There are new requirements in accordance with Section 743(a) of Division C of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2010 (Pub. L. 111-117) for all service contracts that contain FAR clauses 52.204-14 or 52.204-15. Contractors subject to the SCR requirement must provide the following information in System for Award Management (SAM) by October 31, 2014: 1) Total […]
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Performing market intelligence is essential when pursuing government contracts because you don’t want to walk into the federal marketplace blindly. You need to be able to know what agencies buy what you sell and how often. There are several reasons why you perform your market research but in this article I am just going to focus
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Applying to the GSA multiple awards schedule program is not a one application process, it requires a lot of your time. If you do decide to pursue the application process your going to need to be committed to following through to completion in order to see any type of results from your actions. Aside from performing your
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Currently GSA has a program that is similar to FedBid called the, “GSA Reverse Auction”. This program is ran by the National IT Commodity Program based in Region 4, Atlanta, GA. There are over thirty schedules and BPA’s available to contractors for bid. The program was created to have contractors compete to win business from agencies; prices will
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As you know or at least I hope you know one of the requirements to keep your GSA contract in active status is to meet the yearly quota of $25k in sales. Over the past couple of years GSA has placed focus on vendors who do not meet that requirement. If you are a vendor in this
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