1099 contractors

Designed for Contractors to Provide Subject Matter Expertise, Manage Programs/Projects, or Perform Specific Functions You Need Done

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w-2 part-time

Designed for Employees (W-2) to Work for Your Agency Who Need Limited Benefits and

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A Program for AHC Government Members

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Overview

• Staffing Program for Government
• Lower Overhead/Admin Fees
• Full or Part Time Positions
• Replacement Guarantee
• Proven Since 2005

Program Highlights

• Low 6.5% AHC Administrative Fee
• $0 Overhead costs
• 48hr Turn Around
• Works for
• Hourly Rates
• T & M Rates
• Firm/Fixed Price
• Satisfaction Guarantee

1099 Examples

• Your 1009 Contractor Cost is $10,000,
• The AHC Administration Fee is $650
• Your Net Cost is $10,650

W2 Examples

• Part/Time W2, Based Salary Includes:
  • 6.5% AHC Fee
  • PLUS  13.5% Fringe
    • Limited benefits:
    • No medical insurance,
    • Noo 401k, no SSA)
• Full/Time W2, Based Salary Includes:
  • 6.5% AHC Fee
  • PLUS  23.5% Fringe
  • Limited benefits

Intended For AHC Government Members:

• State Governments
• Local Governments
• Municipal Governments

Program Purpose
As governments face their current operational challenges and cost reductions, they often need additional people to help them with their strategies, planning, programs, research, project implementation, assessments, meetings, and communications. Finding quality experienced professionals quickly, who are available and affordable, is always a challenge.

Unique Program Benefit
Available only to AHC member public sector organizations, the AHC Staffing Resource program provides access to several types of staff. AHC operates this program on a 6.5% administrative fee, one of the lowest in the nation. This allows you to negotiate a rate or fixed cost with the 1099 adviser and have the AHC provide the administrative functions for an extremely low cost. Due to the cost of additional benefits for the employee positions, for Part/Time W2 employees (under 30 hrs./week) the AHC would add 13.5%. For Full/Time W2 employees (Over 30 hrs./week) the AHC would add 23.5%.

Resource Pool
Since 2005, the AHC has been developing a large network of hundreds of stakeholders, supporters, partners, consultants and advisers that cut across multiple sectors and disciplines. Many of these public and private sector professionals were previously senior leaders in their government or private sector roles. Additionally, the AHC works with multiple organizations that provide staffing services to the public and private sectors. The AHC Staffing Resource Program makes these highly experienced professionals and support staff available to member counties, cities, states, and other qualified organizations to assist them with their programmatic needs.

Proven Performance
Since 2009, the AHC has received excellent annual program and financial audit reports in managing over $12M in sub-grants including DHS FEMA Regional Catastrophic Grant Preparedness Program Grants (RCPGP) and the Urban Area Security Initiative Grants.  The AHC is currently trained on the grants management systems for the District of Columbia and the Commonwealth of Virginia and can adapt our skills to any system.


Examples

• 2008 District of Columbia – in 4 weeks, hired 4 staff people full time for 3-4 months to support the 2008 Presidential Inaugurationl
  
• Regional RCPGP Grant – hired experts in shelter-in-place training to design and implement training in several hundred private sector locations in building management companies, schools, and large corporations.
  
• Virginia Fusion Center CIP Program – hired a law enforcement and fusion center expert to produced written guidelines and best practices for fusion center operations with integration into the CIP programs. 
  
• Virginia Regional Broadband Study – hired SAIC and support staff to conduct a 6 state communications broadband study to prepare for FirstNet and related efforts.
  
• New Jersey Food Project – hired food sector experts and staff to engage food sector companies and distributors in the development of a regional disaster food distribution plan annex.
  
• FirstNet – hired nationally recognized interoperability exerts to support the mid-Atlantic states (MACINAC) with state FirstNet grants, management of governance structure, developed technical specifications, and created draft RFI.