1. IRS IT
OVERVIEW

2. Chief, EEO and Diversity Director, Research, Analysis, and Statistics
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
Chief Counsel
Chief, EEO and Diversity
Commissioner
Chief of Staff
Chief, Appeals
Director, Research, Analysis, and Statistics
National Taxpayer Advocate
Chief, Communications and Liaison
Counselor to the Commissioner
Deputy Commissioner
Services and Enforcement
Deputy Commissioner
Operations Support
Director, Office of Professional Responsibility
Director, Tax Administration Coordination
Commissioner,
Small Business / Self-Employed
Commissioner,
Wage and Investment
Chief Information Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Treasury Inspector General For Tax Administration (TIGTA)
Commissioner,
Large and Mid-Sized Business
Commissioner,
Tax Exempt and Government Entities
Chief,
Agency-Wide Shared Services
Chief Human Capital Officer
Chief,
Information Technology Services
Chief,
Criminal Investigation
Business Systems Modernization
Chief,
Mission Assurance
Chief Counsel
Procurement
Organization
Business Security Services
June 1, 2003

3. PROCUREMENT ORGANIZATION (4/3/05) FRED W. MARTIN, DEPUTY DIRECTOR
OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT
DAVID A. GRANT, DIRECTOR
FRED W. MARTIN, DEPUTY DIRECTOR
MANAGING ASSETS TEAM
George D.Mohr, Chief
INFORMATION TECH.
Linda Barrett, Director
Mary Jo Labriola,
Deputy Director
BUSINESS OPERATIONS JT Smith, Acting Director Barry Kearns, Acting Deputy Director
COMPETITIVE
SOURCING
Joan Campbell,
Director
MODERNIZATION ACQUISITION
Brenda J. Bobbitt, Director
E-PROCUREMENT
Debra M. Grimes,
Director
POLICY
Tim Shaughnessy,
Director
STRATEGIC ACQUISITION
INITIATIVES
Vacant

4. Office of Information Technology

5. IRS PROCUREMENT ORGANIZATION
FACTS
Obligate 1.8 Billion Per Year
Spend 20% of IRS Budget
505 People Nationwide
Manage 15.5 Billion in Contract Administration
Contracting Support for Treasury in Several Major IT Awards

6. Tips for Small Business Concerns
Keep in Touch with IRS Small Business Office – Update them re: new certifications, award of contracts/subcontracts, etc.
GSA Schedule – If you don’t have one, get one.
IRS maintains an 8(a), HUBZone, & SDVOSB At-a-Glance listing on the Internet – make sure your data is current, see Click on Business Opportunities then on Procurement, then on Small Business Program Office. We use these lists to find sources.
Check your Central Contractor Registration (CCR) at information. Also, check to see if your company information is listed under the Dynamic Small Business Search. We use the Dynamic Small Business Search to find sources for opportunities and to conduct market research.
Respond to Sources Sought notices and RFIs ( Let us know if you can provide the required services/products.
Review the IRS Procurement website at Click on Business Opportunities and then on IRS Procurement.

7. Upcoming Procurement Opportunities
Mainframe Hardware Maintenance, MCC, DCC, TCC, NO, Small Business Set-Aside, 4th Quarter 2005 Release of Solicitation
Mainframe Software Maintenance, MCC, DCC, TCC, NO, Small Business Set-Aside, 4th Quarter 2005 Release of Solicitation