Federal Supply Schedule 47QREA23D002B

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Federal Acquisition Service

Authorized Federal Supply Schedule FSS Price List

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Multiple Award Schedule

FSC Group: Professional Services FSC Class: R408

Contract number: 47QREA23D002B

Contract period: 6/2/2023 – 6/1/2028

McNeal Professional Services, Inc.

1595 Big Shanty Dr NW

Kennesaw, GA 30144-3605 Phone: (770) 218-2000 www.mcnealpro.com

Contract administration source (if different from preceding entry).

Leslie McNeal Email: Leslie.mcnealpro.com

Business size: Small

For more information on ordering go to the following website: https://www.gsa.gov/schedules.

Price list current as of Modification #PS-0009 effective [04/23/2025]

Prices Shown Herein are Net (discount deducted) http://www.mcnealpro.com/

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

1a. Table of awarded special item number(s) with appropriate cross-reference to item descriptions and awarded price(s).

SINs Recovery SIN Title 541110 541110RC Professional Legal Services 541219 541219RC Budget and Financial Management Services 541380 541380RC Testing Laboratory Services 541430 541430RC Graphic Design Services 541511 541511RC Web Based Marketing 54151HEAL 54151HEALRC Health Information Technology Services 541611 541611RC Management and Financial Consulting, Acquisition and Grants Management Support, and Business Program and Project Management Services

541611LIT 541611LITRC Litigation Support Solutions 541611O 541611ORC Office Management Needs Assessment and

Analysis Services 541614 541614RC Deployment, Distribution and Transportation

Services 541820 541820RC Public Relations Services 541910 541910RC Marketing Research and Analysis 541990 541990RC All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical

Services (Non-IT) 561110 561110RC Office Administrative Services 541211 541211RC Auditing Services 561320 561320RC Temporary Staffing

OLM OLMSTLOC /

OLMRC

Order-Level Materials (OLMs)

1b. Identification of the lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model for each special item number awarded in the contract. This price is the Government price based on a unit of one, exclusive of any quantity/dollar volume, prompt payment, or any other concession affecting price. Those contracts that have unit prices based on the geographic location of the customer, should show the range of the lowest price, and cite the areas to which the prices apply. See Page 4

1c. If the Contractor is proposing hourly rates, a description of all corresponding commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services shall be provided. If hourly rates are not applicable, indicate “Not applicable” for this item. See Page 4

2. Maximum order:

SINs Maximum Order 541110 $1,000,000 541219 $1,000,000 541380 $250,000 541430 $1,000,000 541511 $1,000,000

54151HEAL $500,000

541611 $1,000,000

541611LIT $1,000,000

541611O $1,000,000 541614 $1,000,000 541820 $1,000,000 541910 $1,000,000 541990 $1,000,000 561110 $1,000,000 541211 $1,000,000 561320 $250,000

OLM $250,000

3. Minimum order: $100

4. Geographic coverage (delivery area). Domestic

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country). Same as Company Address

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price. Government Net Prices (discounts already deducted.)

7. Quantity discounts. None

8. Prompt payment terms. Net 30 days. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions.

9. Foreign items (list items by country of origin). Not Applicable

10a. Time of delivery. (Contractor insert number of days.) Contact Contractor

10b. Expedited Delivery. Items available for expedited delivery are noted in this price list. Contact Contractor

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery. Contact Contractor

10d. Urgent Requirements. Contact Contractor

11. F.O.B. point(s). Destination

12a. Ordering address(es). Ordering Address

12b. Ordering procedures: See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-1 Ordering procedures for supplies and services not requiring a statement of work, FAR 8.405-2 Ordering procedures for services requiring a statement of work and FAR 8.405-3 Blanket purchase agreements (BPAs).

13. Payment address(es). Payment Address

14. Warranty provision. Standard Commercial Warranty Terms & Conditions

15. Export packing charges, if applicable. Not Applicable

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair (if applicable). Not Applicable

17. Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable). Not Applicable

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices (if applicable). Not Applicable

18b. Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable). Not Applicable

19. List of service and distribution points (if applicable). Not Applicable

20. List of participating dealers (if applicable). Not Applicable

21. Preventive maintenance (if applicable). Not Applicable

22a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants). Not Applicable

22b. If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available for the information and communications technology (ICT) products and services and show where full details can be found (e.g.

contractor’s website or other location.) ICT accessibility standards can be found at:

https://www.Section508.gov/. Not Applicable

23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number. CE9HAPWCZL58

24. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management (SAM) database. Contractor registered and active in SAM

