Short-Term Expert(s) – Maintenance and Commercialisation of the SHARE Subsea Data Cable (Senegal)
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HAUS kehittämiskeskus Oy needs one or two short-term experts to support Sénégal Numérique (SENUM) in establishing a practically implementable, financially sustainable model for the operation and commercialisation of the SHARE subsea cable. The assignment will be implemented as an on-site secondment in Dakar, Senegal, with a maximum duration of 130 person-days over approximately six months, starting in September 2026. Up to 30% of the work may be delivered remotely. The contract will be concluded between the tendering Finnish organisation and HAUS. Tenders will be evaluated based on Price (lowest daily remuneration rate gets the highest price score) and Quality (as described in the Terms of Reference).
About the bid
- Contact name
- Pauliina Pönni
- Contact phone
- +358 400695593
- Contact email
- fdgt@haus.fi
- Address
- Yliopistonkatu 5, 5.krs, 00100 Helsinki
This procurement concerns the engagement of one or two experts to support Sénégal Numérique (SENUM) in establishing a practically implementable, financially sustainable model for the operation and commercialisation of the SHARE subsea cable. The assignment will be implemented as an on-site secondment in Dakar, with a maximum duration of 130 person-days over approximately six months, of which up to 30% may be delivered remotely, and may include organisational backstopping support from the experts’ home organisation. The estimated start of the assignment is September 2026. HAUS Finnish Institute of Public Management Ltd implements this procurement on behalf of the Finnish Digital and Green Transition (FDGT) project. As part of FDGT, HAUS assigns short-term experts on secondments to support the digital development of public organisations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Secondments provide a means to promote Digital and Green Transition in these regions by offering technical assistance based on Finnish good practices in digitalisation, while also providing a unique opportunity to forge professional partnerships with local stakeholders. Finnish experts may represent public sector organisations, private sector entities (ranging from individual entrepreneurs to larger firms) or civil society organisations. The assignment takes place in a context where Senegal is rapidly advancing its digital transformation agenda and positioning itself as a regional connectivity hub, creating a timely opportunity to contribute to the operationalisation and commercialisation of strategic national infrastructure such as the SHARE subsea cable. Cooperation between Finland and Senegal has recently strengthened following the award of a contract to a Finnish company to support the modernisation of Senegal’s fibre optic network. This reflects a growing alignment between Senegal’s infrastructure priorities and Finnish digital and telecom expertise, and further enhances the enabling environment for continued collaboration in the digital infrastructure sector. This offers Finnish experts and organisations a unique opportunity to engage directly in a high-impact infrastructure environment, build long-term professional relationships, and contribute to the development of sustainable digital connectivity and commercialisation models in West Africa. The contract for the assignment will be concluded between the tendering Finnish organisation and HAUS, and all payments for approved expert input will be administered and disbursed by HAUS in accordance with agreed contractual terms. The host organisation, Sénégal Numérique (SENUM), is a government-owned digital infrastructure entity with an established mandate and direct responsibility for implementation, ensuring stable institutional conditions and operational readiness for the assignment. A more detailed description of the procurement is provided in Annex 1 (TOR).Main features of the procedureThe procurement procedure is carried out as an open procedure. In an open procedure, all interested parties may review the Invitation to Tender and submit their tenders. The procurement procedure will progress in the following steps: 1. Opening of the tenders 2. Verifying the suitability of the tenderers. The tenderers that do not fulfill the suitability criteria, will be excluded from the tendering process. 3. Verifying that the tenders fulfill the requirements of the Invitation to Tender; the tenders that do not fulfill the requirements will be excluded from the tendering process. 4. If more than one (1) tender fulfill the requirements of the Invitation to Tender, the tenders will be compared based on the comparison criteria 5. Selecting the winning tender based on the comparison results 6. Contract award decision and notification. 7. Verifying the supporting documents and references about the suitability of the selected Service Provider 8. Concluding and signing the Contract with the selected Service Provider.
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- Contracting authority
- HAUS kehittämiskeskus Oy
- Title
- Short-Term Expert(s) – Maintenance and Commercialisation of the SHARE Subsea Data Cable (Senegal)
- Type
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- Duration
- 6 months
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