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The Financial and Business Support (FABS) requirement is a follow-on requirement to the current BAFM-3 Task Order.

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The Financial and Business Support (FABS) contract is a follow-on requirement to the existing BAFM-3 task order, designed to maintain and continue specialized contractor support services for the FAA. The primary objective is to provide the Communications, Information, and Network Program (CINP) with the technical expertise, resources, and administrative support necessary to manage its business and financial operations effectively. The successful contractor must possess a deep understanding of FAA enterprise communications services and systems, demonstrating the ability to address complex strategic and tactical challenges related to CINP services. The scope of work is divided into seven distinct functional areas, ranging from program and contract management to budget planning, formulation, and execution. Additionally, the contract covers customer funds management, business process development, program-level business management support, and the financial management of new initiatives. This requirement is designated as an 8(a) set-aside under the Department of Transportation, specifically targeting small businesses within the management consulting industry.

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8(a) set-aside contract providing financial and business support services for FAA CINP operations.

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

Place of Performance

DC, USA

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8A

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AgencyDepartment of Transportation → FAA - FAA National Headquarters
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The objective of the FABS contract is to maintain and continue the existing BAFM-3 contractor support services. FABS contractor must have a wide-ranging and detailed understanding of and experience of the FAA enterprise communications services and systems. The required capabilities and services to be performed by the FABS contractor include the ability to assess, communicate, and work to solve complex challenges related to CINP services from both strategic and tactical perspectives. The objective of this contract is to provide CINP with the necessary resources, technical expertise, and program/administrative support to effectively manage CINP business, and financial resources. Support is required for the following areas: • Task 1 – Program and Contract Management • Task 2 – Budget Planning and Formulation • Task 3 – Budget Execution and Tracking • Task 4 – Customer Funds Management and Tracking • Task 5 – Business Process Development and Management • Task 6 –Program Level Business Management Support • Task 7 –New Initiatives Business and Financial Management

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