General Services Administration recently issued an Request For Information (RFI) seeking feedback from industry on the upcoming Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) consolidation. Deadline to respond is July 12, 2019, to view the RFI click here. Was this helpful? Let me know by leaving a comment below or contacting me Ilene@gsaproposalmaven.com. Ilene Giles is a GSA […]
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General Services Administration recently announced that a Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) consolidation of twenty four GSA schedules will be ensue in October 1, 2019. The consolidation will not include any of the VA supply schedules. The following schedules will be consolidated: 1. 738 X Human Capital Management and Administrative Support Services 2. 76 Publication Media
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The General Services Administration recently made changes to IT Schedule 70 to better align their offering with the way software is sold commercially. Under that schedule Special Item Numbers (SINs) 132-32, 132-33, 132-34 reflects the following changes: Administrative Changes Update language to reflect current industry terminology End User License Agreement (EULA) with Commercial Supplier Agreement
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The General Services Administration recently announced a schedule-wide Refresh that will begin in this month. The mass modification will perform the following: Update proposal instructions related to Section 508 standards and information. Update proposal instructions to require order status for GSA Advantage. Update Ability One proposal instructions. Incorporate updates from FAC 2019-01 as applicable. GSA
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If you’ve dealt with GSA schedules you know that the process is not completed quickly. Dependent upon which schedule you apply for it may take anywhere from three to nine months to get an award. Keep in mind that’s if the contracting officer request minimal clarifications. In the early part of this year GSA launched
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