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APFS Number F2017037916	NAICS Code 541611	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $1,000,000 to $2,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Jan. 8, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Nichol Fitzpatrick	POC Phone 410-590-7009	POC Email nichol.a.fitzpatrick@uscg.mil
Description Integrated Logistics System Engineering Technical Assistance: maintenance & supply technical assistance needed for work specification reviews, product development & administrative support and overall Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) Planning and project management for the Polar Security Cutter (PSC) Program. Place of performance is expected to be the CG Asset Project Office (APO) in Baltimore, MD.

APFS Number F2018041802	NAICS Code 541611	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent CSRA		Contract Number HSCG23-13-D- ATB043/ HSCG23-14-J-APC035	Contract Complete Jan. 30, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 28, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Mary Gabriel	POC Phone 202-475-3865	POC Email mary.t.gabriel@uscg.mil
Description These offices require specialized ship acquisition support at a Program Manager level for several acquisitions up to $10B. The work is varied and will be in response to both long range planning and short fuse high level demands. Tasking may include, but is not limited to, review of Major System Acquisition Manual (MSAM) and non-MSAM project documents; review or development of briefs for very senior leadership (such as but not limited to the Program Executive Officer, Vice Commandant of the Coast Guard, members of Congress, or the Secretary of DHS); development of cost estimates; coordination of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) and Government Furnished Information (GFI); lifecycle management; resolution of issues that arise with the CDRL Management Tool; requirements management; systems engineering analysis; and test and evaluation. The contractor must have reach back capability and on site expertise for the following project management areas: acquisition, configuration and requirements management; logistics; business finance and earned value management; cost analysis; systems engineering analysis; and test and evaluation.

APFS Number F2018042574	NAICS Code 541940	Component Transportation Security Administration	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Nov. 30, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Mary Maquet	POC Phone 210-396-4413	POC Email mary.maquet@tsa.dhs.gov
Description TSA is in the need of two Animal Health Technicians in the Department of Defense Military Working Dog Veterinary Service (DODMWDVS) at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, responsible for performing technical procedures involving diagnostic imaging, surgery, medicine, critical or general clinical care or any combination of veterinary support work in support of various DODMWDVS departments. All animal care medical duties are performed under the direction of a certified veterinarian and comply with American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International (AAALAC), and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) guidelines to maintain certification and accreditation.

APFS Number F2018042770	NAICS Code 541219	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $1,000,000 to $2,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent PotomacWave Consulting		Contract Number HSCG23-14-F-VFK006	Contract Complete June 30, 2023
Estimated Release March 1, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Juanakee Calhoun	POC Phone 202-372-3659	POC Email juanakee.r.calhoun@uscg.mil
Description This requirement is to provide support for functional and consulting technical writing to assist with the maintenance and updating of financial management policy and procedure manuals, CG Publication 8 doctrine, and Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP). Work includes: reviewing and verifying policies and procedures for clarity, accuracy, format, flow, and purposes, including editing and formatting of all documents assigned; designing, creating, assimilating, and conveying routine, technical directives, instructions, memorandums, messages, and alerts in a concise and effective manner; reviewing final drafts of proposed policies, procedures, publications, etc. for style, design, layout and editorial aspects before release; providing recommendations, in simple clear language, technical writing ideas for various financial management policy manuals that cover complex subject matters and must be made understandable to the average reader. Proficiency with VISIO to create/update flowcharts and diagrams.

APFS Number F2018043049	NAICS Code 541219	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent KEARNEY & CO		Contract Number 70RDAD18FR0000002	Contract Complete Nov. 6, 2023
Estimated Release Dec. 13, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Laurie Holly	POC Phone 202-372-3654	POC Email Laurie.j.holly@uscg.mil
Description The contractor shall provide Expert technical accounting advice and services, financial system support, assistance in developing and implementing processes and controls, and other financial management support services including but not limited to workforce planning and supporting workforce development programs, with respect to Financial Reporting, Audit Remediation, and Financial Management.

APFS Number F2018043096	NAICS Code 541611	Component Immigration and Customs Enforcement	Sub-component Homeland Security Investigations
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Jan. 8, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2029
POC Name Joseph Brown	POC Phone 214-905-5408	POC Email joseph.e.brown@ice.dhs.gov
Description This requirement encompasses the Contractor support to the Student Analysis and Operations Center (SAOC) and the School Certification Unit (SCU) within SEVP. The Contractor’s overarching effort shall be to strengthen and improve the tracking of foreign students and exchange visitors in the United States and reduce the potential for fraud. This effort includes technical, analytical, program management, administration, and adjudication support to specific SEVP processes. The Contractor shall indirectly provide compliance and law enforcement support. The Contractor shall provide qualified personnel to perform this requirement, while posturing itself to respond to fast-paced, near and long term additional initiatives within the scope. The Contractor is expected to partner with the Government on-site to support this goal by providing strategic recommendations for improvements through continual analysis.

