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| Organization Name: | Borlaug Institute for South Asia (BISA) |
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| Country: | India |
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| Address: | Location: India , |
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| Notice Type | Tender Notice |
| Bidding Type | Other |
| Notice No. | 78815817 |
| Deadline | 2024-03-15 |
| Description | February 26, 2024 Expression of Interest Atlas of Climate Adaptation in South Asian Agriculture (ACASA) About Borlaug Institute for South Asia (BISA) BISA is an international research institute established in October 2011 through a joint initiative between the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre (CIMMYT) and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi, to implement the vision of Norman E. Borlaug. It is a non-profit international research institute dedicated to food, nutrition, livelihood security, and environmental rehabilitation in South Asia. Project Overview The Atlas of Climate Adaptation in South Asian Agriculture (ACASA) is a collaborative initiative between BISA, several South Asian national agricultural research system (NARES) to provide a comprehensive web-based interactive platform for understanding climate risks and facilitating adaptive options in the South Asian region. This document outlines the scope, objectives of the Atlas to cater to various stakeholders. For more details please see here: https://www.cimmyt.org/projects/atlas-of-climate-adaptation-in-south-asian-agriculture-acasa/. EOI BISA is inviting proposals from the interested companies/institutions/individuals to develop a webGIS enabled dashboard for multiple levels of stakeholders with varied skill sets. It should include: Enhanced data visualization of multiple layers of gridded risks and climate adaptation options Comprehensive data management functions, including data upload/ download facilities, Reporting and analytics tools (including on the fly calculations), Development of specific use case versions, and Country-specific implementation, Ownership transfer of the dashboard with necessary training and documentation to country partners. To understand the present requirements and for a sample template, please visit https://adaptationatlas.cgiar.org/ and/or https://gaez.fao.org/pages/data-viewer. The project primarily should use cloud-optimized geotiff raster, GeoJSON vector flies with multiple micro-open-source services. Interested companies/institutions/individuals should submit by 15th March 2024 their EoI detailing their interest, profile of key individuals likely to be involved in the development and testing of this project, previous related work experience with active links, if any, a list of clients in the similar field, and an outline of steps/tools/techniques that will be used to implement the current project. The submitted proposals will be evaluated by BISA’s technical committee and a short list of suitable vendors will be invited to submit detailed technical and financial proposals for evaluation by the committee. The selected vendor will be expected to start the work by 30th April. Sealed EoI with the subject “Expression of interest: ACASA Atlas Development” (> 5 pages) should be sent to the following address on/ before 15 March 2024. BISA Procurement Borlaug Institute for South Asia (BISA) International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) G-2, B-Block, National Agricultural Science Centre (NASC) Complex, DPS Marg, New Delhi 110 012, INDIA Disclaimer: Selection of service provider for purchase of goods/ services will be done at the sole discretion of BISA. This RFQ/RFP may also be cancelled at any time without any prior notice to service provider (s) at the discretion of BISA’s Management without any liability to BISA whatsoever. E-mail or Telephonic queries with regards to selection process/progress of the procurement will not be entertained. The potential vendor/s may be asked to give a presentation of their product/services to the concern person/s at BISA as a part of the evaluation of the proposal submitted. BISA provides equal opportunity to all the eligible applicants to partner/ collaborate with us. Selection process is free from any sort of discrimination or nepotism. Any mis-statement in the Technical/Financial proposals will lead to debarring of the Vendors from all future procurements at BISA. Multiple quotations by a single entity/organization under the garb of related/sister concerns will be subject to rejection without further evaluation. |
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