HQMC DC P&R B&E Financial Management Support Services

The United States Marine Corps is preparing to procure financial management support services for the Deputy Commandant Programs and Resources Budget and Execution Division under a Woman-Owned Small Business set-aside, with solicitation anticipated on or before June 10, 2026. The procurement will be issued via the GSA OASIS+ contract vehicle.

Work is performed primarily at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., with secondary performance at the contractor's facility and potential overseas performance in Japan. Services encompass technical, administrative, and professional support for sustainment, improvement, and optimization of HQMC fiscal execution business processes across multiple financial systems including Defense Agencies Initiative, Program Budget Information System, Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition/Oracle Analytics Server, Access Request Management Service, Marine Corps Funding Authorization Document, Work Year Personnel Cost, Total Force Structure Management System, Human Resources Link, and Advancing Analytics. The contract spans seven primary task areas: Financial Execution Level Data Management, Analysis, and Reporting Support; Field Level Execution Monitoring and Corrections Support; Current Year Operational Support; OBIEE/OAS Financial Reporting Development; Treasury USSGL and USMC Financial Statement Interface Support; Civilian Personnel Data Analysis and Reporting; and Advanced Training Support.

The estimated period of performance is 60 months, consisting of a 6-month base period, four 12-month option periods, and potential extension of up to 6 additional months. Annual workload is estimated at approximately 15,296 labor hours with an annual travel budget of $20,000. Key personnel must include a Program Manager with 9+ years in business consulting or financial management and 4+ years managing such efforts, a Senior Level Financial Analyst with 10+ years federal financial management experience, and a Junior Level Financial Analyst with 6+ years federal financial management experience. Personnel must obtain Common Access Cards and facility badges; the contractor must provide MCEN-compliant computers. Class Deviation 2021-O0008, Revision 1 regarding Limitations on Subcontracting for Small Business applies. Contact: Contract Specialist Adam Cole (adam.cole@usmc.mil) and Contracting Officer David Godfrey (david.godfrey@usmc.mil) at MCICOM, Arlington, VA 22204.