NUCUM, JULISIS R.

NUCUM, JULISIS R. specializes in financial administration and fund management services within federal agricultural programs, with a focus on deobligation of unused appropriations. Their core capability centers on precise fiscal stewardship, ensuring compliance with federal budgetary controls and accounting protocols when reallocating or rescinding unexpended funds. This requires deep familiarity with USDA financial systems, appropriation lifecycle management, and the procedural rigor of federal financial closeout processes. The contractor’s technical expertise lies in audit-ready documentation, obligation tracking, and financial reconciliation under the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (2 CFR 200). Their specialization in deobligation workflows distinguishes them as a trusted executor of fiscal accountability tasks that require meticulous attention to regulatory timing and reporting standards. The contractor has demonstrated consistent engagement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically supporting financial operations tied to animal food manufacturing programs. Their work involves closing out financial obligations tied to grants or contracts where funds were not fully utilized, indicating a role in post-award financial oversight rather than direct production or logistics. This sustained relationship suggests a trusted position within USDA’s financial compliance ecosystem, likely serving as a specialized vendor for fiscal cleanup and reallocation activities. Their primary industry focus is in the animal food manufacturing sector, as defined by NAICS 311119, though their involvement is not in production but in the financial administration surrounding federally funded initiatives in this vertical. This positions them as a niche provider of financial compliance services within agribusiness federal contracting. As a sole proprietorship (Entity Structure 2J) based in Harmon, GU, NUCUM, JULISIS R. operates as a small, focused entity with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is limited to Guam, yet their work supports national USDA financial operations, indicating remote or centralized administrative capacity within federal fiscal systems.