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FEMA to Issue Solicitation for Financial, IT Audit Services

The Federal Emergency Management Agency intends to issue a solicitation for financial and information technology audit services in support of the Risk Management and Compliance Division at the FEMA Office of the Chief Financial Officer.

The solicitation, to be released on Nov. 9, is expected to result in a blanket purchase agreement that will have a ceiling amount of $100 million and will be awarded in the third quarter of fiscal year 2024, according to an announcement posted on the Acquisition Planning Forecast System.

Work will be carried out in Washington, D.C., with an expected completion date of Apr. 3, 2029.

Women-owned small businesses are being targeted for the requirement.

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