John M. Ferrone Management Consulting, Inc.

John M. Ferrone Management Consulting, Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Hastings, Nebraska, provides strategic facilitation, management consulting, and project management services to federal civilian agencies exclusively as a prime contractor on GSA and agency-specific vehicles. The vendor holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract under Special Item Number 541611 and has executed one task order against it to date.

The vendor's federal footprint is minimal and recent. Two awards total — a $500,000 GSA MAS contract awarded May 16, 2023, and a $33,920 delivery order under that MAS issued by the Forest Service Research Service Pacific Northwest Research Station on January 1, 2024, running through December 31, 2025. Only $34,000 of the $534,000 combined potential value has been obligated to date (6% utilization). The two customers account for 100% of awards by both count and potential value, with GSA carrying the larger ceiling and the Forest Service carrying the smaller but active delivery order.

John M. Ferrone's GSA labor portfolio consists of two security-cleared roles, both at $120.91 per hour, requiring a master's degree and five years of relevant experience: Project Lead and Project Consultant. These categories support the vendor's core capability set in strategic planning, facilitation, organizational consulting, leadership development, and project management. The Forest Service delivery order exemplifies the applied scope — facilitating and structuring the agency's three-day quarterly Senior Management Team meetings at Fort Collins, Colorado to enable the team to reach meeting objectives.

The vendor competes in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designation across its current awards. Activity is nascent: one award in 2023, one in 2024, with no awards recorded since. No subcontract footprint is present in the source. The MAS contract runs through May 15, 2028, and the Forest Service delivery order completes December 31, 2025, creating potential for recompete or renewal activity within that window, but the minimal historical volume and low obligation rate suggest this is an early-stage vendor with limited ordering activity from federal customers to date.