APFS Number F2018043314	NAICS Code 541611	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Battelle Memorial Institute		Contract Number GS00Q14OADU103 70FA2018F00000123	Contract Complete July 31, 2024
Estimated Release Jan. 31, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2019
POC Name Joseph Faulk	POC Phone (202) 212-7723	POC Email joseph.faulk@fema.dhs.gov
Description Under this task order the Contractor shall provide: 1. Administration and Management: It is critical that the Contractor provide a detailed management plan and management staff for this contract. Administrative processes shall be put in place to ensure efficient communication and operations in support of the Government. The contract shall provide a Manager for this project who will manage day-to-day operations as well as strategic planning. 2. Program Support: In order to achieve its mission, ICPD has several programs and key initiatives. Work under this task will provide direct support for all of those programs, advancing their effectiveness in order to create a culture of preparedness in America. 3. Research, Analysis and Evaluation: Research and the resulting findings are at the core of ICPD’s work. It is critical that ICPD remain at the forefront of social science research as it relates to preparing for disasters. This includes a National Household Survey as well as other supportive research such as cognitive testing of messages, focus groups and evaluation of existing programs. 4. Strategic Communication: The critical output of ICPD’s work is to communicate protective actions and other findings with Americans, particularly those whom are underserved, in order to increase survival rates.

APFS Number F2018043323	NAICS Code 541219	Component Transportation Security Administration	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Miracle Systems LLC and Potomacwave Consulting Inc.		Contract Number HSTS01-14-F-FIN011 and HSTS01-14-J-FIN002	Contract Complete Feb. 28, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 1, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Michael Bykowsky	POC Phone 571-227-5661	POC Email michael.bykowsky1@tsa.dhs.gov
Description The Financial Management Division (FMD) requires support for Property Plant and Equipment (PP&E) accounting, funds control support, financial management analysis support, cost analysis and research, accounting Support, support for financial statements and reports, and general accounting support. An element of the PP&E accounting support will be PP&E process support. This includes the accounting of Transportation Security Equipment (TSE) to include base units, peripherals, upgrades to the equipment, and the other direct costs incurred to bring the TSE to a form and location suitable for its intended use. The PP&E process support will also include tracking and accounting for Internal Use Software (IUS). The support will also require analyzing and classifying the imputed costs related to programs that utilize equipment or buildings. Finally, this support will also include the analysis of the costs for operating materials and supplies to determine if they should be recorded in the TSA accounting system. Funds control support is needed in accounting for, managing and reporting TSA’s over $3.9 billion Undelivered Order (UDO) balance along with other select budgetary accounting tasks. For financial management analysis, the TSA FMD requires accounting support related to: performing complex accruals, conducting confirmations and estimated accrual look-back, and accounting for real property and leases, including leasehold improvements. In the fields of financial statements contractual services are needed to provide accounting, budgetary data reconciliation and financial reporting support. production of monthly, quarterly and year-end financial statements, other reports, and analytical work related to financial reporting. This will include the preparation of interim and annual financial statements, required preparation of reports and submission of data to DHS for consolidation, and the production of monthly, quarterly and year-end financial statements, other reports, and analytical work related to financial reporting. In support of cost analysis and research contractor support is needed to ensure that payroll transactions and SGL account balances in CAS are accurate and compliant with all relevant federal regulations and guidelines. Support is also needed to manage the data and supporting the infrastructure of the payroll system and processes. Support is needed to assist and maintain formal payroll policies and desktop manuals for payroll reports and procedures. Support is needed to maintain a Microsoft Access database and Excel spreadsheets as well as for payroll-related analyses. Financial accounting and reporting support services for the DHS TSA FMD are needed to ensure that proprietary and budgetary account balances are properly stated in the agency’s financial system at the end of every fiscal period and that TSA’s accounting data is accurate, complete and auditable. Anticipated Strategy: 8(a) competitive/GSA OASIS

APFS Number F2018043470	NAICS Code 541611	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Centra Technologies		Contract Number HSFE20-14-F-0201	Contract Complete Aug. 19, 2024
Estimated Release March 31, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2019
POC Name Greg Blair	POC Phone 301-447-7273	POC Email greg.blair@fema.dhs.gov
Description Contractor to provide risk analysis support to inform strategic resource allocation decisions for the FEMA risk-based preparedness grant programs. The contractor shall use existing and accepted approaches to calculate risk for states, urban areas, ports, transit systems, tribal nations, non-profits, and border areas in accordance with DHS's existing practices. Based on DHS leadership requirements, the contractor shall also suggest new methods for assessing risk to states, urban areas, ports, transit systems, tribal nations, non-profits, and border areas. As the FEMA seeks to enhance the risk-based analytics associated with its suite of preparedness grants, it requires a scalable capability to support the development of risk-based plans to guide the implementation of grant awards by stakeholders. In addition to developing enhanced analytics for its suite of preparedness grants, FEMA also requires science, engineering and technical assistance (SETA) support to assist with identifying equipment standards and requirements for its preparedness grant programs, along with a forum for knowledge sharing between and among FEMA and its stakeholders.

