Temporary Staffing for Public Health

Boulder County Public Health is soliciting a temporary staffing agency to provide a Temporary Grants Accountant to support its Grants Team. The selected professional will perform general accounting and administrative tasks, including financial reporting, recordkeeping, and reconciliations, under the direction of the Grants Manager. To qualify, the provided personnel must possess at least one year of accounting, bookkeeping, or related financial experience. Proposals are evaluated based on a scoring matrix with a total of 115 possible points. The contract requires the provider to be authorized to do business in Colorado and maintain financial solvency. Key compliance mandates include adherence to the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act, subpart C of 2 C.F.R. § 180 regarding debarment and suspension, and specific technology accessibility standards such as WCAG Level AA. Contractors must follow strict confidentiality protocols, prohibiting unauthorized third-party disclosures and lobbying of government agencies. Invoicing must be submitted by the 15th of each month for the prior month's work, and payment for any duration beyond the current fiscal year is contingent upon the continued availability of funding.