GIZ tenders NamRA salary review
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) is seeking a consultancy firm to conduct a comprehensive job analysis and evaluation exercise for all approved positions at the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA).
The assignment, under the Sustainable Development Goals Initiative III, aims to review NamRA's organisational structure, standardise job descriptions and establish an updated grading framework that reflects the responsibilities, complexity and accountability attached to different positions.
The appointed consultant will be expected to review existing job descriptions, assess reporting structures, identify skills and qualification requirements, and apply an objective job evaluation methodology to determine appropriate grades for positions across the agency.
The consultancy will also include internal and external remuneration benchmarking, with recommendations on salary scales, salary bands, career progression and the affordability of proposed remuneration arrangements.
GIZ further requires the consultant to develop an implementation and governance framework, including arrangements for managing grading changes, employee communication and appeals.
The successful bidder will also be responsible for training NamRA's Human Capital and Strategy personnel, managers and executives to strengthen the agency's internal capacity to manage future job evaluations and grading reviews.
The assignment is scheduled to run from 1 December 2026 to 30 July 2027, with an estimated 140 expert days, comprising 120 days during the project and 20 days for post-implementation support.
The proposed consultancy team will comprise a team leader, a taxation expert and a customs and excise specialist, with a combined allocation of 140 expert days.
GIZ has made provision for a €5,900 flexible remuneration budget, subject to prior written approval, and a separate workshop budget of €3,000.
The successful contractor will also provide six months of post-project support to NamRA, including technical guidance on the application of the new grading framework and evaluation methodology.
Tender details: The procurement is for consultancy services under GIZ's terms of reference. The financial proposal must be submitted as a fixed lump-sum price covering all relevant costs, including professional fees and travel expenses. The underlying daily rate must also be provided.



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