APFS Number F2018043513	NAICS Code 541611	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release March 31, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Greg Blair	POC Phone 301-447-7273	POC Email greg.blair@fema.dhs.com
Description The contract will provide support in eliminating GPD's backlog of grant closeouts while developing tools and procedures to mitigate the risk of any future backlog. This effort will include assessing trends in closeout activity, developing recommendations, assisting with the execution of selected recommendations, and developing applicable tools (e.g., process maps, visualizations, dashboards and training material) related to grant closeout that will standardizing closeout activity across the agency in a manner that reduces complexity and burden on federal staff.

APFS Number F2018043634	NAICS Code 541611	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Jan. 15, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Greg Blair	POC Phone 301-447-7273	POC Email greg.blair@fema.dhs.gov
Description The Contractor will support the implementation of GPD's Grants Management Technical Assistance (GMTA) program to include coordination, collaboration, and communication with States, FEMA Regional offices, local jurisdictions, fire districts, port authorities, law enforcement agencies, Tribal governments, and others. The objective of the program is to provide grants management curriculum development in the areas of pre-award through closeout, as well as offer training and technical assistance to FEMA grant recipients in order to educate and provide resource tools for the successful management of federal financial assistance awards.

APFS Number F2018043805	NAICS Code 541611	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Savee Consulting		Contract Number HSFE20-15-F-0201	Contract Complete April 30, 2024
Estimated Release Jan. 31, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Greg Blair	POC Phone 301-447-7273	POC Email greg.blair@fema.dhs.gov
Description The contract will provide GPD with a variety of legislative affairs and public affairs support functions through the Action Office.

APFS Number F2018043854	NAICS Code 922190	Component Immigration and Customs Enforcement	Sub-component Enforcement and Removal Operations
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Booz Allen Hamilton		Contract Number HSCEMS-14-A-0004/Task Order Number HSCECR-15-F-00011	Contract Complete Jan. 31, 2021
Estimated Release Oct. 15, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Patrick Schmid	POC Phone 949-389-5603	POC Email patrick.c.schmid@ice.dhs.gov
Description The purpose of this requirement is to obtain professional support services to conduct analysis, screening, and related support activities in response to interoperability queries at the ERO Pacific Enforcement Response Center (PERC). The PERC is currently in Option Year 3 (Period of Performance 4/30/2018 to 4/29/2019) of an existing contract with Booz Allen Hamilton (contract number HSCEMS-14-A-0004/Task Order Number HSCECR-15-F-00011; Period of Performance 4/30/2015 to 4/29/2019). The purpose of this acquisition is to re-compete the existing contract at the current level of effort plus two additional labor categories.

APFS Number F2018043974	NAICS Code 541618	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release April 30, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2019
POC Name Daniel Allman	POC Phone 202-795-6047	POC Email daniel.j.allman@uscg.mil
Description Over several years the USCG National Pollution Funds Center (NPFC) has developed a customized information technology (IT) software solution. The Management and Operations Support Information System (MOSIS) is a portfolio of sub-systems designed to support the following missions: • Providing funding for federal removal actions in response to a discharge or a substantial threat of discharge of oil to navigable waters of the United States. • Provide funding for Coast Guard responses to discharges or the substantial threats of a discharge of hazardous substances. • Providing funding to natural resource trustees for Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA) and restoration. • Compensating claimants for OPA removal costs or damages. • Issuing certificates of financial responsibility (COFRs) for vessels. • Recovering OPA removal costs and damages from responsible parties (RPs) The sub-systems within NPFC's MOSIS portfolio include: 1) Case Information Management System (CIMS) a) Ceiling Number Assignment Processing System (CANAPS) b) Document Generation and Optimization Service (DOGS) 2) Claims Processing System (CPS) 3) Certificate of Financial Responsibility (COFR) System NPFC has documented end-user requirements for these sub-systems, and has a need to validate and formalize those requirements. Doing so will help position NPFC to prepare for and support the Coast Guard’s transition to a service-wide enterprise financial system. Contract support is needed to assist NPFC with the following activities: 1. Validate the accuracy and completeness of NPFC’s existing portfolio of internally-developed end-user requirements. The objective of this effort is to capture the “As Is” state of NPFC’s current business operations in a document repository where the format, content, and level of detail is consistent and accessible for multiple internal stakeholders. 2. Support a “Gap Analysis” study for the MOSIS portfolio of systems which documents the differences, if any, between NPFC's end-user requirements (the “As Is” state) and the approved requirements for the Coast Guard's future service-wide enterprise financial system (the "To Be" requirements). 3. If the Gap Analysis study identifies variances in system functionality between the “As Is” and “To Be” requirements which indicate potential risk to NPFC’s existing mission execution capabilities, contractor support is needed to develop an “Analysis of Alternatives” study which proposes options for NPFC senior management to address those risks. *The below information is an estimate only and it is subject to change.