SIN/SIN(s) Proposed Labor

Category/Service Title

Labor Category/Service Description Minimum Education

Minimum Years of

Experience (Must be a whole number cannot be a range)

Price Offered to GSA (including IFF)

541611 Contract Specialist I

Duties of the Contract Specialist work on actions with minimal to low difficulty are as follows:

• planning the procurement action

• determining the type of contract that best meets the requirement

• developing special clauses

• terms and conditions

• determining sources to be solicited

• evaluating proposals

• conducting price/cost analysis

• recommending and preparing awards for execution by the contracting officer

• monitoring contract performance

• provide assistance to the contracting officer when negotiating any contract modifications as needed and performing close-outs

1.1.1.1 PRE-AWARD: With supervisory oversight, provides guidance and technical assistance to base personnel who are involved in planning and developing specifications, descriptions, and performance work statements. Functions may include acquisition planning, preparing a synopsis, solicitation preparation (oral or written request for quotes, request for proposals), market research/analysis. Reviews, and evaluates requests for acquisition; analyzes requirements; determines adequacy and completeness of requests. Recommends and makes revisions.

Recommends or decides on the types of solicitation and contract.

Reviews justifications for noncompetitive acquisitions and other required determinations and prepares necessary documentation. Issue solicitations and conduct pre-solicitation conferences. Works with technical personnel and contracting officers to develop negotiation strategies. Prepares and issues supporting documents.

1.1.1.2 AWARD: With supervisory oversight, utilizes the Standard Procurement System (SPS) to award simplified acquisitions, commercial awards and non-commercial awards. Prepares abstracts and verify Central Contractor Registration (CCR). For negotiated agreements, meets with potential offerors to develop and/or modify requirement statements. Conducts any necessary conferences to discuss, develop, or revise offer received; performs price or cost analysis; develops and effects persuasive acquisition strategies so as to convince those initially opposed to agree to contractual positions. For negotiated contracts recommends award prepares final award documents to include appropriate standard clauses and special provisions. Secures all regulatory clearances. Documents reason for decision and justify basis for award.

1.1.1.3. POST AWARD: With supervisory oversight, performs contract administration; maintain contract files, process contractor invoices in a timely manner, interprets contractor performance for compliance with terms and conditions of contracts and ensures timely submission of progress reports and material submittals. Conducts site visits and labor checks for detecting and correcting labor standards violations, taking appropriate action to expedite delivery or performance when required by mission changes. Writes justification for additional funds request.

Prepares contract modifications caused by changes in technical requirements, in quantities, and similar issues. Analyzes price and cost elements of the proposed change(s) and obtains audit when required.

Prepares negotiation memoranda to explain rationale and methods used in arriving at the final settlement and prepares full documentation for cases requiring formal review. Prepares replies to Request for High School 1 $108.80

Information under FOIA and other inquiries. Briefs the contracting officer on potential issues arising under contracts. Prepares extensions of delivery schedules, price adjustments, labor hours, modifications to the contract, and similar agreements. Prepares determinations and findings of facts relative to negotiations and pricing actions. Coordinates contractor's requests for deviations with buying or requiring activities, and makes recommendations. Recommends issuing cure or show-cause notices when the contractor is not in compliance with contract provisions. Investigates circumstances to determine alternative courses of action, such as extension of delivery schedules for consideration flowing to government. Reviews completed official contract files to determine that all file documents are signed, that there are no litigation actions pending, and that the contract is complete in every respect and ready to close. Evaluates contractors past performance consistent with terms and conditions of the requirements. Documents the award process and briefs offerors on the status of their proposals.

1.1.1.4. COMMUNICATION: With supervisory oversight, provides

business advice and guidance to others on contracting work and prepares correspondence. Represents the interest of the organization in a professional manner in meetings and various contacts outside the agency on a variety of issues that often are not well-defined. Provides advice, guidance, and assistance to installation technical or program personnel, sales representatives, local suppliers, functional commanders and/or contractors on acquisition and business-related issues. Assists in providing training to contractors and customers on contractual language, legal responsibilities, and opportunities. Prepares letters, memoranda, documents, or reports that support contractual actions or recommendations. Researches and recommends appropriate action or interpretation of issues. Updates status reports and brief contract status when required to the appropriate level within and outside the agency on a routine basis.

1.1.1.5. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: The work to be performed may not be limited to the specific duties listed above. The contractor may also be required to perform other contracting related duties as identified by the contracting officer or representative.

