Opportunity
District of Columbia Cobblestone Systems #CFOPD-26-C-004
DC Lottery draw auditing services — first option year exercised
Posted
October 28, 2026
Identifier
CFOPD-26-C-004
NAICS
541211
The District of Columbia has exercised the first one-year option for DC Lottery draw auditing services provided by F. S. Taylor & Associates, P.C. - Government buyer: District of Columbia Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO), Office of Contracts, for the Office of Lottery and Gaming (DC Lottery). - Awarded vendor: F. S. Taylor & Associates, P.C. (also written as F.S. Taylor and Associates P.C.). - Services: Audit daily computerized midday and evening lottery draws; perform equipment certification procedures; reconcile instant-ticket inventory and observe ticket destruction; audit special-event drawings; conduct emergency tests; and monitor the Computer Control Center. - Detailed service line items: The contract lists six annual service types for each of five contract years. These include 365 midday draws, 365 evening draws, one equipment-certification effort, one inventory reconciliation and destruction, up to 35 special-event drawing audits, and one emergency test per year. See service line items for part numbers and quantities. - Funding and value: The exercised option is funded at not more than $336,825; the cumulative contract ceiling is $650,750. The base period plus four options has a stated not-to-exceed ceiling of $1,782,025. - Notable requirements: Draw monitoring is required 365 days per year. The contract uses firm-fixed unit prices and requires a certified business enterprise (CBE).
Description
The contract covers auditing draw games, special event drawings, and ticket destruction for the DC Lottery, as well as monitoring the Computer Control Center. The work is intended to help ensure Lottery games are conducted with credibility and efficiency. Modification 1 exercises Option Year 1 for December 1, 2026, through November 30, 2027, with funding not to exceed $336,825 and a cumulative contract value not to exceed $650,750. The contract is designated for certified business enterprise (CBE) offerors.