APFS Number F2018043990	NAICS Code 541690	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Innovative Emergency Management, Inc.		Contract Number HSFE20-14-A-0250	Contract Complete Aug. 31, 2024
Estimated Release Feb. 1, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2019
POC Name Thomas Warnock	POC Phone (202) 657-2301	POC Email Thomas.Warnock@fema.dhs.gov
Description The contractor, as an independent service provider and not an agent of FEMA, shall supply the necessary personnel, facilities, equipment, and materials (except as otherwise stated herein) to support FEMA’s compliance with the twelve CSEPP National Benchmark Performance Measures as defined in the CSEPP Strategic Plan. This compliance will ultimately contribute to satisfaction of the Congressional mandate requiring “maximum protection for the environment, the general public and the personnel involved.” Contractor responsibilities include supporting FEMA’s achievement (and coordination with DoD and Army achievement) and ongoing compliance with the following performance benchmarks: i. Administrative Support ii. Alert and Notification System Support iii. Automation System Support iv. Communications System Support v. Coordinated Plans Support vi. Emergency Operations Center Support vii. Exercise Support viii. Medical Response Support ix. Personnel Support x. Protective Actions Strategy Support xi. Public Outreach and Education Support xii. Training Support

APFS Number F2018044091	NAICS Code 541990	Component Transportation Security Administration	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Aver, LLC		Contract Number HSTS03-17-J-CIO255	Contract Complete Sept. 22, 2024
Estimated Release Feb. 15, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Ary Kim	POC Phone 5712273778	POC Email ary.kim@tsa.dhs.gov
Description The contractor shall provide professional support and services with deliverables as detailed in the PWS, specifically to the Information Technology (IT) End User Services Division (EUSD) staff and its programs. The contractor shall provide and deliver responsive, high-quality, customer-centric services and support that foster positive relationships throughout the user community. The contractor shall support end-users by effectively managing and supporting IT-based projects in the following areas: Program and Project Management (PM) Asset Management Software Management Acquisition Strategy: TBD

APFS Number F2018044476	NAICS Code 541990	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component SILC-Construction (Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $1,000,000 to $2,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Nov. 26, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Jeffrey Cross	POC Phone 5106375579	POC Email jeffrey.a.cross@uscg.mil
Description PSN 11881282: Provide Mechanical Engineer and Construction Inspector Services for Civil Engineering Unit Oakland, CA. Contract employees for mechanical and inspector positions.

APFS Number F2018044480	NAICS Code 541330	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Surface Forces Logistics Center
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent ISHPI		Contract Number HSCG23-12-D-ATB003	Contract Complete March 3, 2024
Estimated Release Jan. 28, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Kevin Koski	POC Phone 7576284620	POC Email Kevin.K.Koski@uscg.mil
Description The United States Coast Guard (USCG), Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC), Medium Endurance Cutter Line has a requirement for one (1) on-site Contractor support to assist the SFLC MECPL by providing a wide range of technical, logistical, Project Management and Engineering Support services related to MECPL strategic sustainment & Acquisitions Projects. The Contractor shall provide project management and engineering services to the SFLC MECPL, including development/coordination of specifications, assembling procurement packages, management of inspections/assessments/design efforts execution, review of contract deliverables, and assembling of plans/correspondence following SFLC established processes. Contractor shall coordinate development of detailed specifications, develop and track completion of plans of actions and milestones (POA&Ms), recommend maintenance, and provide general support in the execution of MECPL’s Acquisitions related projects and the induction of new assets into sustainment. The incumbent contractor is ISHPI, under task order HSCG80-14-J-PCS564.

APFS Number F2018044537	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent ICF Incorporated LLC		Contract Number 70SBUR18F00000355	Contract Complete April 28, 2022
Estimated Release Feb. 8, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Christopher Schulenburg	POC Phone 202-272-8122	POC Email christopher.d.schulenburg@uscis.dhs.gov
Description USCIS Office of Policy and Strategy (OPS) requires regulatory support services to develop quality regulations by providing responsive, professional support in public comment analysis and categorization, and analytical research and evaluation. Types of services include regulatory evaluation, economic and environmental impact analyses, administrative support, data management and tracking (e.g., ability to monitor, review, synthesize, categorize, track, and report on comments received from external stakeholders via the Federal Document Management System) as well as technical and report writing. Must have experience providing regulatory support services for all phases of the federal regulations and rule-making process, and possess a knowledge and understanding of immigration law, regulations, and policy. Must have experience categorizing, synthesizing, and summarizing high volumes of public comments for federal rule-making agencies in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act. The intended strategy for this requirement is the OASIS contract vehicle, Pool 1.

APFS Number F2018044538	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Dec. 12, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Katherine Racine	POC Phone 802-872-4628	POC Email katherine.a.racine@uscis.dhs.gov
Description Project Implementation and Management Support Services for the USCIS Service Centers Operations (SCOPS) Directorate. The service is to support the SCOPS 2020 Service Design Roadmap. The Contractors would conduct and complete analysis to determine gap between current state and future needs, evaluate concepts and create working groups to create project charters and roadmaps for working on concepts, and begin roll out and implement concepts. Anticipating awarding against OASIS unrestricted

APFS Number F2017037916	NAICS Code 541611
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $1,000,000 to $2,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Jan. 8, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Nichol Fitzpatrick	POC Phone 410-590-7009
POC Email nichol.a.fitzpatrick@uscg.mil
Description Integrated Logistics System Engineering Technical Assistance: maintenance & supply technical assistance needed for work specification reviews, product development & administrative support and overall Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) Planning and project management for the Polar Security Cutter (PSC) Program. Place of performance is expected to be the CG Asset Project Office (APO) in Baltimore, MD.