1.1.2. Duties of the Contract Specialist are as follows:

• Assists other Contract Specialists and Contracting Officer with soliciting oral and written quotes

• Performs Market Research for purchasing supplies, equipment, and services

• Performs Post Award Follow-ups and Contract Close-outs

• Prepares and processes correspondence and substantiating documents pertaining to procurement actions

• Performs general administrative assistant duties and orderly room functions that require extensive computational skills

• Tracks suspense’s

• Inputs information into the Defense Travel System and Wing Operation Center Network as well as other databases

1.2.10. EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING FOR CONTRACT

SPECIALIST: Desired Bachelor's Degree or completion of at least 24 semester hours in any combination of the following fields: accounting, business, finance, law, contracts, purchasing, economics, industrial management, marketing, quantitative methods, or organization and management.

1.2.10.1. A minimum of one (1) year of experience in pre award, award or post award functions in contracting is required. It is desired that personnel have some operational contracting experience and can perform construction and services contracting functions.

1.2.10.2. Desired: Completion of Level I Acquisition Professional Development Program or commercial equivalency; completion of introductory contracting, contract pricing or contract administration classes.

541611 Contract Specialist

II

Experience: 2 yrs. Minimum High School Diploma Duties of the Contract Specialist work on actions with medium or High School 2 $118.13 intermediate difficulty are as follows:

• planning the procurement action

• determining the type of contract that best meets the requirement

• developing special clauses

• terms and conditions

• determining sources to be solicited

• evaluating proposals

• conducting price/cost analysis

• recommending and preparing awards for execution by the contracting officer

• monitoring contract performance

• provide assistance to the contracting officer when negotiating any contract modifications as needed and performing close-outs

1.1.1.3 PRE-AWARD: With minimal oversight, provides guidance and technical assistance to base personnel who are involved in planning and developing specifications, descriptions, and performance work statements. Functions may include acquisition planning, preparing a synopsis, solicitation preparation (oral or written request for quotes, request for proposals), market research/analysis. Reviews, and evaluates requests for acquisition; analyzes requirements; determines adequacy and completeness of requests. Recommends and makes revisions.

Recommends or decides on the types of solicitation and contract.

Reviews justifications for noncompetitive acquisitions and other required determinations and prepares necessary documentation. Issue solicitations and conduct pre-solicitation conferences. Works with technical personnel and contracting officers to develop negotiation strategies. Prepares and issues supporting documents.

1.1.1.4 AWARD: With minimal oversight, utilizes the Standard

Procurement System (SPS) to award simplified acquisitions, commercial awards and non-commercial awards. Prepares abstracts and verify Central Contractor Registration (CCR). For negotiated agreements, meets with potential offerors to develop and/or modify requirement statements. Conducts any necessary conferences to discuss, develop, or revise offer received; performs price or cost analysis; develops and effects persuasive acquisition strategies so as to convince those initially opposed to agree to contractual positions. For negotiated contracts recommends award prepares final award documents to include appropriate standard clauses and special provisions. Secures all regulatory clearances. Documents reason for decision and justify basis for award.

1.1.1.3. POST AWARD: With minimal oversight, performs contract administration; maintain contract files, process contractor invoices in a timely manner, interprets contractor performance for compliance with terms and conditions of contracts and ensures timely submission of progress reports and material submittals. Conducts site visits and labor checks for detecting and correcting labor standards violations, taking appropriate action to expedite delivery or performance when required by mission changes. Writes justification for additional funds request.

Prepares contract modifications caused by changes in technical requirements, in quantities, and similar issues. Analyzes price and cost elements of the proposed change(s) and obtains audit when required.

Prepares negotiation memoranda to explain rationale and methods used in arriving at the final settlement and prepares full documentation for cases requiring formal review. Prepares replies to Request for Information under FOIA and other inquiries. Briefs the contracting officer on potential issues arising under contracts. Prepares extensions of delivery schedules, price adjustments, labor hours, modifications to the contract, and similar agreements. Prepares determinations and findings of facts relative to negotiations and pricing actions. Coordinates contractor's requests for deviations with buying or requiring activities, and makes recommendations. Recommends issuing cure or show-cause notices when the contractor is not in compliance with contract provisions. Investigates circumstances to determine alternative courses of action, such as extension of delivery schedules for consideration flowing to government. Reviews completed official contract files to determine that all file documents are signed, that there are no litigation actions pending, and that the contract is complete in every respect and ready to close. Evaluates contractors past performance consistent with terms and conditions of the requirements. Documents the award process and briefs offerors on the status of their proposals.

