HOLOBOWICZ, DANIEL BENJAMIN

HOLOBOWICZ, DANIEL BENJAMIN provides specialized personal services supporting international development initiatives, with a demonstrated focus on administrative and operational support functions for U.S. government foreign assistance programs. The contractor’s core capabilities center on contract closeout, financial accountability, and de-obligation processes—critical components of federal program lifecycle management. This work requires precision in financial reporting, compliance with federal acquisition regulations, and coordination with multilateral and bilateral donor frameworks. The contractor’s technical expertise lies in the meticulous handling of fiscal closeout procedures, ensuring accurate record retention, audit readiness, and compliance with USAID’s financial stewardship protocols. Specialization in de-obligation activities suggests a niche in reconciling unspent funds, documenting program outcomes, and facilitating transition of fiscal responsibilities—skills vital to maintaining transparency in foreign aid disbursements. The contractor has delivered services to the U.S. Agency for International Development, primarily supporting the financial and administrative closure of international development projects. This relationship indicates familiarity with USAID’s unique regulatory environment, including compliance with the Foreign Assistance Act, OMB Circulars, and agency-specific financial management systems. The nature of the work implies direct engagement with grant and cooperative agreement closeouts, requiring coordination with field offices, implementing partners, and financial audit teams. The primary NAICS code 812990 reflects a focus on all other personal services, which in practice means highly customized, non-routine administrative support tailored to federal program needs. This places the contractor in a specialized segment of the government services market, serving agencies requiring granular fiscal oversight rather than broad operational contracting. The entity operates as a sole proprietorship (2J) based in Silver Spring, Maryland, with no formal government certifications. Its geographic positioning near federal agencies facilitates proximity-based engagement, particularly with USAID and other international development entities headquartered in the Washington, D.C. metro area. The business model reflects a lean, expert-driven approach to niche fiscal compliance tasks within the foreign assistance ecosystem.