director of Procurement and Competition Advocate
[email protected]
www.nspa.nato.int
Overview
• Procurement Policy
• NSPA e-procurement
• Future Business Opportunities and Projects
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Mission
ALLIANCE ARMED FORCES / COMMANDS
LOGISTICS OPERATIONS/ NAM / CEPS
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INDUSTRY / GOVERNMENT ENTITIES
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NSPA LOG OPS –
Procurement policy
QUALITY
OBJECTIVES
TIMEFRAME
PRICE
CONSOLIDATION
PRINCIPLES
COMPETITION
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NSPA LOG OPS –
Procurement Policy
• To participate firms must be registered in the NSPA supplier database
• Standard procedure :
International Competitive Bidding (ICB) in NSPA nations
• However Partner nations and TCNs to a NATO lead operation may
participate under certain circumstances
• Foreign Military Sales (FMS)
• Single Source
Under certain conditions :
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- urgency
- low value
- security
- commonality of Equipment
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NSPA LOGS OPS –
Procurement policy & industry
relations in 2011
• Activities monitored by International Board of Auditors for
NATO
• More than 24.000 contractual instruments
• Total contracted value MEUR 2,080.5 Supply 688.7,
Services 1,316, Foreign Military Sales (FMS) 75.8
• Workforce 1,150 people of whom 125 work directly in
Procurement
• Relations with industry : 10,000 firms throughout NATO
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NSPA e-Procurement
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e-Procurement Homepage
Two main functions:
• Serve as an info hub (Procurement@NSPA)
Procurement rules, contract provisions, forms, practical
information to suppliers, awarded contracts, etc
• Single point of entry to e-Procurement applications
(Business@NSPA)
Objective : to facilitate the communication and integration
of business processes with our suppliers
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e-Procurement Modules (1/2)
• On-line : supplier registration
• Publication of Future Business Opportunities
• Supplier can express interest
• Publication of Requests for Proposal
• Secure upload of bids
• File delivery notifications
• A link to [email protected] is available to
obtain additional information
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e-Procurement Modules (2/2)
• eCat I is a catalogue of NSPA negotiated Basic Outline
Agreements which allows Armed Forces to place orders
on-line with registered NSPA suppliers
• eBid allows registered firms to quote on-line in a secure
environment
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eBID (Electronic Bidding)
Electronic bidding system : for codified, non-restricted
items of supply
• Simple, secure web-based
• Available 24h/7 days
• Need to register as vendor
• Vendors can :
• See available requests for tender
• Make offers
• See their offers
• Modify their offer prior to closing date
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e-Procurement and
e-Signature
With the e-Procurement application the procurement process is :
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e-Transfer of RFP documents from SAP to the web
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e-Registration to procurement application
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e-Download RFP documents
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e-Upload of bids from suppliers
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e-Storage of bids in “virtual safe” until bid closing date
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e-Transmittal of bids from registry to evaluation team
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PRINT OUT A PAPER, VERSION OF THE CONTRACT TO BE SIGNED
BY HAND, SENT BY MAIL, COUNTERSIGNED AND RETURNED BY
MAIL
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Summary
Procurement solution:
• With flexible regulations adapted to the Alliance armed
forces needs
• Open to new technologies
• Particularly well adapted tool for the support of
contingency operations
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Future Business Opportunities
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Future Business Opportunities
Future Business Opportunities (FBO) and, for NATO Infrastructure
projects, Notifications of Intent (NOI) provide advance information
to suppliers based in a NSPO nation about business opportunities for
which NSPA may issue Requests for Proposals in the near future. It
is mandatory that your firm is registered in the NSPA Source file in
order to receive Requests for Proposals
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Projects
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Users and Potential Users of NSPA Services (January 2012)
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Support to NATO Operations
Afghanistan, Latvia, Iraq, Hungary, Kosovo, FYROMacedonia
Objective
Provide timely, cost-effective and high quality logistics support to
NATO/SHAPE and the Nations, including PfP Nations
Strength (Force Multiplier)
Ability to ‘project manage’ and provide logistics support in different
national, multinational and operational environments
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NSPA Support to ISAF
Food Services
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
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Infrastructure
Bagram
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Integrated Logistics Support (ILS)
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Infrastructure
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APOD & Real Life Support (RLS)
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RLS & APOD (ILS) Services
Real Life Support Services
■ Food, Water
■ Power,
■ Laundry, cleaning, ablution & wash rack
■ Sewage, waste & hazard. waste disposal
■ Pest (vector) control
■ Pass & permits, Security vetting
■ Mortuary services
■ Demining, Equipment Demilitarization
■ Morale, Welfare & Recreation
■ Vehicle rental, Jingle Trucks
■ Translation
■ Fuel (KFOR)
Airport of Debarkation Services
■ Air Traffic Management
■ Medical crash crew
■ Fire, crash rescue
■ Movement Control & Air Terminal (CATO)
■ Aircraft cross servicing
■ Airfield equipment & vehicle maintenance
■ Transport, supply & billeting
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Infrastructure Capability
■ CIVIL WORKS
Hospital facilities; Accommodation and office
buildings, Airfield Facilities; Runways;
Aprons; Aircraft hangars
■ SPECIAL PROJECTS
Road and bridge enhancement projects;
Fuel installations; Waste Water Treatment
Facilities; Security infrastructures; Air traffic
towers; O&M support
■ TEAM
30 People; 50%Luxembourg 50%Theatre
■ High Priority – CUR 307 IJC HQ
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Support to Operations
- LO Initiatives with JFCBS-
• Fuel management in AFG
• Kabul Basing Cluster
• RLS/ILS Consolidation
• KAIA ILS Business Case
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Maintaining Core Capabilities for future operations
Sustainment of forces will continue
Force Protection/ Freedom of movement
Future ANA Cooperation and Engagement
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Fuel Support to Operations
• ISAF Fuel
• Two JFCBS tasks on NSPA:
• Task 1: Scope the provision of in-theatre oversight of the
contracted services currently being delivered under the
existing JFCBS ISAF Fuel Basic Order Agreement (BOA)
• Task 2: Scope the provision of a new NATO fuel supply
service for ISAF including a more comprehensive approach
to governance, management and in-theatre oversight
• Two “Desktop Studies” submitted
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Post – 2014
• Maintaining Core Capabilities
• Future operations
• Time and Investment for Capabilities
• Proven effective
• Sustainment of forces will continue
• Enduring Bases require support
• New Agreement to replace MTA
• Nations’ Financial constraints
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Post – 2014
• Force Protection (FP) / Freedom of Movement (FOM)
• Less Troops available for FP
• NATO Civilians and Contractors FOM Constrained by FP
• Future ANA Cooperation and Engagement
• Security Situation (Green on Blue)
• Use of Afghan Police Protection Force
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NATO Capability Packages
Project
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Prague Summit 2002 decision
Definition & Procurement of Deployable Camps
Follow-on Support & Training
Support to NRF Deployments
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Office & accommodation buildings
Containerized facilities & Shelters
Mobile kitchens
Power generation and distribution systems
Environmental control equipment
Water, waste and sewage treatment systems
Furniture and associated equipment
Force protection material
Mobile Hospitals (Role 1+)
Vehicles
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