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Commerce Dept Taps Golden Key Group for $110M HR Processing Support Contract

Golden Key Group has won a potential $110M contract to help the Department of Commerce manage personnel action request, payroll and employee benefit processing functions, according to a SAM award notice posted Thursday.

Reston, Virginia-based GKG will use department-furnished or contractor-acquired systems to perform PP&B services under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

In its solicitation notice, the department listed HR system administration, operational processing, training and contact center support among the task orders on the award.

GKG maintains a portfolio of human capital management, employee training and leadership development, consulting, program management, analytics, information technology, executive search and procurement service offerings.

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