APFS Number F2018041802	NAICS Code 541611
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent CSRA
Contract Number HSCG23-13-D- ATB043/ HSCG23-14-J-APC035	Contract Complete Jan. 30, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 28, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Mary Gabriel	POC Phone 202-475-3865
POC Email mary.t.gabriel@uscg.mil
Description These offices require specialized ship acquisition support at a Program Manager level for several acquisitions up to $10B. The work is varied and will be in response to both long range planning and short fuse high level demands. Tasking may include, but is not limited to, review of Major System Acquisition Manual (MSAM) and non-MSAM project documents; review or development of briefs for very senior leadership (such as but not limited to the Program Executive Officer, Vice Commandant of the Coast Guard, members of Congress, or the Secretary of DHS); development of cost estimates; coordination of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) and Government Furnished Information (GFI); lifecycle management; resolution of issues that arise with the CDRL Management Tool; requirements management; systems engineering analysis; and test and evaluation. The contractor must have reach back capability and on site expertise for the following project management areas: acquisition, configuration and requirements management; logistics; business finance and earned value management; cost analysis; systems engineering analysis; and test and evaluation.

APFS Number F2018042574	NAICS Code 541940
Component Transportation Security Administration	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Nov. 30, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Mary Maquet	POC Phone 210-396-4413
POC Email mary.maquet@tsa.dhs.gov
Description TSA is in the need of two Animal Health Technicians in the Department of Defense Military Working Dog Veterinary Service (DODMWDVS) at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, responsible for performing technical procedures involving diagnostic imaging, surgery, medicine, critical or general clinical care or any combination of veterinary support work in support of various DODMWDVS departments. All animal care medical duties are performed under the direction of a certified veterinarian and comply with American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International (AAALAC), and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) guidelines to maintain certification and accreditation.

APFS Number F2018042770	NAICS Code 541219
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $1,000,000 to $2,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent PotomacWave Consulting
Contract Number HSCG23-14-F-VFK006	Contract Complete June 30, 2023
Estimated Release March 1, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Juanakee Calhoun	POC Phone 202-372-3659
POC Email juanakee.r.calhoun@uscg.mil
Description This requirement is to provide support for functional and consulting technical writing to assist with the maintenance and updating of financial management policy and procedure manuals, CG Publication 8 doctrine, and Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP). Work includes: reviewing and verifying policies and procedures for clarity, accuracy, format, flow, and purposes, including editing and formatting of all documents assigned; designing, creating, assimilating, and conveying routine, technical directives, instructions, memorandums, messages, and alerts in a concise and effective manner; reviewing final drafts of proposed policies, procedures, publications, etc. for style, design, layout and editorial aspects before release; providing recommendations, in simple clear language, technical writing ideas for various financial management policy manuals that cover complex subject matters and must be made understandable to the average reader. Proficiency with VISIO to create/update flowcharts and diagrams.

APFS Number F2018043049	NAICS Code 541219
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent KEARNEY & CO
Contract Number 70RDAD18FR0000002	Contract Complete Nov. 6, 2023
Estimated Release Dec. 13, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Laurie Holly	POC Phone 202-372-3654
POC Email Laurie.j.holly@uscg.mil
Description The contractor shall provide Expert technical accounting advice and services, financial system support, assistance in developing and implementing processes and controls, and other financial management support services including but not limited to workforce planning and supporting workforce development programs, with respect to Financial Reporting, Audit Remediation, and Financial Management.

APFS Number F2018043096	NAICS Code 541611
Component Immigration and Customs Enforcement	Sub-component Homeland Security Investigations
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Jan. 8, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2029
POC Name Joseph Brown	POC Phone 214-905-5408
POC Email joseph.e.brown@ice.dhs.gov
Description This requirement encompasses the Contractor support to the Student Analysis and Operations Center (SAOC) and the School Certification Unit (SCU) within SEVP. The Contractor’s overarching effort shall be to strengthen and improve the tracking of foreign students and exchange visitors in the United States and reduce the potential for fraud. This effort includes technical, analytical, program management, administration, and adjudication support to specific SEVP processes. The Contractor shall indirectly provide compliance and law enforcement support. The Contractor shall provide qualified personnel to perform this requirement, while posturing itself to respond to fast-paced, near and long term additional initiatives within the scope. The Contractor is expected to partner with the Government on-site to support this goal by providing strategic recommendations for improvements through continual analysis.

