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R -- Public Announcement of OMB Circular A-76 Streamlined Competition Study of DHHS/HRSA/HAB Administrative/Clerical and Program Analysis Functions

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The contract announces the formal initiation of a streamlined competition under the revised OMB Circular A-76 to evaluate the HIV/AIDS Bureau's administrative, clerical, and program analysis functions. This study involves 30 full-time equivalent government employees currently handling various support and program analysis tasks without contractor personnel involvement. The functions covered include a wide range of administrative duties such as conference coordination, personnel and records management, procurement support, travel processing, clerical services, budget tracking, and quality improvement analyses. Program analysis responsibilities encompass internal and grantee evaluations, regulatory and budget impact analyses, training needs assessments, quality assurance reviews, contract task order development, and providing technical assistance to grantees and contractors. Additional research and presentation development tasks supporting management decisions are also part of the scope. Key personnel overseeing the competition are Dr. Betty J. Duke as the Competitive Sourcing Official, Frank Murphy as the Contracting Officer, and Dr. D. Parham as the Agency Tender Official. The competition's projected completion date is September 15, 2007. Contact information for inquiries includes Norma Brinkley-Staley for competitive sourcing matters and Frank Murphy for contracting concerns. This notification serves strictly as a public announcement of the competition's start and does not constitute a solicitation. The contract falls under NAICS code 561110, which relates to administrative management and general management consulting services.

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Initiation of A-76 competition to evaluate HIV/AIDS Bureau’s administrative and program analysis functions.

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561110 - Office Administrative Services

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In accordance with the procedures specified in the revised OMB Circular A-76 (Attachment B, B.1), dated May 29, 2003, this notification represents the formal public announcement and official start date of a streamlined competition on the HIV/AIDS Bureau Administrative/Clerical and Program Analysis Functions across the entire Bureau. Government personnel consisting of 30 commercial activity FTEs and No Contractor personnel. Waiver for 135 days study is Approved. The support functions to be performed include, but are not limited to, meeting/conference coordination and logistics; conference call arrangements; awards program support; special campaign program coordination; controlled correspondence program administration; personnel records management; office space planning and move coordination; procurement request research and processing; travel document/plan/voucher processing; mailing list management; troubleshooting minor problems with office equipment and software/hardware; phone call, visitor, and mail records and processing; reception desk services; and clerical functions such as typing, formatting, editing, filing, calendaring, appointment management, correspondence tracking, and minutes taking; time/attendance records control; records management; data entry of program and financial data into various IT applications; and scheduled and ad-hoc reports and briefing package development; as well as budget tracking, monitoring, and reporting; project deliverable tracking system monitoring and reporting; quality improvement analyses; and work plan analyses and recommendations for internal operations. The program analysis and administration functions to be performed include, but are not limited to, conducting internal and grantee program and work process analyses; SOP and Mission/Function statement analyses; data abstraction from diverse sources; database management; program progress evaluations; regulatory, policy, and budget change impact analyses; statistical analyses; budget narrative analyses, recommendations, and editing; training needs analyses; training plan development and cost estimating; evaluation technique analyses and recommendations; quality assurance reviews of external products and deliverables against grant/contract specifications; contract task order development and costing; as well as budget tracking, monitoring, and reporting; project deliverable tracking system monitoring and reporting; work plan analyses and recommendations; and other technical assistance and support to external grantee/contractor stakeholders. Other functions include research to identify new initiatives, programs, processes, and procedures for management consideration, research on health statistics, presentation development regarding internal policies/procedures; providing technical assistance to grantees and contractors regarding HHS, HRSA, and HAB reports and procedures; support to the Committee Management Officer. The designated Competitive Sourcing Official (CSO) is Dr. Betty J. Duke, Administrator, and CSO. The responsible Contracting Officer is Frank Murphy and the Agency Tender Official is Dr. D. Parham, HAB Associate Administrator. The projected end date for the competition is September 15, 2007. Point of Contact Norma Brinkley-Staley, HRSA Competitive Sourcing, Phone +1 (555) 000-0000, Fax +1 (555) 000-0000, Email contact@example.gov. Frank Murphy, Contracting Officer, Phone +1 (555) 000-0000, Fax +1 (555) 000-0000, Email contact@example.gov THIS IS AN ANNOUNCEMENT AND NOT A SOLICITATION.

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