What types of professional services does the Treasury OIG prioritize?

The OIG primarily seeks firms specializing in independent auditing, forensic accounting, data analytics, and investigative research to support their oversight of Department of the Treasury programs.

Are security clearances required for Treasury OIG contractors?

Yes, many OIG contracts involve access to sensitive financial data or internal agency systems, requiring personnel to hold or be eligible for a Public Trust or higher-level security clearance.

How can small businesses compete for OIG contracts?

The OIG frequently utilizes GSA Schedule vehicles and small business set-asides for professional services; vendors should focus on demonstrating expertise in compliance monitoring and financial oversight to align with the agency's mission.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY · Sub-Agency

INSPECTOR GENERAL

2 opportunities associated with INSPECTOR GENERAL. Spanning 1 contracting office.

Parent: DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY2 solicitations1 offices

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Mission and contracting profile of INSPECTOR GENERAL.

The Office of Inspector General for the Department of the Treasury oversees audits and investigations to ensure the integrity of financial programs and tax administration. Vendors compete for contracts involving forensic accounting, data analytics, investigative support, and specialized legal consulting to support the agency's oversight mandate.

Parent agency: DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

The sub-agency operates through 1 contracting office. Each office manages its own acquisition pipeline and may issue independent solicitations.

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INSPECTOR GENERAL contracting FAQ

Common questions about INSPECTOR GENERAL, its offices, and how to monitor buying activity under the parent federal hierarchy.