Forensic Audit Services

Overview

Financial, Legal, HR & Staffing

Killington, Vermont, United StatesPosted 15 days agoDeadline: May 18th, 2026

Fit Score

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SUMMARY

The municipality of Killington, Vermont requires a three-year, full-scope forensic audit to evaluate financial activity, internal controls, and indicators of fraud or misconduct.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Must have forensic audit and investigative experience
Must have experience with municipal or governmental entities
Must possess relevant credentials such as CPA, CFE, CFF, or equivalent
Must be in good standing with respect to Vermont taxes
Must disclose any actual or potential conflicts of interest
Must certify that the firm is not debarred, suspended, or otherwise prohibited from contracting with any governmental entity
Must submit proposal in PDF format

BUDGET

Estimate

$50,000 – $150,000

CONTRACT DURATION

36 months

TIMELINE

Submission Deadline: May 18th, 2026

Issuing Agency

Town Of Killington

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DESCRIPTION

The government authority in Killington, Vermont is seeking a qualified firm to provide forensic audit services over a three-year period. The selected vendor will conduct a full-scope investigative review of municipal financial activity, focusing on internal controls, compliance, financial integrity, and identifying any potential irregularities.

Key responsibilities include comprehensive analysis of the general ledger, transaction testing, cash management, and bank reconciliations. The scope will also cover payroll, compensation, overtime, leave balances, accounts payable, vendor analysis, procurement practices, compliance, capital projects, grant-funded activities, and TIF-related financial activity.

The firm is expected to evaluate internal controls, segregation of duties, and indicators of fraud, waste, abuse, or misconduct. All findings must be documented in a manner suitable for legal, regulatory, or public review.

Source attribution

This Settle analysis is based on the issuing organization’s public RFP listing.