APFS Number F2018043314	NAICS Code 541611
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Battelle Memorial Institute
Contract Number GS00Q14OADU103 70FA2018F00000123	Contract Complete July 31, 2024
Estimated Release Jan. 31, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2019
POC Name Joseph Faulk	POC Phone (202) 212-7723
POC Email joseph.faulk@fema.dhs.gov
Description Under this task order the Contractor shall provide: 1. Administration and Management: It is critical that the Contractor provide a detailed management plan and management staff for this contract. Administrative processes shall be put in place to ensure efficient communication and operations in support of the Government. The contract shall provide a Manager for this project who will manage day-to-day operations as well as strategic planning. 2. Program Support: In order to achieve its mission, ICPD has several programs and key initiatives. Work under this task will provide direct support for all of those programs, advancing their effectiveness in order to create a culture of preparedness in America. 3. Research, Analysis and Evaluation: Research and the resulting findings are at the core of ICPD’s work. It is critical that ICPD remain at the forefront of social science research as it relates to preparing for disasters. This includes a National Household Survey as well as other supportive research such as cognitive testing of messages, focus groups and evaluation of existing programs. 4. Strategic Communication: The critical output of ICPD’s work is to communicate protective actions and other findings with Americans, particularly those whom are underserved, in order to increase survival rates.

APFS Number F2018043323	NAICS Code 541219
Component Transportation Security Administration	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Miracle Systems LLC and Potomacwave Consulting Inc.
Contract Number HSTS01-14-F-FIN011 and HSTS01-14-J-FIN002	Contract Complete Feb. 28, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 1, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Michael Bykowsky	POC Phone 571-227-5661
POC Email michael.bykowsky1@tsa.dhs.gov
Description The Financial Management Division (FMD) requires support for Property Plant and Equipment (PP&E) accounting, funds control support, financial management analysis support, cost analysis and research, accounting Support, support for financial statements and reports, and general accounting support. An element of the PP&E accounting support will be PP&E process support. This includes the accounting of Transportation Security Equipment (TSE) to include base units, peripherals, upgrades to the equipment, and the other direct costs incurred to bring the TSE to a form and location suitable for its intended use. The PP&E process support will also include tracking and accounting for Internal Use Software (IUS). The support will also require analyzing and classifying the imputed costs related to programs that utilize equipment or buildings. Finally, this support will also include the analysis of the costs for operating materials and supplies to determine if they should be recorded in the TSA accounting system. Funds control support is needed in accounting for, managing and reporting TSA’s over $3.9 billion Undelivered Order (UDO) balance along with other select budgetary accounting tasks. For financial management analysis, the TSA FMD requires accounting support related to: performing complex accruals, conducting confirmations and estimated accrual look-back, and accounting for real property and leases, including leasehold improvements. In the fields of financial statements contractual services are needed to provide accounting, budgetary data reconciliation and financial reporting support. production of monthly, quarterly and year-end financial statements, other reports, and analytical work related to financial reporting. This will include the preparation of interim and annual financial statements, required preparation of reports and submission of data to DHS for consolidation, and the production of monthly, quarterly and year-end financial statements, other reports, and analytical work related to financial reporting. In support of cost analysis and research contractor support is needed to ensure that payroll transactions and SGL account balances in CAS are accurate and compliant with all relevant federal regulations and guidelines. Support is also needed to manage the data and supporting the infrastructure of the payroll system and processes. Support is needed to assist and maintain formal payroll policies and desktop manuals for payroll reports and procedures. Support is needed to maintain a Microsoft Access database and Excel spreadsheets as well as for payroll-related analyses. Financial accounting and reporting support services for the DHS TSA FMD are needed to ensure that proprietary and budgetary account balances are properly stated in the agency’s financial system at the end of every fiscal period and that TSA’s accounting data is accurate, complete and auditable. Anticipated Strategy: 8(a) competitive/GSA OASIS

APFS Number F2018043470	NAICS Code 541611
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Centra Technologies
Contract Number HSFE20-14-F-0201	Contract Complete Aug. 19, 2024
Estimated Release March 31, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2019
POC Name Greg Blair	POC Phone 301-447-7273
POC Email greg.blair@fema.dhs.gov
Description Contractor to provide risk analysis support to inform strategic resource allocation decisions for the FEMA risk-based preparedness grant programs. The contractor shall use existing and accepted approaches to calculate risk for states, urban areas, ports, transit systems, tribal nations, non-profits, and border areas in accordance with DHS's existing practices. Based on DHS leadership requirements, the contractor shall also suggest new methods for assessing risk to states, urban areas, ports, transit systems, tribal nations, non-profits, and border areas. As the FEMA seeks to enhance the risk-based analytics associated with its suite of preparedness grants, it requires a scalable capability to support the development of risk-based plans to guide the implementation of grant awards by stakeholders. In addition to developing enhanced analytics for its suite of preparedness grants, FEMA also requires science, engineering and technical assistance (SETA) support to assist with identifying equipment standards and requirements for its preparedness grant programs, along with a forum for knowledge sharing between and among FEMA and its stakeholders.

