Award & contract administrationOrganizational unit
OCFO
Office of the Chief Financial Officer
Definition
The Office of the Chief Financial Officer is the organizational unit responsible for financial management, budgeting, and fiscal policy within an agency. OCFO functions affect contract funding, payment processing, and financial compliance requirements.
OCFO coordination is essential for contract funding actions. Understanding OCFO processes helps contractors navigate payment and financial reporting requirements. OCFO policies affect billing procedures, cost allowability, and financial audit requirements.
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