Due to world economic crisis GSA is recognizing that Multiple Award Schedule vendors are modifying their contracts to increase pricing structure and has come to the conclusion that a temporary moratorium on a number of limitations contained in the GSA EPA contract clauses should be placed. The policy moratorium will remain in effect until September […]
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GSA’s Office Of Professional Services and Human Capital (PSHC) is sharing a series of program updates that will eventually be issued in a final draft RFP for the Services Multi-Agency Contract ((MAC). An overview of the evaluation strategy is available here, and requires you to provide your feedback by April 8, 2022. GSA Proposal Maven
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General Services Administration, Federal Acquisition Service recently issued a notification of an upcoming Refresh 10 citing the following changes to the current Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) solicitation #47QSMD20R0001; A: Changes Applicable to Overall MAS Solicitation: 1. Update SCP-FSS-001 to clarify that remanufactured items are allowable under certain SINs; however, refurbished, reconditioned, repaired items are not
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As we move into the year the government is making many changes to platforms, processes, and protocols. GSA has made several changes to the GSA MAS program, along with providing updates to their online platforms. The agency has recently updated the Vendor Support Center platform to provide new, current, and potential GSA MAS holders a
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GSA announced this month that they will begin piloting a Robomod process that would remove products that are offered by contractors that are not authorized to sell them. Unauthorized MAS vendors will be specified based on information from a Verified Products Portal (VPP). The VPP maintains supplier authorization information that allows the agency to receive
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