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BPA Call Project Manager

Washington, D.C.
 BPA Call Project Manager

Shall possess a minimum of five years’ experience working with Federal Financial Accounting. Have demonstrated knowledge of Federal financial statements and working knowledge of reviewing OMB and Treasury guidance regarding General purpose and reclassified financial statements. Shall have experience overseeing a team of 10+ resources. Shall have experience analyzing data from financial systems. Must demonstrate ability to review transactions or documents to assure compliance with rules and regulations. Ability to work with and out of multiple systems simultaneously. Must be able to research and respond to inquiries. The Project Manager shall provide expert project management for this BPA Call and is required to be on-site 100% of the time.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in business, accounting, finance, public administration, project management, or related field.
• Minimum of five years managing projects involving payroll operations, tax filing, financial systems, or similar compliance‑driven work.
• Experience with Federal and State payroll tax regulations, quarterly filing cycles, and year‑end reporting processes (e.g., W‑2/W‑2C).
• Demonstrated ability to lead multi‑disciplinary teams and manage workloads with strict statutory deadlines.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including preparation of formal reports and briefings.
• Experience with project management tools, dashboards, risk logs, action item tracking, and schedule management.
• PMP or other project management certification preferred but not required.
• Conduct quality assurance oversight, ensuring internal reviews are completed and corrective actions implemented.
• Maintain a COOP plan and risk register, ensuring continuity of operations and timely risk reporting.
• Provide timely communication with the Government, ensuring that issues, risks, and delays are escalated promptly.

 

 

 

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