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1 Working Capital Fund Quarterly Execution Report Second Quarter, Fiscal Year 2015 May 1, 2015 Fiscal Year 2015 Report to Congress Office of the Chief Financial Officer
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3 Working Capital Fund Quarterly Execution Report Second Quarter, Fiscal Year 2015 (through March 30, 2015) Table of Contents I. Legislative Language... 1 II. WCF 2 nd Quarter Execution Report Data... 2 ii
4 I. Legislative Language This document has been prepared in response to the Fiscal Year (FY) 2015 Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act (P.L ) and its accompanying Explanatory Statement and Senate Report Specifically, P.L states: Provided further, That the Chief Financial Officer of the Department of Homeland Security shall submit a quarterly execution report with activity level detail, not later than 30 days after the end of each quarter. The Explanatory Statement includes the following provision: Section 504. A provision proposed by the House and Senate is continued that prohibits funds appropriated or otherwise made available to the Department to make payment to the Working Capital Fund (WCF), except for activities and amounts allowed in the President's fiscal year 2015 request. Funds provided to the WCF are available until expended. The Department can only charge components for direct usage of the WCF and these funds may be used only for the purposes consistent with the contributing component. Any funds paid in advance or reimbursed must reflect the full cost of each service. The Department shall submit a notification for the addition or removal of any activity to the fund and shall submit quarterly execution reports with activity level detail. Senate Report states: Section 504. The bill includes a provision relating to the Department s Working Capital Fund [WCF] that: extends the authority of the Department s WCF in fiscal year 2015; prohibits funds appropriated or otherwise made available to the Department from being used to make payments to the WCF, except for the activities and amounts allowed in the President s fiscal year 2015 budget; makes WCF funds available until expended; ensures departmental components are only charged for direct usage of each WCF service; makes funds provided to the WCF available only for purposes consistent with the contributing component; requires the WCF to be paid in advance or reimbursed at rates which will return the full cost of each service; and subjects the WCF to the requirements of section 503 of this act. The WCF table included in the Department s congressional justification accompanying the President s fiscal year 2015 budget shall serve as the control level for quarterly execution reports submitted to the Committee not later than 30 days after the end of each quarter. These reports shall identify any activity added or removed from the fund. 1
5 II. WCF 2nd Quarter Execution Report Data A B C D E F G J K Planned Actual Execution Summary Data Projections Formula D + E B - F FY 2015 WCF Service Portfolio FY15 Mid-Year Reassessment Planned Execution 2 Total Cmmt Actual Obligations 3 Actual Expenses 4 Total Obligated/Expended Delta Projected Q3 Execution 6 Projected Q4 Execution 7 Explanations on low Execution Rates (Column G) GSA RENT Due to the C.R./and timing of the remaining Q2 enacted funding, impacted 150,031,047 76,954, ,306 23,134,519 32,351,299 55,485,817 21,468,419 39,590,369 33,486,441 contract award times. Due to the C.R./and timing of the remaining Q2 enacted funding, ICE was Finance & Acctg Shared Services unable to execute the remaining Q2 enacted allotment. The goal is to fully 25,513,055 12,145,521-10,484,817-10,484,817 1,660,704 6,302,842 7,064,693 obligate these by end of April. Integrated Audit 14,011,656 14,011,656-14,011,656-14,011, Financial Statement Audit Internal Control Audit Financial Management Support (OFO) Due to the C.R./and timing of the remaining Q2 enacted funding, impacted 4,875,300 3,011,838 68, ,597 1,554,187 1,804,784 1,207, ,645 1,179,817 contract award times and personnel actions. Bankcard Program 44,000 26,509-26,509-26, ,491 The next option period for the TIER O&M contract would not begin until 5/1/15. Procurement has asked us not to send requisitions to exercise TIER options prior to 30 days from the option period beginning. Therefore, we 918, , , , , , ,000 had to wait until 4/1/15 to send the next requisition for $188,112 to 179,000 exercise the option to begin on 5/1/15. NFC Payroll Services & Reporting A PR was processed and the remaining balance was committed on 38,129,000 38,129,000 30,441, ,122 7,471,593 7,687,715 30,441, /13/2015. Awaiting obligation from CFO. HQ Human Capital Services 13,283,273 6,163, ,244 1,208,806 4,668,928 5,877, ,427 3,101,307 4,018,805 Human Capital Business Systems (HCBS) 6,880,557 1,966, ,106 1,485,826 1,966,932 (0) 1,706,226 3,207,399 Flexible Spending Plan OCHCO received the final bill from the vendor and has committed the 154, , ,454-3,427 3, , remaining balance as of 3/29/15. The funds have been obligated by CFO. Selection for the cohort was finalized the first week of April. OCHCO DHS EXEC. LEAD. (SES CDP) anticipates obligating the balance of the funding before the end of the 3rd 2,076, ,503-83, , , , , ,638 quarter. HQ Leadership Development Due to the C.R./and timing of the remaining Q2 enacted funding, impacted 296, , ,140 84,576-84, ,083 24,557 - contract award times. All of the funds requested for Q1 and Q2 were allocated once the budget was passed. However, while we were still under a CR, CFO allotted funds National Defense University based on FY14 which at the time wasn't enough to cover payroll expenses 883, ,065-46, , , , ,690 and shared services cost that had been obligated which resulted some of 198,690 the payroll expenses being re-classed to the FY14 NDU carryover. Allotment due to continuing resolution was insufficient to meet Research Library & Information Services (RLIS) requirements, causing delay in procurement processing. The goal is to fully 9,104,655 8,649,135 4,211,228 1,391,825 2,880,169 4,271,994 4,377, , ,261 obligate these by 4/30/15 DHS One Net WCF is in constant contact with Contracting Officers DHS One Net regarding commitment items which have not been obligated. The Contracting Officers indicate obligation rates should improve in the 3rd 76,608,036 27,468,555 4,359,031 17,412,819 3,911,131 21,323,950 6,144,605 45,213,762 3,925,719 quarter of FY15. All requirements remain valid. 2
6 A B C D E F G J K Planned Actual Execution Summary Data Formula D + E B - F FY 2015 WCF Service FY15 Mid-Year Planned Execution 2 Total Cmmt Actual Obligations 3 Actual Expenses 4 Total Portfolio Reassessment Obligated/Expended Delta Projected Q3 Execution 6 Projected Q4 Execution 7 Explanations on low Execution Rates (Column G) NCR Infrastructure Operations NCRIO WCF is in constant contact with Contracting Officers regarding commitment items which have not been obligated. The Contracting Officers indicate obligation rates should improve in the 3rd quarter of 118,134,636 79,336,940 32,655,480 22,938,492 17,226,670 40,165,162 39,171,778 29,099,060 9,698,636 FY15. All requirements remain valid. CLAN Operations Due to the CR, $9.3M was obligated. The remaining 18,138,782 15,302,917-9,673,370 20,718 9,694,088 5,608,829 2,054, ,084 balance will be obligated in the 3rd quarter. Due to the C.R./and timing of the remaining Q2 enacted funding, funds were placed on a purchase requisition to Enterprise Licenses renew the Symantec POP and this is pending award with Agreements Procurement. The contract award is expected by April 178,183,610 20,028,230 19,530, , , ,716 19,618,514 29,015, ,140,017 30th. OPO S attrition rate has been averaging 10%, OPO was Procurement Operations not able to hire to fill the vacancies in FY 14 due to delays in the hiring process as a result of the approvals 46,214,790 24,350,759 48,953 3,804,764 17,569,354 21,374,118 2,976,640 11,696,285 10,167,746 required and the security processing HSPD-12 21,928,515 10,693,906 1,625,712 6,534,036 2,104,057 8,638,093 2,055,813 5,707,422 5,527,187 e-training 15,244,068 8,550, , , ,481 7,841,153 4,731,545 There were unanticipated delays in obligating the funding for PALMS. The program anticipates obligating funding for the program in the 3rd and 4th quarter. OCHCO will 1,961,890 submit an updated spend plan. Mail Services The mail contract have multiple CLINs and in order to obligated the CLINs they would have to be fully funded. Due to the CRs we didn't have the full funding that was 12,175,384 12,175,384 97,712 5,400,081 4,828,440 10,228,521 1,946, needed to obligated one of the CLINs. Some of the customers reduced their parking Parking Services requirement for a contract that had a period of performance during quarter 2. Re-assessment was done 985, ,848 7,044 60, , , ,591 83, ,745 to lower the funding level for that contract. The sedan contract was awarded lower than it was Sedan Services anticipated a re-assessment was done to reduce the 1,465,661 1,310,316 4, , , , ,748 77,673 77,673 funding level. The procurement request for the Shuttle was submitted in April instead of March. The contract will be awarded Shuttle Services in April and one of the customers pulled out of the 1,091, ,333-96, , , , ,558 Shuttle Service and a reassessment was done to reduce 111,558 the funding level. Transit Subsidy The transit IAA was awarded lower than anticipated. Reassessment was done to reduce the funding level. 4,346, , , , , ,022 3,311, ,775 Fee-For-Service Total 760,718, ,261,463 93,886, ,433,434 98,208, ,641, ,619, ,755, ,701,264 3
