R--OMB Circular A-76 Tentative Decision for Clerical Services in California
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The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has conducted a direct conversion study to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of outsourcing Clerical Support Services. Following this A-76 cost comparison, the determination was made to retain these services in-house rather than contract them out. Parties affected by this decision have the option to submit written appeals within 20 calendar days from the date the notice was published. Detailed cost comparison results and related information can be obtained upon request by contacting the designated contract specialist. Any inquiries related to this tentative decision should be directed to Ray Miller, Contract Specialist at the USDA NRCS office in Davis, California. The study and decision reflect NRCS's commitment to assessing whether internal performance or outsourcing offers the best value and efficiency for clerical functions within the agency. This announcement is part of an ongoing effort to ensure federal resources are utilized effectively in alignment with OMB Circular A-76 guidelines.
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