Maxwell Sarpong is a Contracting Officer at Millennium Challenge Corporation. Maxwell is associated with 53 contracts. Millennium Challenge Corporation has $65,294,882 in total awards. Activity spans Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services, All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, and Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services.
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The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) is seeking audit services to support Accountable Entities and foreign organizations that lack access to Independent Public Accounting firms, ensuring compliance with U.S. Government Auditing Standards (GAGAS) and other applicable financial and programmatic requirements. This request is issued under solicitation number 95332426K0004, with responses due by June 15, 2026, and is categorized as a sources-sought notice under NAICS code 541211. The contract structure includes a base period and five optional audit periods, each tied to a specific audit cycle, with Option 5 specifically designated for a 120-day Compact closure audit. The place of performance is formally recognized as Washington, D.C., though field audits will occur at the locations of the Accountable Entities or foreign Implementing Entities. The Auditor must maintain strict independence, adhere to GAGAS Chapter 6, and follow MCC’s Internal Review Process for Financial Audit Deliverables, ensuring findings are quantified, properly documented, and reported regardless of correction status. All audit deliverables—including an Audit Planning Document, Draft Audit Report, Management Letter, and Final Audit Report—must be submitted in English and are subject to MCC’s formal No Objection process prior to completion and payment.
The Auditor is required to field a team of at least four Key Professional Personnel, including an Engagement Partner with a minimum of 15 years of experience and five years in a senior role, an Audit Manager/Team Leader with at least 10 years of experience, and two additional auditors, all of whom must be members of internationally recognized accounting bodies such as CPA, CA, or ACCA. The Engagement Partner must possess demonstrated experience auditing multimillion-dollar programs and exhibit excellent English communication skills. Auditors must retain all audit documentation for five years and make it immediately available upon MCC’s request, with failure to comply potentially resulting in exclusion from future opportunities. Mandatory Entrance and Exit Conferences are required for each audit to clarify scope and ensure transparency. The Auditor may be called upon to provide additional on-call audits of Covered Providers or Grantees under pre-established contract rates. MCC emphasizes stringent asset accountability, requiring all assets funded by MCC to be properly marked according to agreement requirements; failure to do so may result in questioned costs. While no specific contracting type is designated, offerors are tasked with recommending an appropriate structure. The Solicitation does not specify contract value, payment offices, or invoicing systems,
Millennium Challenge CorporationDC,
20005,
USA
NAICS
541211
Offices of Certified Public Accountants
PSC
R704
Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services
The Millennium Challenge Corporation is acquiring qualified transportation fringe benefit parking services for eligible employees at its Washington, DC headquarters through a sole-source contract awarded to Penn Parking Incorporated, the exclusive operator of the Franklin Court garage beneath the building. This acquisition is justified under FAR 6.302-1 and 41 U.S.C. 3304(a)(1), as market research confirmed Penn Parking is the only provider with sufficient available parking spaces within walking distance and at a comparable price to other facilities in the area, and no other sources expressed interest. The contract provides guaranteed access to 105 parking spaces for MCC personnel under IRS Section 5-B regulations governing qualified transportation fringe benefits, with pricing structured at $255 per month per space for the initial years and increasing to $300 per month in later option periods. The period of performance spans from March 1, 2026, through April 30, 2037, including 11 option years aligned with the MCC lease agreement, resulting in a total estimated contract value of $3,868,200. The contract is firm-fixed price, with no other evaluation factors, competition, or proposal submission criteria applicable due to the sole-source nature of the award. No packaging, inspection, or quality standards beyond compliance with federal transportation benefit rules are specified, and no representations or certifications from the contractor are documented. The contracting action is administered by the Department of Administration and Finance, Administrative Services Division, with no identified payment office, invoicing system, or COR/COTR assigned, and all justifications, including the absence of reasonable competition barriers, have been formally certified by MCC leadership.
The Millennium Challenge Corporation has entered into a non-competitive superseding lease agreement for office space located at 1099 14th St., NW, Washington, DC. This action, identified by solicitation number AAF-PR-24-0114, establishes a new 10-year term and reduces the total leased area from 111,373 rentable square feet to 83,105 rentable square feet. The award was made without full and open competition because previous market research and a special notice failed to identify an economically advantageous alternative to the current lessor.
A comprehensive cost-benefit analysis conducted in July 2024 determined that remaining in the current facility avoids significant duplication of costs associated with relocation. By negotiating a superseding lease rather than moving to a new location, the agency expects to achieve a net present value savings of approximately 10.3 million dollars. The procurement is managed by the Millennium Challenge Corporation office in Washington, DC, under NAICS code 53.
The Millennium Challenge Corporation awarded a time-and-materials IDIQ contract for MCC CGM Acquisition Support Services to Nakapuna Services LLC on September 30, 2024. This contract has a total ceiling value of 33,000,000 dollars and was performed in Washington, DC.
The award was the result of a competitive 8(a) set-aside solicitation posted on SAM.gov, which attracted 62 proposals. The government utilized a best value trade-off methodology, evaluating both price and non-price factors to select the offeror that provided the most advantageous solution.
Millennium Challenge CorporationWashington,
DC,
20005,
USA
NAICS
541611
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
PSC
R497
Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services
The Millennium Challenge Corporation has issued solicitation 95332424Q0050 for Interior Architect Design Services to support the relocation of its headquarters in Washington, DC. This Time and Materials contract features a 36-month period of performance and encompasses a comprehensive scope of work including programming, test-fits, space planning, and construction administration. The procurement is set aside for Women-Owned Small Businesses and Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Businesses under NAICS code 541310.
Under the terms of the agreement, the Architect maintains full responsibility for the coordination, completeness, and accuracy of all drawings and design documents used on the project, including those produced by consultants or third parties. All submissions must strictly comply with applicable codes, ordinances, regulations, laws, and statutes. Amendment 001, effective June 4, 2024, further clarifies the project scope, award timelines, and pricing structures through formal responses to vendor inquiries.
Millennium Challenge CorporationWashington,
DC,
20005,
USA