1.1.1.4. COMMUNICATION: With minimal oversight, provides business advice and guidance to others on contracting work and prepares correspondence. Represents the interest of the organization in a professional manner in meetings and various contacts outside the agency on a variety of issues that often are not well-defined. Provides advice, guidance, and assistance to installation technical or program personnel, sales representatives, local suppliers, functional commanders and/or contractors on acquisition and business-related issues. Assists in providing training to contractors and customers on contractual language, legal responsibilities, and opportunities. Prepares letters, memoranda, documents, or reports that support contractual actions or recommendations. Researches and recommends appropriate action or interpretation of issues. Updates status reports and brief contract status when required to the appropriate level within and outside the agency on a routine basis.

1.1.1.5. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: With minimal oversight, the work to be performed may not be limited to the specific duties listed above. The contractor may also be required to perform other contracting related duties as identified by the contracting officer or representative.

1.1.2. Duties of the Contract Specialist are as follows:

• Assists other Contract Specialists and Contracting Officer with soliciting oral and written quotes

• Performs Market Research for purchasing supplies, equipment, and services

• Performs Post Award Follow-ups and Contract Close-outs

• Prepares and processes correspondence and substantiating documents pertaining to procurement actions

• Performs general administrative assistant duties and orderly room functions that require extensive computational skills

• Tracks suspense’s

• Inputs information into the Defense Travel System and Wing Operation Center Network as well as other databases

1.2.10. EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING FOR CONTRACT

SPECIALIST: Desired Bachelor's Degree or completion of at least 24 semester hours in any combination of the following fields: accounting, business, finance, law, contracts, purchasing, economics, industrial management, marketing, quantitative methods, or organization and management.

1.2.10.1. A minimum of two (2) years of experience in pre award, award or post award functions in contracting is required. It is desired that personnel have some operational contracting experience and can perform construction and services contracting functions.

1.2.10.2. Desired: Completion of Level II Acquisition Professional Development Program or commercial equivalency; completion of introductory contracting, contract pricing or contract administration classes.

541611 Contract Specialist

III

Experience: 5 yrs. Minimum High School Diploma Duties of the Contract Specialist work on complex actions are as follows:

• planning the procurement action

• determining the type of contract that best meets the requirement

• developing special clauses

• terms and conditions High School 5 $125.89

• determining sources to be solicited

• evaluating proposals

• conducting price/cost analysis

• recommending and preparing awards for execution by the contracting officer

• monitoring contract performance

• provide assistance to the contracting officer when negotiating any contract modifications as needed and performing close-outs

1.1.1.5 PRE-AWARD: With technical independence, provides guidance and technical assistance to base personnel who are involved in planning and developing specifications, descriptions, and performance work statements. Functions may include acquisition planning, preparing a synopsis, solicitation preparation (oral or written request for quotes, request for proposals), market research/analysis. Reviews, and evaluates requests for acquisition; analyzes requirements; determines adequacy and completeness of requests. Recommends and makes revisions.

Recommends or decides on the types of solicitation and contract.

Reviews justifications for noncompetitive acquisitions and other required determinations and prepares necessary documentation. Issue solicitations and conduct pre-solicitation conferences. Works with technical personnel and contracting officers to develop negotiation strategies. Prepares and issues supporting documents.

1.1.1.6 AWARD: With technical independence, utilizes the Standard Procurement System (SPS) to award simplified acquisitions, commercial awards and non-commercial awards. Prepares abstracts and verify Central Contractor Registration (CCR). For negotiated agreements, meets with potential offerors to develop and/or modify requirement statements. Conducts any necessary conferences to discuss, develop, or revise offer received; performs price or cost analysis; develops and effects persuasive acquisition strategies so as to convince those initially opposed to agree to contractual positions. For negotiated contracts recommends award prepares final award documents to include appropriate standard clauses and special provisions. Secures all regulatory clearances. Documents reason for decision and justify basis for award.

1.1.1.3. POST AWARD: With technical independence, performs contract administration; maintain contract files, process contractor invoices in a timely manner, interprets contractor performance for compliance with terms and conditions of contracts and ensures timely submission of progress reports and material submittals. Conducts site visits and labor checks for detecting and correcting labor standards violations, taking appropriate action to expedite delivery or performance when required by mission changes. Writes justification for additional funds request.

Prepares contract modifications caused by changes in technical requirements, in quantities, and similar issues. Analyzes price and cost elements of the proposed change(s) and obtains audit when required.

