Financial Management Support Services

The National Science Foundation (NSF) is seeking contractor support for its Division of Financial Management (DFM) to assist in financial management accounting and reporting, improving accounting processes, sustaining compliance with federal accounting principles, supporting annual financial audits, and providing financial analytic assistance. The contractor will also assist with financial systems support and analysis, including drafting and delivering templates, reports, and project management plans, maintaining and updating project timelines, and assisting with the implementation of the next generation financial system. The expected value of the contract is $10 million or more, with the solicitation expected to be posted on or about May 25, 2023.

List of services to be provided by the contractor:

1. Financial management accounting and reporting
2. Improving accounting and reporting information and processes
3. Sustaining NSF’s compliance with federal generally accepted accounting principles and other federal financial regulatory guidance
4. Supporting DFM’s accounting operations and NSF’s annual financial statement audit and internal control assessment processes
5. Drafting agency financial statements and footnotes, as well as underlying documentation and schedules
6. Assisting DFM with other financial management services that arise from the annual audit process, operational reviews, internal initiatives, continuous improvement efforts, and external requirements
7. Providing financial analytic assistance, research, presentation, and documentation for DFM management
8. Assisting with financial systems support and analysis
9. Drafting and delivering templates, analyses, reports, and project management plans
10. Maintaining and updating financial systems project timelines
11. Monitoring and tracking requests for functional and technical assistance, and generating performance metrics for NSF management review
12. Assisting with identifying and documenting systems requirements and other full life cycle activities necessary to implement the next generation financial system.