Consultancy: Support for the digital transformation of the National Insurance Scheme in Barbados
Inter-American Development Bank
Description
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is executing the above-mentioned operation. For this operation, the IDB intends to contract consulting services described in this Request for Expressions of Interest.
Expressions of interest must be delivered using the IDB Portal for Bank Executed Operations ( http://beo-procurement.iadb.org/home) by Friday, February 09, 5:00 P.M. (Washington D.C. Time).
The consulting services (“the Services”) include assessing NIS's current insurance administration solution by reviewing existing documents, aligning with the digital roadmap and transformation office proposal, analyzing its impact on the current Information system architecture, and evaluating IT systems, applications, security, policies, procedures, and personnel. It also includes assessing digitalization opportunities, "digital-first" solutions, and alignment with new technologies. The consultant will participate in regular steering committee meetings with IDB and NIS, align with the Digital Transformation Office, and provide short--, mid-, and long-term recommendations for upgrading, revamping, or replacing the existing solution. Recommendations will cover the digital ecosystem, modular architecture, staff engagement, data migration strategy, and cybersecurity measures to align with standards and API-based modular architecture.
Interested eligible consulting firms may obtain further information during office hours, 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM (Washington D.C. Time) by sending an email to: Dulce Baptista, Labor Markets and Social Security Senior Specialist, dulced@IADB.ORG
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