APFS Number F2018043513	NAICS Code 541611
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release March 31, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Greg Blair	POC Phone 301-447-7273
POC Email greg.blair@fema.dhs.com
Description The contract will provide support in eliminating GPD's backlog of grant closeouts while developing tools and procedures to mitigate the risk of any future backlog. This effort will include assessing trends in closeout activity, developing recommendations, assisting with the execution of selected recommendations, and developing applicable tools (e.g., process maps, visualizations, dashboards and training material) related to grant closeout that will standardizing closeout activity across the agency in a manner that reduces complexity and burden on federal staff.

APFS Number F2018043634	NAICS Code 541611
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Jan. 15, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Greg Blair	POC Phone 301-447-7273
POC Email greg.blair@fema.dhs.gov
Description The Contractor will support the implementation of GPD's Grants Management Technical Assistance (GMTA) program to include coordination, collaboration, and communication with States, FEMA Regional offices, local jurisdictions, fire districts, port authorities, law enforcement agencies, Tribal governments, and others. The objective of the program is to provide grants management curriculum development in the areas of pre-award through closeout, as well as offer training and technical assistance to FEMA grant recipients in order to educate and provide resource tools for the successful management of federal financial assistance awards.

APFS Number F2018043805	NAICS Code 541611
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Savee Consulting
Contract Number HSFE20-15-F-0201	Contract Complete April 30, 2024
Estimated Release Jan. 31, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Greg Blair	POC Phone 301-447-7273
POC Email greg.blair@fema.dhs.gov
Description The contract will provide GPD with a variety of legislative affairs and public affairs support functions through the Action Office.

APFS Number F2018043854	NAICS Code 922190
Component Immigration and Customs Enforcement	Sub-component Enforcement and Removal Operations
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Booz Allen Hamilton
Contract Number HSCEMS-14-A-0004/Task Order Number HSCECR-15-F-00011	Contract Complete Jan. 31, 2021
Estimated Release Oct. 15, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Patrick Schmid	POC Phone 949-389-5603
POC Email patrick.c.schmid@ice.dhs.gov
Description The purpose of this requirement is to obtain professional support services to conduct analysis, screening, and related support activities in response to interoperability queries at the ERO Pacific Enforcement Response Center (PERC). The PERC is currently in Option Year 3 (Period of Performance 4/30/2018 to 4/29/2019) of an existing contract with Booz Allen Hamilton (contract number HSCEMS-14-A-0004/Task Order Number HSCECR-15-F-00011; Period of Performance 4/30/2015 to 4/29/2019). The purpose of this acquisition is to re-compete the existing contract at the current level of effort plus two additional labor categories.

APFS Number F2018043974	NAICS Code 541618
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release April 30, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2019
POC Name Daniel Allman	POC Phone 202-795-6047
POC Email daniel.j.allman@uscg.mil
Description Over several years the USCG National Pollution Funds Center (NPFC) has developed a customized information technology (IT) software solution. The Management and Operations Support Information System (MOSIS) is a portfolio of sub-systems designed to support the following missions: • Providing funding for federal removal actions in response to a discharge or a substantial threat of discharge of oil to navigable waters of the United States. • Provide funding for Coast Guard responses to discharges or the substantial threats of a discharge of hazardous substances. • Providing funding to natural resource trustees for Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA) and restoration. • Compensating claimants for OPA removal costs or damages. • Issuing certificates of financial responsibility (COFRs) for vessels. • Recovering OPA removal costs and damages from responsible parties (RPs) The sub-systems within NPFC's MOSIS portfolio include: 1) Case Information Management System (CIMS) a) Ceiling Number Assignment Processing System (CANAPS) b) Document Generation and Optimization Service (DOGS) 2) Claims Processing System (CPS) 3) Certificate of Financial Responsibility (COFR) System NPFC has documented end-user requirements for these sub-systems, and has a need to validate and formalize those requirements. Doing so will help position NPFC to prepare for and support the Coast Guard’s transition to a service-wide enterprise financial system. Contract support is needed to assist NPFC with the following activities: 1. Validate the accuracy and completeness of NPFC’s existing portfolio of internally-developed end-user requirements. The objective of this effort is to capture the “As Is” state of NPFC’s current business operations in a document repository where the format, content, and level of detail is consistent and accessible for multiple internal stakeholders. 2. Support a “Gap Analysis” study for the MOSIS portfolio of systems which documents the differences, if any, between NPFC's end-user requirements (the “As Is” state) and the approved requirements for the Coast Guard's future service-wide enterprise financial system (the "To Be" requirements). 3. If the Gap Analysis study identifies variances in system functionality between the “As Is” and “To Be” requirements which indicate potential risk to NPFC’s existing mission execution capabilities, contractor support is needed to develop an “Analysis of Alternatives” study which proposes options for NPFC senior management to address those risks. *The below information is an estimate only and it is subject to change.

