Inactive Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)

Falls Church, VA-Permit Process Consulting I. Purpose a. The purpose of this project is to examine opportunities to manage the workload through efficiencies and make strategic investments in the U.S. ... Falls Church, VA-Permit Process Consulting I. Purpose a. The purpose of this project is to examine opportunities to manage the workload through efficiencies and make strategic investments in the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service International Affairs (IA) Permitting Program. This review is an essential step in ensuring that the permitting program has the staffing, organizational structure, and processes necessary to support conservation, provide excellent customer service to permit applicants, and ensure each employee working on permitting has a reasonable workload with opportunities for development and training. II. Scope or Mission a. This review is essentially a requirements analysis and would look at the IA permitting program holistically, meaning, review of IA's current permits program administration workload and its current approach / processes for administering the permitting program, staffing model, efficiencies, other non-permitting responsibilities of the permitting staff etc. III. Period and Place of Performance a. The period of performance will be six (6) months, which will begin on the date of contract award. Work on this project, meetings, and interviews are expected to be completed virtually and in-person as necessary in Falls Church, VA. Contractor should anticipate for at least a portion of the work to be performed in person in Falls Church, VA. Prior to submission of proposals, respondents will need to contact Robert_sung@fws.gov to schedule a virtual one-hour oral presentation for 7/20/23, 7/21/23, and 7/25/23. No requests for oral presentations will be accepted after 7/21/23 at 2:10 PM Pacific. Instructions on pages 41-45 of the solicitation document.

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This is a sources sought for Management Consulting Services to evaluate and improve the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's International Affairs Permitting Program. Performance Objectives: a. Finding proa... This is a sources sought for Management Consulting Services to evaluate and improve the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's International Affairs Permitting Program. Performance Objectives: a. Finding proactive solutions to address the increasing workload, maximize conservation outcomes of our investments, as well as, identifying pressing challenges and opportunities to address these challenges. b. Finding efficiencies in regulatory permitting processes in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and policy. c. Effectively analyzing current organizational structure and identifying needed resources so we may strategically advocate for additional investments in our work. d. Effectively planning and facilitating organizational change. e. Effectively engage internal and external stakeholders (permit applicants) ensure all relevant input is captured and analyzed. Please see attached draft Statment of Objectives. If you are interested in the work, please email the following information to Robert_Sung@fws.gov by 6/19/2023 at 10 AM Pacific Time. DO NOT SEND FILES/ATTACHMENTS! 1. Unique Entity ID # and CAGE code 2. A statement that your firm has expertience providing similar work. Businesses of all sizes are encouraged to respond.