Prepares negotiation memoranda to explain rationale and methods used in arriving at the final settlement and prepares full documentation for cases requiring formal review. Prepares replies to Request for Information under FOIA and other inquiries. Briefs the contracting officer on potential issues arising under contracts. Prepares extensions of delivery schedules, price adjustments, labor hours, modifications to the contract, and similar agreements. Prepares determinations and findings of facts relative to negotiations and pricing actions. Coordinates contractor's requests for deviations with buying or requiring activities, and makes recommendations. Recommends issuing cure or show-cause notices when the contractor is not in compliance with contract provisions. Investigates circumstances to determine alternative courses of action, such as extension of delivery schedules for consideration flowing to government. Reviews completed official contract files to determine that all file documents are signed, that there are no litigation actions pending, and that the contract is complete in every respect and ready to close. Evaluates contractors past performance consistent with terms and conditions of the requirements. Documents the award process and briefs offerors on the status of their proposals.

1.1.1.4. COMMUNICATION: With technical independence, provides business advice and guidance to others on contracting work and prepares correspondence. Represents the interest of the organization in a professional manner in meetings and various contacts outside the agency on a variety of issues that often are not well-defined. Provides advice, guidance, and assistance to installation technical or program personnel, sales representatives, local suppliers, functional commanders and/or contractors on acquisition and business-related issues. Assists in providing training to contractors and customers on contractual language, legal responsibilities, and opportunities. Prepares letters, memoranda, documents, or reports that support contractual actions or recommendations. Researches and recommends appropriate action or interpretation of issues. Updates status reports and brief contract status when required to the appropriate level within and outside the agency on a routine basis.

1.1.1.5. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: With technical independence, the work to be performed may not be limited to the specific duties listed above. The contractor may also be required to perform other contracting related duties as identified by the contracting officer or representative.

1.1.2. Duties of the Contract Specialist are as follows:

• Assists other Contract Specialists and Contracting Officer with soliciting oral and written quotes

• Performs Market Research for purchasing supplies, equipment, and services

• Performs Post Award Follow-ups and Contract Close-outs prepares and processes correspondence and substantiating documents pertaining to procurement actions

• Performs general administrative assistant duties and orderly room functions that require extensive computative skills

• Tracks suspenses

• Inputs information into the Defense Travel System and Wing Operation Center Network as well as other databases

1.2.10. EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING FOR CONTRACT

SPECIALIST: Desired Bachelor's Degree or completion of at least 24 semester hours in any combination of the following fields: accounting, business, finance, law, contracts, purchasing, economics, industrial management, marketing, quantitative methods, or organization and management.

1.2.10.1. A minimum of five (5) years of experience in pre award, award or post award functions in contracting is required. It is desired that personnel have some operational contracting experience and can perform construction and services contracting functions.

1.2.10.2. Desired: Completion of Level III Acquisition Professional Development Program or commercial equivalency; completion of introductory contracting, contract pricing or contract administration classes.

541611

Acquisition Support Professional

5 Years experience. Minimum High School Diploma Provide support in reviewing and evaluating solicitation responses and preparing consensus documents. Conduct detailed research and analysis of alternatives. Conduct detailed research and analysis of technical cost data. Prepare any and all acquisition documentation, including Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCEs), cost/benefit analyses and analysis of alternatives, acquisition plans, development of solicitation packages, and preparation of supporting acquisition documentation.

Document and communicate objectives, plans, status, issues and risks in a timely manner to team members, stakeholders and senior management as part of overall program management support for engagements.

Provide integration, cost, scope, risk, communication management support for government program management. Provide integration, cost, scope, risk and communication management support for government program management. Matrix manages directors/managers from multiple departments to accomplish interdepartmental initiatives. High School 5 $121.81

Provides thought leadership to project analyses and process improvement activities. Creates a method of change management including ownership of a documentation library, communication plans, process training, etc. Responsible for complex program management tasks and development of standards and processes for scheduling, administration, and accounting. Assists with budget, staff, and other resources necessary to accomplish the goals and/or objectives of the program group/function. Responsible for acquiring follow-on business associated with assigned programs and for supporting new business development by leading proposals. Clearly documents and presents findings including creation of diagrams and procedure documentation. 5 years experience.

541611 Procurement Technician

1 year experience. Minimum High School Diploma Provide assistance in closing out Task Orders, Delivery Orders and Contracts in accordance with established close-out procedures. When all work on a project is completed, the various documents used to support the work that was performed must be closed and uncommitted, residual, or excess funds returned to the client.

--Audit support --Contract close-out support --Contractor Performance Assessment Report (CPAR) --Invoice processing and release of claims --Preparation of financial reconciliation and closeout modification --Preparation and submission of correspondence --Payment submissions and verification --Preparation and submission of updates to contract status reports --Record and file management High School 1 $76.13

541611 Strategic Planning Analyst I

3 years’ experience. Minimum Associates Degree

With minimal difficulty, provide technical assistance to the Program Management Officer (PMO Director, and to the senior staff in the areas of formulating the yearly operating budgets, developing budget trend analysis, drafting policy directives, managing special projects as requested by senior staff and performing other duties as assigned.