APFS Number F2018043990	NAICS Code 541690
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Innovative Emergency Management, Inc.
Contract Number HSFE20-14-A-0250	Contract Complete Aug. 31, 2024
Estimated Release Feb. 1, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2019
POC Name Thomas Warnock	POC Phone (202) 657-2301
POC Email Thomas.Warnock@fema.dhs.gov
Description The contractor, as an independent service provider and not an agent of FEMA, shall supply the necessary personnel, facilities, equipment, and materials (except as otherwise stated herein) to support FEMA’s compliance with the twelve CSEPP National Benchmark Performance Measures as defined in the CSEPP Strategic Plan. This compliance will ultimately contribute to satisfaction of the Congressional mandate requiring “maximum protection for the environment, the general public and the personnel involved.” Contractor responsibilities include supporting FEMA’s achievement (and coordination with DoD and Army achievement) and ongoing compliance with the following performance benchmarks: i. Administrative Support ii. Alert and Notification System Support iii. Automation System Support iv. Communications System Support v. Coordinated Plans Support vi. Emergency Operations Center Support vii. Exercise Support viii. Medical Response Support ix. Personnel Support x. Protective Actions Strategy Support xi. Public Outreach and Education Support xii. Training Support

APFS Number F2018044091	NAICS Code 541990
Component Transportation Security Administration	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Aver, LLC
Contract Number HSTS03-17-J-CIO255	Contract Complete Sept. 22, 2024
Estimated Release Feb. 15, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Ary Kim	POC Phone 5712273778
POC Email ary.kim@tsa.dhs.gov
Description The contractor shall provide professional support and services with deliverables as detailed in the PWS, specifically to the Information Technology (IT) End User Services Division (EUSD) staff and its programs. The contractor shall provide and deliver responsive, high-quality, customer-centric services and support that foster positive relationships throughout the user community. The contractor shall support end-users by effectively managing and supporting IT-based projects in the following areas: Program and Project Management (PM) Asset Management Software Management Acquisition Strategy: TBD

APFS Number F2018044476	NAICS Code 541990
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component SILC-Construction (Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $1,000,000 to $2,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Nov. 26, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Jeffrey Cross	POC Phone 5106375579
POC Email jeffrey.a.cross@uscg.mil
Description PSN 11881282: Provide Mechanical Engineer and Construction Inspector Services for Civil Engineering Unit Oakland, CA. Contract employees for mechanical and inspector positions.

APFS Number F2018044480	NAICS Code 541330
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Surface Forces Logistics Center
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent ISHPI
Contract Number HSCG23-12-D-ATB003	Contract Complete March 3, 2024
Estimated Release Jan. 28, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Kevin Koski	POC Phone 7576284620
POC Email Kevin.K.Koski@uscg.mil
Description The United States Coast Guard (USCG), Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC), Medium Endurance Cutter Line has a requirement for one (1) on-site Contractor support to assist the SFLC MECPL by providing a wide range of technical, logistical, Project Management and Engineering Support services related to MECPL strategic sustainment & Acquisitions Projects. The Contractor shall provide project management and engineering services to the SFLC MECPL, including development/coordination of specifications, assembling procurement packages, management of inspections/assessments/design efforts execution, review of contract deliverables, and assembling of plans/correspondence following SFLC established processes. Contractor shall coordinate development of detailed specifications, develop and track completion of plans of actions and milestones (POA&Ms), recommend maintenance, and provide general support in the execution of MECPL’s Acquisitions related projects and the induction of new assets into sustainment. The incumbent contractor is ISHPI, under task order HSCG80-14-J-PCS564.

APFS Number F2018044537	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent ICF Incorporated LLC
Contract Number 70SBUR18F00000355	Contract Complete April 28, 2022
Estimated Release Feb. 8, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2019
POC Name Christopher Schulenburg	POC Phone 202-272-8122
POC Email christopher.d.schulenburg@uscis.dhs.gov
Description USCIS Office of Policy and Strategy (OPS) requires regulatory support services to develop quality regulations by providing responsive, professional support in public comment analysis and categorization, and analytical research and evaluation. Types of services include regulatory evaluation, economic and environmental impact analyses, administrative support, data management and tracking (e.g., ability to monitor, review, synthesize, categorize, track, and report on comments received from external stakeholders via the Federal Document Management System) as well as technical and report writing. Must have experience providing regulatory support services for all phases of the federal regulations and rule-making process, and possess a knowledge and understanding of immigration law, regulations, and policy. Must have experience categorizing, synthesizing, and summarizing high volumes of public comments for federal rule-making agencies in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act. The intended strategy for this requirement is the OASIS contract vehicle, Pool 1.

APFS Number F2018044538	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Dec. 12, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2019
POC Name Katherine Racine	POC Phone 802-872-4628
POC Email katherine.a.racine@uscis.dhs.gov
Description Project Implementation and Management Support Services for the USCIS Service Centers Operations (SCOPS) Directorate. The service is to support the SCOPS 2020 Service Design Roadmap. The Contractors would conduct and complete analysis to determine gap between current state and future needs, evaluate concepts and create working groups to create project charters and roadmaps for working on concepts, and begin roll out and implement concepts. Anticipating awarding against OASIS unrestricted

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