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Large Scale Modification for Schedule Contracts Related to the Use of Covered Telecom Equipment
A mass modifcation to GSA MAS contractors will add the following clauses to the affected schedule contract:
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Advance Notice for Consolidated Schedule Solicitation October 1, 2019
GSA is planning to launch its schedule consolidation of the 24 schedules of the MAS program on October 1st!. For more information check out the link below.
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FAS Reverse Industry Training
GSA’s Office of the Procurement Ombudsman held its FAS Reverse Industry Training event on February 20, 2018 at GSA Headquarters (1800 F. St NW Washington, DC) and addressed methods of improving contract outcomes through more effective communication and engagement between Government and Industry during the Acquisition Life Cycle.
The event included opening remarks from FAS Commissioner Alan Thomas, a keynote address from GSA Administrator Emily Murphy, and three sessions full of vital information that will make your job easier.
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Video: Schedules vs. Open Markets (Pt 10 of 11)
Federal Acquisition Services (FAS) Senior Procurement Analyst Tommy Benton continues his Schedules vs. Open Markets video series from the 2012 GSA Expo. This video focuses on acquisition planning and tries to answer the question: FAR Subpart 8.4 and FAR Part 15 - how do they compare? Tommy shows side by side comparisons of FAR Subpart 8.4 and FAR Part 15 in key areas: Providing for full and open competition, solicitation methodology, evaluation procedures, and management/administration. Click here to watch this video on YouTube.
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Video: Schedules vs. Open Markets (Pt 3 of 11)
Federal Acquisition Services (FAS) Senior Procurement Analyst Tommy Benton continues his Schedules vs. Open Markets video series from the 2012 GSA Expo. Offered in this video is an overview of what FAR Subpart 8.4, FAR Part 13, and FAR Part 15 covers. Click here to watch this video on YouTube.
Join us next Wednesday for the next clip of Schedules vs. Open Markets!
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