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Sehlke Consulting Gets Navy Systems Integration Support Contract; Chad Sehlke Quoted


Chad Sehlke

Sehlke Consulting has received a five-year contract to support the Department of the Navy’s Budget Submitting Offices in systems integration efforts. The company said Friday that it will provide help desk services, integrate systems, analyze abnormal accounts and report financial activities under the contract.

Arlington, Va.-based Sehlke will work with the Navy’s Operations and Systems Integration Support team that helps BSO manage and operate the Standard, Accounting, Budgeting and Reporting System. SABRS is a computer-based information system designed to facilitate reporting, accounting and budgeting functions across the Navy and Marine Corps.

œWe are honored that the Navy™s DASN (Financial Policy and Systems) FMP-4 continues to put its trust in Sehlke as we assist the Navy in their transition to SABRS as the Core Financial System and General Ledger for the Navy Budget Submitting Offices,” said founder and CEO Chad Sehlke.

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