What types of professional services does the DOI OIG prioritize for procurement?

The DOI OIG frequently seeks contractors with expertise in financial auditing, forensic accounting, and specialized investigative software to support their oversight responsibilities.

Are security clearances required for contractors working with the DOI OIG?

Yes, due to the sensitive nature of investigations and internal audits, vendors often need to provide personnel with appropriate federal background checks or security clearances to access specific data.

How does the DOI OIG typically structure its contract awards?

The OIG often utilizes task orders under existing GSA Multiple Award Schedules to acquire specialized technical expertise for short-term audit projects or complex investigative support.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR · Sub-Agency

OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL

40 opportunities associated with OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL. Spanning 3 contracting offices.

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Mission and contracting profile of OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.

The Office of the Inspector General for the Department of the Interior procures specialized professional services to support independent audits, criminal investigations, and program evaluations. Vendors typically compete for contracts involving forensic accounting, data analytics, legal consulting, and investigative support services to ensure the integrity and efficiency of Interior Department programs.

Parent agency: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

The sub-agency operates through 3 contracting offices. Each office manages its own acquisition pipeline and may issue independent solicitations.

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