IRS-audit_services

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Office of the Chief Financial Officer is conducting market research through this Request for Information (RFI) to identify prospective sources capable of providing professional financial management, financial systems, and audit support services. The procurement encompasses six integrated task areas: financial accounting and reporting, financial management systems support, CFO financial management support, task order management, and transition-in/transition-out activities, with primary work performed on-site at IRS facilities in Washington, DC and Lanham, MD. Key qualifications include expertise in designing and implementing federal accounting practices within SAP modules, experience with the Integrated Financial System (IFS) operating on SAP ECC suite on HANA in a private cloud environment, and proficiency in G-Invoicing business processes and systems monitoring. The government is conducting early-stage market research to determine the optimal solicitation approach, including mandatory source evaluation and contract vehicle options, with responses intended to inform future procurement strategy rather than commit to an award. Respondents must submit 16-page maximum responses (15 substantive pages plus cover page) by 11:59pm Eastern on February 6, 2026, to RYAN.M.DOLAN@IRS.GOV, with the RFI posted January 5, 2026.

This pre-solicitation notice includes no set-aside designation. Integrated Finance & Accounting is identified as the incumbent contractor, though the government has indicated the future PWS scope may be narrower than current work. The government has not disclosed a specific award value or budget range but is actively seeking budgetary and rate information from respondents to establish an Independent Government Cost Estimate. The requirement involves approximately 350-400 annual deliverables and 100+ data calls annually, with surge staffing anticipated September through November for fiscal year-end and GAO audit support. The contract will feature a 12-month base period with four optional periods, and Public Trust clearance is required for all contractor personnel. The IRS's Integrated Financial System will be retired upon transition to Treasury's OneFM consolidated financial system in 2027/2028, with only required maintenance updates to be performed until that transition occurs.