Thought you might like to read the newest memo from the Acting Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy on the above subject.
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Geri HaworthThe red dot with 15.45% price reduction highlighted - really grabs your attention. The use of the the GSA logo and their contract number at the bottom is right on target! Great job Government Whiteboards!
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in Schedules Contractor Success - Marketing Matters!This contractor is actually using the older versions of the GSA Schedule and SmartPay logos. Contractors should go to www.gsa.gov/logos (and accept the terms) to download the most up-to-date GSA logos.Posted 01/10/2012 10:40 AM -
hhgrafixMy company hhgrafix (www.hhgrafix.com) is in the business of doing a process called water transfer printing.. This process is very commonly seen on shotguns, ATV's, the pattern as mostly all a Camo pattern, but what alot of people and business dont know is that there are many other patterns.
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Geri HaworthAs a schedule contractor it's important to understand the implications of the Small Business Jobs Act on the Schedules program and specifically what changes are taking place for your customers or potential clients. Learn what you need to know about how the rules on set-asides have changed. Use the resources GSA provides to help you become a resource for your customers. It's another tool in the toolkit that you need to be able to help your customers understand fully.
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in Schedules Contractor Success - Marketing Matters!FPA wishes for you to be thoroughly informed - from other than the GSA's own resources - the issues involving the FAR interim ruling SBA in a Legal Opinion dated February 2007 offered to GAO stated that “according to...Read MorePosted 12/27/2011 11:58 PM -
ConsultUI am looking for information regarding the specifics of teaming agreements between Large Business GSA contract schedule holders and small business GSA contract holders. Can anyone assist me?
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in Schedules Contractor Success - Marketing Matters!The GSA Contract Teaming Arrangement (CTA) makes assumptions - as far as 'teaming' - which are no consistent with the latest SBA views of 'teaming arrangements,' the DoD Manual on teaming and the FAR 9.6 -...Read MorePosted 12/20/2011 3:49 PMWhen utilizing two separate FSS contracts via separate contractors through a CTA, both contractors are providing a "total solution" to the government. Would this warrant the concern of a “bundled procurement” on FSS? I have been...Read MorePosted 07/16/2012 11:15 AMHi All. We are a small business of construction consultants and have 2 GSA contracts. How would we go about initiating a teaming arrangement with a large or service-disabled veteran's business?Posted 07/23/2012 4:49 PMLiz.. I do not know what two shedules you have, but assuming one of them was for the Construction Management SIN 871-7 under the Professional Engineering Services Schedule 871, you could always look at the large companies under that SIN to team with....Read MorePosted 07/23/2012 5:43 PM -
Maureen DuckworthIf you are writing an offer on a Schedule, it is important that you either get it submitted by 7 Dec 2011or make sure that your entries are based on the new refresh. There are a lot of Schedules and they will not refresh the same day but MOBIS, LogWorld, Consolidated, Language and Environmental are all planned to be refreshed on 8 Dec 2011.
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geoffmIf a GSA Schedule holder has a teaming agreement with another GSA schedule holder, whose Category Number applies when bidding? Can the teaming member use the primary's Category Number when bidding if they do not have the category number on their GSA schedule? For example, the primary has category numbers of 132-33 and 132-34 and the teaming member has a category number of 132-51 (but not 132-33 and 132-34). Can the teaming member bid for an item under the primary's category number if they do not have that number on their GSA Schedule?
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in Schedules Contractor Success - Marketing Matters!geoffm: First, I assume when you refer to "category number" you mean "Special Item Number" or SIN. The numbers in your message, 132-33, 132-34 and 132-55 are all SINS on Schedule 70 IT. So this answer is based...Read MorePosted 12/22/2011 1:23 PMThe GSA Contract Teaming Arrangement (CTA) makes assumptions - as far as 'teaming' - which are no consistent with the latest SBA views of 'teaming arrangements,' the DoD Manual on teaming and the FAR 9.6 - Policy and must be amended....Read MorePosted 12/27/2011 11:05 PM -
VA FSS ServiceOn November 22, 2011, the Office of Acquisition and Logistics (OAL) launched its redesigned and restructured Internet website, including all FSS webpages. The redesign initiative was undertaken to provide enhanced usability for OAL customers and a cohesive/updated interface across the sites, as well as a web address consistent with their identity.
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in Schedules Contractor Success - Marketing Matters!A recent change to the FSS schedules and SIP requires UPC codes for many products. Yet we are finding some of our manufacturers we resll for do not have a UPC Code and do not desire to assign one. Without this, SIP does not allow and update...Read MorePosted 01/20/2012 3:46 PMMore information about UPC codes is available at www.sensoft.com GSA is issuing waivers to companies who ask for them and provide justification. SenSoft provides an alternative to the SIP program through our web site and several of our...Read MorePosted 02/22/2012 11:53 AM -
Geri HaworthThank you to our Greater Southwest Acquisition Center for sharing their tutorial on how to conduct searches within FPDS. (you can find them in the document section of this group). As you know, FPDS is a powerful database that can be used to conduct market research and see what and who are buying in the government. It's a good place to start to develop and hone in on your target market. For questions or comments about these instructions you may contact Sandra Clerk-Brown at 817-850-8211 or sandra.clerk-brown@gsa.gov.
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Geri HaworthSharing two great instructional documents on conducting searches within FPDS. Thank you to Sandra Clerk-Brown at the Greater Southwest Acquisition Center for creating these and making them available.
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