Mcconnell & Jones L.L.P.

Mcconnell & Jones L.L.P., a Washington, DC–based minority-owned and veteran-owned partnership, operates as a subcontractor (31% of recent awards) and prime contractor (69%) delivering financial audit, accounting, and program evaluation services to federal agencies, primarily under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The firm competes across full-and-open and non-set-aside vehicles with no sector-specific set-aside posture evident in recent work.

The firm's customer base is fragmented across civilian agencies. The top five customers by award count account for 69% of recent awards but carry modest individual values: the Department of the Treasury Office of Inspector General anchors three awards worth $992 thousand combined, the Department of Veterans Affairs and NASA Johnson Space Center each appear in two awards, and AbilityOne and the Defense Logistics Agency each hold two awards. When ranked by potential value, the distribution shifts markedly — the GSA Federal Acquisition Service holds one award worth $3.5 million (56% of Mcconnell & Jones's combined potential value across all sixteen awards), and the Government Accountability Office Applied Research and Methods Library holds one award worth $1.1 million, making these two customers represent 99% of combined potential value despite appearing as one-off awards. This concentration in high-value, single-customer vehicles signals reliance on sustained task-order flow from anchor customers rather than breadth across many agencies.

Mcconnell & Jones's work is classified under NAICS 541512 (Offices of Certified Public Accountants), with seven awards tagged to PSC code Support-Management Auditing and the remainder spread across accounting, financial, and program-evaluation support categories. Recent sub-award activity shows the firm delivering audit labor to Sikich CPA LLC on a DoD OIG audit of the USTRANSCOM Transportation Working Capital Fund (January 2026), to Ernst & Young LLP on a Defense Logistics Agency audit (January 2026), and to Kearney & Company, P.C. on financial statement audits (April 2025 through FY29). The firm also holds eleven prime awards, concentrated on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule where fourteen task orders carry $2.6 million in combined potential value.

Activity is sparse and episodic. The firm recorded one award in 2018, one in 2020, one in 2024, two in 2025, and two in 2026, with combined potential value of $6.2 million and combined obligated dollars of $3.4 million (55% realization). Service Contract Inventory data shows the firm reported 81.9 FTEs on three sub-contracts in FY2022, declining to 14.4 FTEs across three sub-contracts in FY2024, reflecting reduced federal services workload in the subset of contracts above the $150,000 SCI threshold. GSA Schedule labor rates span $75.77 per hour (Staff Auditor 1, bachelor's degree, entry-level) through $273.16 per hour (Principal, bachelor's, fifteen years' experience), with mid-range roles such as Manager or Senior Consultant positioned in the $117–$181 range. All roles require bachelor's degrees; none are cleared positions.

Mcconnell & Jones operates predominantly as a subcontractor to Big Four and mid-market accounting firms (Ernst & Young, Sikich, Kearney & Company) on federal financial audit engagements. The firm's prime work is anchored to the GSA Schedule, where task-order activity and customer concentration depend on sustained federal audit demand and competitive position against larger accounting firms on narrow-scope accounting and financial-management support assignments.