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Water System Managerial & Financial (TMF) Consulting

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Circuit Rider Set-Aside Technical Assistant/Consultant

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AgencyMississippi → Local Governments and Rural Water Systems Improvement Board
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Provides managerial and financial capacity support for prime contractors on Mississippi State Department of Health projects to ensure small water systems are sustainably operated and funded. Performs financial auditing, review, and managerial guidance for system administration using financial modeling tools and regulatory compliance checklists. Requires professional accounting or business management certifications. Delivers financial/managerial reports and improved administrative capacity.

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