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--D OMB Circular A-76: Department of Defense Public-Private Competition of Finance Center Services Performed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) located at Millington, TN.

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is initiating a public-private competition under OMB Circular No. A-76 (Revised) to evaluate the performance of finance center services currently provided at its facility in Millington, Tennessee. The services in scope include accounting support tasks such as processing vendor invoices, managing accounts receivable and debt transactions, handling temporary duty travel vouchers, and overseeing collections and disbursements. This competition aims to assess whether these functions should continue to be performed by the approximately 80 current Department of Defense civilian positions or outsourced to private sector or public reimbursable service providers. The official competition period is set to last 12 months from the public announcement date, with a solicitation to be issued at a later time. Key officials overseeing the competition include Mr. Philip L. Grone, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Installations and Environment), and Mr. Geoffrey G. Prosch, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Installations & Environment), with delegated authority to Major General Robert H. Griffin, Deputy Commanding General of USACE. Contracting duties fall to Dr. James J. Rich and Mr. Stephen Coakley. Interested parties are encouraged to respond once the solicitation becomes available, and queries can be directed via a designated email address, with responses posted bi-monthly on the USACE Baltimore District website. Relevant planning documents and the Project Management Plan will also be published there in due course to assist participants in preparing their proposals.

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USACE initiates 12-month competition for finance center services at Millington, Tennessee facility.

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541219 - Other Accounting Services

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MD

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W2SD Endist Baltimore
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OfficeBALTIMORE, MD, 21201-2526, USA
Office AddressBALTIMORE, MD, 21201-2526, USA
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A standard competition to perform these services will be conducted in accordance with Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular No. A-76 (Revised), Performance of Commercial Activities, May 29, 2003. The solicitation will be issued at a later d ate. Prospective private sector and public reimbursable service providers are encouraged to respond to the solicitation. THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION NOTICE. In accordance with Circular A-76, this notice represents the formal public announcement and off icial start date of a public-private competition of the USACE Finance Center services located in Millington, TN. These services include accounting support for processing vendor invoices, accounts receivable and debt management transactions and accounts, t emporary duty travel vouchers, and collections and disbursements.. The incumbent service providers affected by this public-private competition are approximately 80 DoD civilian positions. A standard competition will be conducted in accordance with the re vised Circular. The solicitation will be issued at a later date. Prospective private sector and public reimbursable service providers are encouraged to respond to the solicitation. The Department of Defense Competitive Sourcing Official is Mr. Philip L. Grone, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Installations and Environment). The DoD Component Competitive Sourcing Official (CCSO) for the United States Army is Mr. Geoffrey G. Prosch, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Installations & Envir onment). The Army CCSO has delegated selected standard competition responsibilities to Major General Robert H. Griffin, Deputy Commanding General, USACE. The contracting officer and agency tender official for this standard competition are Dr. James J. Ri ch and Mr. Stephen Coakley, respectively. The date of this public announcement is the official start date for this public-private competition and the projected end date of the competition is 12 months from the official start date. The point of contact fo r questions is Cathey Robertson, Senior Procurement Analyst, Strategic Sourcing Program Office. Questions should be submitted to contact@example.gov with the solicitation number W912DR-05-R-0021 in the subject line. Answers to these questions will be posted at https://ebs.nab.usace.army.mil website, under the solicitation number, on a bi-monthly basis. The preliminary planning information and the redacted Project Management Plan will be posted on the above stated Baltimore District w ebsite, under the solicitation number, at a later date.

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