7 A B C D E F G J K Planned Actual Execution Summary Data Formula D + E B - F FY 2015 WCF Service Portfolio FY15 Mid-Year Reassessment Planned Execution 2 Total Cmmt Actual Obligations 3 Actual Expenses 4 Total Obligated/Expended Delta Projected Q3 Execution 6 Interagency Council Funding 915, ,000 - Projected Q4 Execution 7 Explanations on low Execution Rates (Column G) USA Jobs 1,080,469 1,080, , , , Enterprise HR Integration (EHRI) 3,329,405 3,329, , ,936 2,739, e-rulemaking 617, ,023 - Human Resources Line of Business 260, , ,411 51,459-51, , e-govbenefits 226, ,453 - Financial Management LOB 187, ,342 - Geospatial LOB 225, ,000 - Budget Formulation & Execution LOB 105, ,000 - e-gov.integrated Acquisition Environment Disaster Management 1,727,136 1,727,136 1,727, ,727, ,170,000 5,170, ,000 16,626-16,626 5,153,374 6,000,000 - A PR was processed and the remaining balance was committed on 3/30/2015. Awaiting obligation from CFO. Due to the C.R./and timing of the remaining Q2 enacted funding, ICE was unable to execute the remaining Q2 enacted allotment. The goal is to fully obligate these by end of April. Due to the C.R./and timing of the remaining Q2 enacted funding, ICE was unable to execute the remaining Q2 enacted allotment. The goal is to fully obligate these by end of April. Agreement was initiated late this fiscal year due to continuing resolution and potential shut down. DHS has fully executed the agreement and we are awaiting GSA signatures. Anticipate obligating full amount before the end of April. There was an unexpected delay in getting Web Content Management and Akamai contracts awarded. This funding will be obligated as soon as possible in Q3. IAE Loans & Grants 220, , , , e-integrated Financial Assistance Environment 377, , , ,185 16, Performance Management LOB 53,000 53,000-53,000-53, Government-Wide PPA Total 20,494,917 $ 12,219, $ 2,325, ,277,109-1,277,109 10,941,990 8,275,818 - Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) 6,946,416 3,819, ,718 2,301,499-2,301,499 1,517,741 2,080,026 1,047,150 We expect to receive the counter-signed IAA from GSA this week. Once received, the entire funding will be obligated. The MGMT Cube requested $400,000 in the 1st Qtr however, due to delays resulting from the CR we obligated $160,575. $1,249,856 has been provided to the CIO Front Office to put on contract. The goal is the fully obligate funds by the end of April. Strategic Sourcing We have pending procurement requisitions to be executed in Q3 & Q4. We had one FTE resign, creating a vacancy 1,894, , , , , , , ,022 effective 1/9/15; vacancy will be filled in Q3 FY15. Funds totaling $483, have been provided via CPO Shared Reporting Customer Coordination Forms (total of five different forms/actions) to OCIO for IT support services, hosting and 5,227, ,000 57, ,932 40, , , ,000 3,942,835 maintenance. DHS Crosscutting PPA Total 14,069,208 $ 5,125, $ 474, ,711, ,857 2,977,910 2,147,243 3,392,048 5,552,007 Working Capital Fund Operations 1,209, ,211-8, , , , ,297 Under executed due to delayed hiring actions of new hires 201,681 and unfilled vacancies. Working Capital Fund Operations 1,209,190 $ 607, $ - 8, , , , , ,681 Total 796,491,527 $ 382,212, $ 96,685, ,430,273 98,799, ,229, ,983, ,823, ,454,952 Legend: 1 FY15 Mid-Year Reassessment 2 Cumulative planned obligations and/or expenditures as of the end of the current quarter according to program 3 Total cumulative FY15 funds obligated in the financial system through the end of the current quarter. 4 Total cumulative FY15 actual expenditures through the end of the current quarter. 5 Planned obligations and/or expenditure through the end of the 2nd Quarter according to the program office's 6 Planned obligations and/or expenditure through the end of the 3rd Quarter according to the program office's 7 Planned obligations and/or expenditure through the end of the 4th Quarter according to the program office's 4
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