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8.SERVICING AGENCY
TREASURY FRANCHISE FUND US
ALC: DUNS: 126520464 +4: 200 3RD ST AVERY BLDG PARKERSBURG WV 261065312
9. DELIVERTO
US NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION-
MAIL PROCESSING CENTER 4930 BOILING BROOK PARKWAY ROCKVILLE MD 20852 USA
OF
31
POC
SCOTT BARBER
TELEPHONENO. 2026222876
10. REQUESTING AGENCY
ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION
ALC: 310001 DU+N4:SONE 0403580
US NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ONE WHITE FLINT NORTH 11555 ROCKVILLR2E8O 52-CP7I3KK8NEILRCLIEMD
R20O8C52C-2K7V38ILLE
POC
Donna Berkowitz
TELEPHONE NO.
12. ISSUING OFFICE
US NRC - HQ
ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION MAIL STOP 3WFN-05-C64MP WASHINGTON DC 20555-0001
11. INVOICEOFFICE
US NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WHITE FLINT NORTH
11555 ROCKVILLE PIKE MAILSTOP O3-E17A
PACRESOURCENRCGOV MD
13. LEGISLATIVEAUTHDRITY
Economy Act
14.PROJECT ID
15. PROJECTTITLE
16. ACCOUNTING DATA
2015-X0200-FEEBASED-7N-7ND000I-51I-G-153-N7518-252A
17. ITEM NO.
1l.. SUPPLIES/SERVICES
Maintenance of Financial Management Line of
Business (FMLoB) Maintenance.
19,
20.
QUANTITY UNIT
21. UNIT PRICE
NRC COR: Gary Robinson, email: gary.rdbinson@, phone: 301-415-7436 Agency POC: Cassandra Madden, email: cassandra .Madden@fiscal. , phone: 20 874-5709
Attachments :
Forms 7600A & 7600B Memorandum of Understanding Continued .. .
22.PAYMENT PROVISIONS
25a. SIGNATURE OF GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE (SERVICING)
David T. Copenhaver [?5S:?-zczm'=zr
206NAMSeIt9TA3sistant Commissioner, Shared Services
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Department of the Treasury, Bueuof the Fiscal Service //( //
24. TOTAL AMOUNT
$41,332.00
26a. SIGNATURE OF GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE (REQUESTING)
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22. AMOUNT
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Financial Management Line of Business (FMLoB) Aaintenance
Line Item Ceiling$41,332.00"
Incrementally Funded Amount: $41,332.00
rhe total amount of award: $41,332.00. The obligation for this award is shown in box 24.
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MemorandBuemtwoefenUnthdeerstanding
Department of the Treasury Managing Partner
Financial Management Line of Business (FMLOB) And
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission
L. Purpose The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (Partner Agency) and the Department of the Treasury (Treasury) (FMLOB Managing Partner) is to support Federal financial management initiatives and projects that create efficiencies throughout the government. The EMLOB is a Federal government-wide EGovernment initiative to implement business-driven solutions that respond to the financial management needs of partner agencies. Treasury's Office of Financial Innovation and Transformation (FIT) is the Managing Partner and Program Management Office (PMO) for the FMLOB.
The FMLOB initiative providessupport to partner agencies under the guidance and strategic direction of the Office of Management and Budget (0MB), the Chief Financial Officers Council (CFOC) and the Council on Financial Assistance Reform (COFAR). With FIT support, the financial marketplace is continuously being refined to provide more dependable, efficient, and flexible solutions that can satisfy partner agencies as they transition financial management operations to shared platforms.
FIT recognizes the crucial role that the committed participation of the FMLOB community plays in making this initiative a success. As partner agencies continue to support this initiative with funds and other valued resources, FIT--with guidance from 0MB, OFOC, and the COFAR--has implemented a Federal Marketplace Governance model to ensure the partner agencies have a voice in defining and improving the vision for financial, management and shared services across the government.
