Surrounded by the BAS team, Project Manager Jeff Johnston "bangs the gong" (loudly)

in celebration of their exciting contract award.

KeyLogic Receives New Contract, Continues Award-Winning Work with EPA OCFO

KeyLogic will continue its award-winning budget systems support for the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of the Chief Financial Officer (EPA’s OCFO).  The five-year contract, valued at $15.5 million, makes the EPA KeyLogic's largest federal customer.

KeyLogic staff have been supporting budget and performance integration for the EPA’s headquarters and ten regional offices for nearly ten years. Our team developed and currently maintains the EPA OCFO’s Budget Automation System (BAS), which assists the agency in complying with the Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA).  GPRA is “performance yardstick” legislation requiring agencies to connect resources with performance goals, develop annual and strategic plans, and track and report progress annually. 

BAS helped enable the EPA to receive numerous recognitions for financial performance. The EPA was one of only nine agencies to receive a green light ranking for financial performance on their first quarter 2007 President’s Management Agenda (PMA) Scorecard - a ranking they attained and have maintained since their second quarter 2003 Scorecard.  BAS also helped the EPA to qualify as a finalist for the 2002 Presidential Quality Award and to win the 2003 Presidential Quality Award for Management Excellence, in the area of Improved Financial Performance, by accomplishing "horizontal fusion" of all budget, performance and financial data across the agency.  As a direct result of KeyLogic's BAS support, EPA was honored with a 2003 GCN magazine Agency Achievement Award for using innovative technologies to create superior results for their agency and its constituents.