The contractor shall provide assistance, with minimal difficulty, to the Program Management Officer (PMO), the Policy Director and to the senior staff in the areas of formulating the yearly operating budgets, developing budget trends and analysis, drafting policy directives, managing special projects as requested by senior staff and performing other duties as assigned as follows:

• Performs basic functions in analyzing data, requesting responses to develop consolidated reports, and interpreting and applying.

• Identifies opportunities and recommends process improvements to budgetary processes, policies and procedures.

• Conduct trend analysis to develop a funding methodology for planning purposes.

• Provide assistance to the Program Management Official (PMO) in the preparing documentation narrative, didactic and graphic presentations, creating and validating various sources of internally and externally focused documents’

• Develops justifications and narrative description to support budget submissions and requests for program resources;

• Provides support to managers and program specialists in budget formulation process. Assembles and compiles background and historical data and documentation to assist in the development of budget justification;

• Independently prepares to link budgetary and program information to meet reporting requirements;

• Prepares a variety of recurring and special reports and presentation material covering the status of funds, expenses and obligations

• Provides analysis and advice on routine financial matters to organization staff Associates 3 $76.75

• Analyzes and evaluates on a quantitative/qualitative basis the effectiveness of program operations in meeting established goals and objectives;

• Analyzes management information;

• Analyzes new or modified program/management policies, goals or objectives;

• Other duties as assigned.

Technical Requirements – The contractor shall have experience in basic budgeting in the federal sector, excellent oral and written communication skills and analytical skills.

Deliverables – A monthly report that describes the requirements; accomplishments during the reporting period; significant events regarding the task order;

deliverables submitted or progress achieved; any current or anticipated problems and solutions proposed; and a brief summary of activity planned for the next report period.

541611 Strategic Planning Analyst II

4 years’ experience. Minimum Associates Degree

With medium to intermediate complexity, provide technical assistance to the Program Management Officer (PMO Director, and to the senior staff in the areas of formulating the yearly operating budgets, developing budget trend analysis, drafting policy directives, managing special projects as requested by senior staff and performing other duties as assigned.

The contractor shall provide assistance on actions with medium to intermediate complexity, to the Program Management Officer (PMO), the Policy Director and to the senior staff in the areas of formulating the yearly operating budgets, developing budget trends and analysis, drafting policy directives, managing special projects as requested by senior staff and performing other duties as assigned as follows:

• Performs intermediate-based functions in analyzing data, requesting responses to develop consolidated reports, and interpreting and applying;

• Identifies opportunities and recommends process improvements to budgetary processes, policies and procedures;

• Conduct trend analysis to develop a funding methodology for planning purposes;

• Provide assistance to the Program Management Official (PMO) in the preparing documentation narrative, didactic and graphic presentations, creating and validating various sources of internally and externally focused documents’

• Develops justifications and narrative description to support budget submissions and requests for program resources;

• Provides support to managers and program specialists in budget formulation process. Assembles and compiles background and historical data and documentation to assist in the development of budget justification;

• Independently prepares to link budgetary and program information to meet reporting requirements;

• Prepares a variety of recurring and special reports and presentation material covering the status of funds, expenses and obligations

• Provides analysis and advice on routine financial matters to organization staff

• Analyzes and evaluates on a quantitative/qualitative basis the effectiveness of program operations in meeting established goals and objectives;

• Analyzes management information; Associates 4 $85.27

• Analyzes new or modified program/management policies, goals or objectives;

• Other duties as assigned.

Technical Requirements – The contractor shall have experience in budget formulation in the federal sector, excellent oral and written communication skills and analytical skills.

Deliverables – A monthly report that describes the requirements; accomplishments during the reporting period; significant events regarding the task order;

deliverables submitted or progress achieved; any current or anticipated problems and solutions proposed; and a brief summary of activity planned for the next report period.

541611 Strategic Planning Analyst III

5 year’s experience. Minimum Associates Degree

With technical independence, provide complex technical assistance to the Program Management Officer (PMO Director, and to the senior staff in the areas of formulating the yearly operating budgets, developing budget trend analysis, drafting policy directives, managing special projects as requested by senior staff and performing other duties as assigned.