I1. Authorities This MOU is authorized in accordance with the authority provided under:
* The Economy Act, 31 U.S.C. ? 1535 * Information Technology Management Reform Act of 1996 (ITMRA or Clinger-Cohen),
40 U.S.C. ? 11302
Ill. Vision and Goals for the FMLOB The overall vision and goals for the EMLOB are:
Vision: Standardize and consolidate Federal financial management systems by
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Goals: * Further refine the strategy for implementing the M-13?-08 Financial Management Shared Services memorandum by soliciting feedback from the Federal community and Industry ? Research new initiatives that improve performance throughout the financial marketplace * Continue to define the Federal Agency Migration Evaluation (FAME) framework and Support partner agencies with a FIT liaison as they migrate to an FSSP
IV. Governance FIT, as managing partner of the FMLOB1, will work with partner agencies and industry stakeholders, as defined in the FIT Marketplace Governance 2, to continue to stabilize and strengthen the quality and capacity of services delivered. The Marketplace Governance represents how the FMLOB PMO will guide, monitor, and report on changes that impact financial management systems. The FMLOB PMO will partner with OFO Council representatives to work with the Executive Oversight Committee (EOC) on strategy, planning, policy, and oversight initiatives (e.g., cross-agency collaboration, direction setting, performance management, and customer satisfaction) in support of the President's Management Agenda. The FMLOB PMO will engage stakeholders, as necessary, to foster consistent operational improvement (e.g., operational governance, performance management, customer satisfaction, and continuous improvement) among the FSSPs.
V. Scope of the Work Specific projects the FMLOB will undertake through the PMO in Fiscal Year 2015 include:
Administrativie Shared
Services Vision
Work with a cross-agency team to address the governance and organizational alignment opportunities across multiple lines of business
A recommended organizational arrangement and operating model for oversight of administrative shared services in the Federal
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Comprehensive Cost
Develop and test a comprehensive, A cost savings and avoidance model
Methodology for Financial
fully-burdened cost methodology that for agencies to adopt to support the
Management
captures current agency financial
business case for moving to shared
management costs at a line item level services
' See "Memorandum of Understanding between The Department of the Treasury, Office of the Fiscal Assistant Secretary, and The Office of Management and Budget, Office of Federal Financial Management, for Financial Management Line of Business" (January 31, 2013). 2Financial Innovation and Transformation (FIT), FinancialMarketplaceGovernance,
hitr/Iwww, f,~cadtrcasurv. w?py/fsf sgov/hitlhnancmalM an ',~w,,1tI\4 kLparkceCovcriwice.pdf (October 2014).
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Discovery process with a FSSP
guidance. Study gap analysis
documentation to determine opportunities for improving shared
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VI. Responsibilities In order to fulfill the FM LOB goals, the Partner Agency shall:
* Participate in the Federal Financial Marketplace Governance working groups ? Provide feedback, requested information, and documentation, as needed, to assist
the FMLOB meet the goals and objectives of the overall initiatives * Work collaboratively with FSSPs in the migr'ation to shared solutions, including
adoption of the FAME reporting guidelines. * Support the operation of EMLOB and the PMO by providing funding at the levels
indicated in Section XIII of this document
The Managing Partner shall: ,, Provide ongoing leadership and direction for the FMLOB based on the strategic plans and direction of OMB, the CFOC, and the COFAR * Operate a PMO to accomplish FMLOB goals ? Prepare annual plans and budgets in concert with expected goals and deliverables of the EMLOB initiatives ? PrOvide periodic status reports to the CEOC and COFAR on FMLOB initiatives * Facilitate the interagency collection of funds, to include establishment of the Fiscal Year 2015 Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with FMLOB participating agencies
VII. Effective Date and Duration of Agreement This agreement will remain in effect from the date of the last signature through September 30, 2015. The agreement supersedes existing FMLOB MOUs and will remain in effect unless amended in writing by mutual consent of the parties.
IX. Agency Representation on the FMLOB Working Groups At times, FIT will request agency personnel participation in its activities. These agency representatives will present agency views on the FMLOB activities and will be authorized to act on behalf of their agency. Representative's knowledge should be consistent with the importance of the FMLOB effort to the overall financial management of the Federal Government, 0MB direction, and agency requirements. The representatives should have substantial knowledge of their agency financial management business processes and enterprise architecture.
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X. Managing Partner Points of Contact
EElxizeacbuettihveAPnrgoegrmraamn Contact: Executive Director, Office of Financial Innovation and Transformation Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service Email: Elizabeth. angerman @fiscal. Phone: (202) 874-5704
Program Point of Contact: Cassandra Madden Office of Financial innovation and Transformation Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service Email: cassandra.madden @fiscal . Phone: (202) 874-5709
Xl, Funding Provisions As indicated, funding for activities of the FMLOB shall be provided by all CFQ Act agencies to the Managing Partner. The funding amounts are identified in section XIII of th~e MOU.
XII. Approvals The following officials agree to the terms and conditions of this MOU:
For artImint of the Treasury:?
Elizabeth An~ ................
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