The federal transit administration, office of civil rights is seeking contract support services to conduct compliance reviews for TED (title VI, title VII (EEO), disadvantaged business enterprises…

The Federal Transit Administration's Office of Civil Rights awarded a delivery order valued at $84,743.24 to Milligan & Company LLC, a minority-owned, veteran-owned small disadvantaged business based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Under this contract, Milligan & Company will provide compliance review support services to conduct comprehensive examinations of transit agencies and FTA grantees' adherence to Title VI, Title VII Equal Employment Opportunity, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) programs, and DBE Unified Certification Programs. The work will encompass operational reviews, oversight analysis, and policy/practice evaluations, with deliverables including in-depth reports detailing areas of compliance and noncompliance with Department of Transportation regulations and FTA guidance. The contract was awarded on June 1, 2015, with an ultimate completion date of March 16, 2018, and no small business set-aside designation was used.

This delivery order represents a continuation of Milligan & Company's specialized work supporting the FTA's oversight mission. The firm has established itself as a primary provider of compliance and technical assistance services to the transportation sector, with extensive experience conducting similar reviews, audits, and assessments of transit agencies nationwide. Milligan & Company's federal contract portfolio demonstrates deep expertise in DBE compliance, triennial reviews, procurement system assessments, and grant recipient evaluations, positioning the company as a trusted vendor for the FTA's compliance and oversight initiatives in the transportation sector.

The federal transit administration, office of civil rights is seeking contract support services to conduct compliance reviews for TED (title VI, title VII (EEO), disadvantaged business enterprises (DBE) programs and DBE unified certification programs (UCP)) and prepare in-depth corresponding reports detailing areas where the recipients have conformed or are noncompliant with DOT regulations and/or FTA guidance. The compliance reviews shall involve elements of operations, oversight, and policy/practice review and analysis. TCR is requesting that ACQ post an RFP and award an IDIQ contract for this requirement. The following attached documents are for acquisition's review: SOW, igce, market research report, acquisition plan, determination and findings, evaluation factors and technical evaluation criteria and small business program form 4250.