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Q1249. How to process World Bank project consultant service contract translations?

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World Bank consultant contract translations follow the Bank's own procurement framework, and the Bank's standard documents are the starting point. The Bank's framework: consultant selection follows the Bank's procurement regulations, and the contract uses the Bank's standard form (the Standard Form of Contract for consulting services — the time-based or lump-sum variants) with the Bank's standard conditions; the standard form's settled text is preserved in translation, and the parties' specific terms live in the special conditions and the appendices (the terms of reference, the personnel, the budget). What the translation must carry exactly: the contract's financial terms (the ceiling amount, the rates, the payment schedule and its conditions, the currency provisions), the deliverables and the reporting obligations (the TOR's outputs with their acceptance criteria), the personnel provisions (the key experts named, the substitution rules), the Bank's rights (the audit rights, the inspection rights, the sanctions framework — the Bank's anti-corruption provisions are non-negotiable standard text), and the dispute resolution clause. The practical context: the consultant is often a Thai firm or individual working on a Thailand-based project, and the working documents (the reports, the correspondence) move between English and Thai — the translation program covers the contract and the deliverables' flow. Points that matter: the Bank's documents are English-language and the English text governs (the Bank's framework is English-based — the Thai translation is for understanding and local compliance, and its status is stated); the tax treatment of the contract (the withholding and the VAT) is a Thai-law question handled separately; and the Bank's eligibility and conflict-of-interest rules bind the consultant. Practice points: confirm with the project's task team which documents need Thai versions.
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