The contractor shall provide assistance to the Program Management Officer (PMO), the Policy Director and to the senior staff in the areas of formulating the yearly operating budgets, developing budget trends and analysis, drafting policy directives, managing special projects as requested by senior staff and performing other duties as assigned as follows:

• Performs complex functions in analyzing data, requesting responses to develop consolidated reports, and interpreting and applying;

• Identifies opportunities and recommends process improvements to budgetary processes, policies and procedures;

• Conduct trend analysis to develop a funding methodology for planning purposes;

• Provide assistance to the Program Management Official (PMO) in the preparing documentation narrative, didactic and graphic presentations, creating and validating various sources of internally and externally focused documents’

• Develops justifications and narrative description to support budget submissions and requests for program resources;

• Provides support to managers and program specialists in budget formulation process. Assembles and compiles background and historical data and documentation to assist in the development of budget justification;

• Independently prepares to link budgetary and program information to meet reporting requirements;

• Prepares a variety of recurring and special reports and presentation material covering the status of funds, expenses and obligations

• Provides analysis and advice on routine financial matters to organization staff

• Analyzes and evaluates on a quantitative/qualitative basis the effectiveness of program operations in meeting established goals and objectives;

• Analyzes management information;

• Analyzes new or modified program/management policies, goals or objectives;

• Other duties as assigned.

Technical Requirements – The contractor shall have experience in budget formulation in the federal Associates 5 $93.79 sector, excellent oral and written communication skills and analytical skills.

541219, 541611 Financial Analyst

Perform financial work including interpretation and processing of entitlements and payments, maintenance of various administrative and financial records and files.

Perform financial work of the Project independently and exercise a high degree of judgement within established financial rules and regulations, circulars, manuals and other written instruction. Process and analyze a variety of transactions of the Project while monitoring the availability of funds and matching data to different accounts. Assist in the preparation/revision of budgets applicable to staff and recurring expenditures and maintain necessary budgetary control records.

Education Accounting degree or equivalent experience. Experience with accounting processes. Working level knowledge of Microsoft Office tools (ie: MS Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Access)Team player with good verbal and written communication skills. Experience with process improvements preferred. Accounting/finance degree preferred. Bachelors 3 $175.63

541219, 541611 Budget Analyst

Provide leadership for all phases of budget services, including budget preparation, formulation, presentation, execution and financial management policy. Budget analysts consolidate data for the presentation of the budget and provide a viable overview of the financial status of operations. They maintain accounting records and analyze funds to identify possible trends which may result in surplus or shortage of funds. Budget analysts are responsible for evaluating the relationships between major program changes and the financial status of organizations, ensuring adequate funds for program coverage, and preparing reports, forms and schedules. They provide financial advice to management officials for proper program planning and effective decision-making. This work requires knowledge of the concepts, practices, laws and regulations which apply to budgeting for programs and services, including knowledge of Office of Management and Budget (OMB) regulations and policies, as well knowledge of the process and procedures in which budgets are developed, transmitted, presented, examined by OMB, and reviewed by Congress.

An Associates or Four year degree in Accounting or Finance, CPA preferred. Three years in accounting environment, with experience in general ledger production, month end closing processes, financial statement preparation and budget preparation and analysis. Advanced knowledge of excel. Strong understanding of general ledger. Associates 2 $66.36

541380, 541990 Biologist I

The Biologist I will work on actions with minimal to low difficulty and have at least one (1) year experience in in microbiology, molecular biology, immunology or relevant science field such as manufacturing, quality analytics, biotechnology research and development and other relevant research program experience including, but not limited to the following: One year of experience working with cell biology, Experience in flow cytometry, Ability to independently plan, develop, implement, and manage all experiments and protocols under study, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced cell counting, and cell viability assessment procedures based on cell counting devices from different manufacturers, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced flow cytometry procedures such as instrument start up and performance characteristics (QC/QA), cell staining, sample acquisition, Design gating strategies and data analysis using various software, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced bioassays to quantify cell viability and cell function. Keep abreast of pertinent literature and incorporate appropriate concepts and techniques into research activities and experiments. Collect, record, organize, and analyze experimental data. Summarize progress for presentation at Branch and Division meetings and at research conferences and submit results for publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Aid in general maintenance of the flow cytometry and cell counting instruments by working with other members of staff to keep the laboratory a safe and clean working environment and replenishing used supplies from stocks as needed. Maintain thorough and complete Bachelors 1 $59.78 government-owned records of experiments, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and data in hard copy laboratory notebooks, as well as in electronic versions made available to the PI and other individuals in the laboratory. Study the origins, behavior, diseases, genetics, and life processes of animals and wildlife. May specialize in wildlife research and management, including the collection and analysis of biological data to determine the environmental effects of present and potential use of land and water areas. Master's or doctoral degree required.

