This is a logical follow on contract for Disbursing and Debt Management’s (DDMs) Debt Program Accounting System (DPAS) Support Services.
Department/Ind. Agency: TREASURY, DEPARTMENT OF THE | BUREAU OF THE FISCAL SERVICE | ARC DIV PROC SVCS – FINCEN
Contract Award Number: 2033H626F00081
Unique Entity ID: Z4Y8L2REYWN3
Base and All Options Value (Total Contract Value): $928,783.44
Contractor Awarded Name: CREOAL CONSULTING (acquired by SMX)
The Bureau of the Fiscal Service awarded a one-year task order, spanning April 30, 2026 through April 29, 2027, to Creoal Consulting LLC for support services related to the Debt Program Accounting System (DPAS).
The scope of work centers on sustaining and enhancing DPAS, a cloud-based financial management system used to support the agency’s debt management mission. The contractor is responsible for ongoing system operations, troubleshooting, and maintenance, as well as providing analytical support to improve business processes and system performance. The work also includes systems development and integration activities, such as modifying and testing system components, supporting financial reporting tools, and ensuring interoperability across platforms like Oracle Federal Financials and related environments.
In addition, the contract covers implementation and migration support for customer agencies, including system configuration, data conversion, and deployment activities. The contractor is expected to assist with onboarding new users, supporting system upgrades, and maintaining continuity of operations across the DPAS environment. Data analytics support is also part of the scope, with responsibilities that include developing analytical tools, generating insights from federal financial data, and supporting reporting and transparency initiatives.
This award reflects a continuation of existing support, leveraging the contractor’s prior involvement with DPAS to maintain system stability and support ongoing enhancements. Looking ahead, the work positions the agency to continue modernizing its financial systems and potentially expand capabilities as additional agencies or requirements are incorporated into the platform.
