Oracle EPM Account Reconciliation – Implementation & GTAS Edit Check Configuration
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The Department of Commerce is seeking a contractor to provide the personnel, technical expertise, and project management necessary to configure, implement, test, and deploy Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Account Reconciliation for the U.S. Census Bureau. A primary objective of this effort is the translation and implementation of approximately 350 Government wide Treasury Account Symbol Adjusted Trial Balance System edit checks within the EPM platform. These checks cover critical areas such as USSGL relationships, TAS/BETC attributes, and budgetary-proprietary linkages to ensure alignment with Treasury requirements. This initiative aims to strengthen internal controls, improve reconciliation accuracy, and enable automated validation prior to Treasury submission to ensure compliant financial reporting. The project will be performed in Suitland-Silver Hill and falls under NAICS code 541512. The overall goal is to streamline the validation process and ensure the Census Bureau adheres to all Department of the Treasury GTAS mandates.
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