INVITATION

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) invites qualified consultancy firms or individual consultants to provide support to three Country Program Collaborative Systems.

Background:

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS”) is undertaking an initiative to improve the structure, accessibility, and governance of country-level data across programs. Currently, data is stored, shared, and managed in a decentralized manner, with practices varying across country offices.

This initiative is led by WCS Information Technology (“IT”) to establish consistent and secure collaboration practices across WCS.

Objective:

WCS seeks a consultant to assist with developing and implementing new Microsoft-based solutions using Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive after assessing current data usage and collaborative practices in Gabon, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and the Republic of Congo (RoC).

All solution designs, configurations, and implementations will align with WCS governance, standards, policies, and architectural direction.

Focus of responsibilities:

  • Conduct assessments of each country’s collaborative needs by providing detailed information and insights into the program’s current data storage, usage, and sharing.
  • Support the design, development, testing, and deployment of the data architecture in close collaboration with the SharePoint/Solutions Engineer.
  • Ensure compliance with WCS IT and related policies and adherence to best practices.

Oversight and Reporting:

The consultant will report to the SharePoint Engineer designated by WCS IT.

The WCS IT will provide strategic direction, approve deliverables, and retain ownership of all technical and architectural decisions. The consultant will not implement solutions, grant access, or modify configurations outside of WCS IT-approved standards and procedures.

Required qualifications:

  • Workflow analysis and documentation of use cases.
  • Microsoft 365-based collaboration environments and associated add-in tools.
  • Data management, systems administration, and platform security.
  • Demonstrated experience working with centralized IT governance and operating models.
  • International multi-country organizations, non-profit preferred.
  • Strong communications and stakeholder engagement skills.
  • Flexible work schedule and onsite travel.
  • Fluent in English and French.

Proposal Administration.

All requests for clarification and questions concerning this RFP must be submitted in writing no later than 22/05/2026 via email to boucho@wcs.org with a copy to africaprocurement@wcs.org. In the subject line indicate “Consultancy supporting Country Program Collaborative Systems”. Responses, if determined appropriate by WCS, will be issued in writing to all known proposers.

There is not preproposal conference call planned about this RFP.

All proposals shall be submitted as an attached digital file to the submission email including Cover letter, CV, and hourly rate. Emails shall be submitted ONLY to: africaprocurement@wcs.org

An interview may be requested of any proposer, and key staff should be present at the interview. Such a request for an interview does not constitute a contract award.

Proposals must be received no later than 23:00, 29/05/2026, Central Africa time.

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WCS Global Services Agreement

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: Consultancy supporting Country Program Collaborative Systems.

INVITATION

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) invites qualified consultancy firms or individual consultants to provide support to three Country Program Collaborative Systems.

Background:

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS”) is undertaking an initiative to improve the structure, accessibility, and governance of country-level data across programs. Currently, data is stored, shared, and managed in a decentralized manner, with practices varying across country offices.

This initiative is led by WCS Information Technology (“IT”) to establish consistent and secure collaboration practices across WCS.

Objective:

WCS seeks a consultant to assist with developing and implementing new Microsoft-based solutions using Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive after assessing current data usage and collaborative practices in Gabon, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and the Republic of Congo (RoC).

All solution designs, configurations, and implementations will align with WCS governance, standards, policies, and architectural direction.

Focus of responsibilities:

  • Conduct assessments of each country’s collaborative needs by providing detailed information and insights into the program’s current data storage, usage, and sharing.
  • Support the design, development, testing, and deployment of the data architecture in close collaboration with the SharePoint/Solutions Engineer.
  • Ensure compliance with WCS IT and related policies and adherence to best practices.

Oversight and Reporting:

The consultant will report to the SharePoint Engineer designated by WCS IT.

The WCS IT will provide strategic direction, approve deliverables, and retain ownership of all technical and architectural decisions. The consultant will not implement solutions, grant access, or modify configurations outside of WCS IT-approved standards and procedures.

Required qualifications:

  • Workflow analysis and documentation of use cases.
  • Microsoft 365-based collaboration environments and associated add-in tools.
  • Data management, systems administration, and platform security.
  • Demonstrated experience working with centralized IT governance and operating models.
  • International multi-country organizations, non-profit preferred.
  • Strong communications and stakeholder engagement skills.
  • Flexible work schedule and onsite travel.
  • Fluent in English and French.

Proposal Administration.

All requests for clarification and questions concerning this RFP must be submitted in writing no later than 22/05/2026 via email to boucho@wcs.org with a copy to africaprocurement@wcs.org. In the subject line indicate “Consultancy supporting Country Program Collaborative Systems”. Responses, if determined appropriate by WCS, will be issued in writing to all known proposers.

There is not preproposal conference call planned about this RFP.

All proposals shall be submitted as an attached digital file to the submission email including Cover letter, CV, and hourly rate. Emails shall be submitted ONLY to: africaprocurement@wcs.org

An interview may be requested of any proposer, and key staff should be present at the interview. Such a request for an interview does not constitute a contract award.

Proposals must be received no later than 23:00, 29/05/2026, Central Africa time.


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WCS Global Services Agreement