541380, 541990 Biologist II

The Biologist II will work on actions with medium or intermediate difficulty and have at least two (2) years experience in in microbiology, molecular biology, immunology or relevant science field such as manufacturing, quality analytics, biotechnology research and development and other relevant research program experience including, but not limited to the following: One year of experience working with cell biology, Experience in flow cytometry, Ability to independently plan, develop, implement, and manage all experiments and protocols under study, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced cell counting, and cell viability assessment procedures based on cell counting devices from different manufacturers, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced flow cytometry procedures such as instrument start up and performance characteristics (QC/QA), cell staining, sample acquisition, Design gating strategies and data analysis using various software, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced bioassays to quantify cell viability and cell function. Keep abreast of pertinent literature and incorporate appropriate concepts and techniques into research activities and experiments. Collect, record, organize, and analyze experimental data. Summarize progress for presentation at Branch and Division meetings and at research conferences and submit results for publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Aid in general maintenance of the flow cytometry and cell counting instruments by working with other members of staff to keep the laboratory a safe and clean working environment and replenishing used supplies from stocks as needed. Maintain thorough and complete government-owned records of experiments, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and data in hard copy laboratory notebooks, as well as in electronic versions made available to the PI and other individuals in the laboratory. Study the origins, behavior, diseases, genetics, and life processes of animals and wildlife. May specialize in wildlife research and management, including the collection and analysis of biological data to determine the environmental effects of present and potential use of land and water areas. Master's or doctoral degree required. Study the origins, behavior, diseases, genetics, and life processes of animals and wildlife. Bachelors 2 $74.04

541380, 541990 Biologist III

The Biologist III will work on complex actions and have at least three (3) years experience in in microbiology, molecular biology, immunology or relevant science field such as manufacturing, quality analytics, biotechnology research and development and other relevant research program experience including, but not limited to the following: One year of experience working with cell biology, Experience in flow cytometry, Ability to independently plan, develop, implement, and manage all experiments and protocols under study, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced cell counting, and cell viability assessment procedures based on cell counting devices from different manufacturers, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced flow cytometry procedures such as instrument start up and performance characteristics (QC/QA), cell staining, sample acquisition, Design gating strategies and data analysis using various software, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced bioassays to quantify cell viability and cell function. Keep abreast of pertinent literature and incorporate appropriate concepts and techniques into research activities and experiments. Collect, record, organize, and analyze experimental data. Summarize progress for presentation at Branch and Division meetings and at research conferences and submit results for publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Aid in general maintenance of the flow cytometry and cell counting instruments by working with other members of staff to keep Masters 3 $92.00 the laboratory a safe and clean working environment and replenishing used supplies from stocks as needed. Maintain thorough and complete government-owned records of experiments, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and data in hard copy laboratory notebooks, as well as in electronic versions made available to the PI and other individuals in the laboratory. Study the origins, behavior, diseases, genetics, and life processes of animals and wildlife. May specialize in wildlife research and management, including the collection and analysis of biological data to determine the environmental effects of present and potential use of land and water areas. Master's or doctoral degree required. Study the origins, behavior, diseases, genetics, and life processes of animals and wildlife.

541380, 541990 Biologist IV

The Biologist IV will provides oversight with technical independence on complex actions and have at least five (5) years experience in in microbiology, molecular biology, immunology or relevant science field such as manufacturing, quality analytics, biotechnology research and development and other relevant research program experience including, but not limited to the following: One year of experience working with cell biology, Experience in flow cytometry, Ability to independently plan, develop, implement, and manage all experiments and protocols under study, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced cell counting, and cell viability assessment procedures based on cell counting devices from different manufacturers, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced flow cytometry procedures such as instrument start up and performance characteristics (QC/QA), cell staining, sample acquisition, Design gating strategies and data analysis using various software, Perform, with technical independence, basic and advanced bioassays to quantify cell viability and cell function. Keep abreast of pertinent literature and incorporate appropriate concepts and techniques into research activities and experiments. Collect, record, organize, and analyze experimental data. Summarize progress for presentation at Branch and Division meetings and at research conferences and submit results for publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Aid in general maintenance of the flow cytometry and cell counting instruments by working with other members of staff to keep the laboratory a safe and clean working environment and replenishing used supplies from stocks as needed. Maintain thorough and complete government-owned records of experiments, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and data in hard copy laboratory notebooks, as well as in electronic versions made available to the PI and other individuals in the laboratory.