by Dan Coley | Uncategorized
In order to bring some order to the chaos of the federal Government contractor space, the Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP), newly headed by Anne Rung, is making a renewed effort to cut costs by way of increased collaboration and cooperation within agencies,...
by Julio Cardenas | Uncategorized
GSA Makes an Official Announcement: Changes in Services Schedule by the New Year (updated December 11, 2014) With the first step to improve their professional services Schedule offerings GSA has announced they will be combining eight of the current professional...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
MRO and JanSan FSSI to go live – OS3 looking to follow GSA has recently completed the award process for two new Federal Strategic Sources Initiative (FSSI) BPA’s and is getting ready to go live in GSAAdvantage. Once live, eligible ordering activities will be...
by Julio Cardenas | Uncategorized
The Schedule 51 V hardware superstore schedule includes several categories of products/services, or SINs, for just about anything you can find at your local hardware store. In the latest schedule refresh, the 51 V office released an important update relating to the...
by Dan Coley | Uncategorized
The U.S. Government is the world’s largest buyer of products and services. The U.S. Government will spend over $500 billion this year on goods and services and state and local government spending is projected to hit $5 trillion. Are you finding these government...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
GSA is moving forward with their new service model to facilitate the “Strategic” plan designed to improve the GSA Schedules program in the upcoming fiscal years 2014-2018. The plan was drafted to link GSA’s Management objectives to the GSA programs. GSA Management’s...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
The OASIS Team has sent an email announcing the release of the final Request for Proposals (RFP’s) for OASIS and OASIS Small Business. The RFP’s have officially been posted in FedBizOpps (FBO) and both postings contain the SF33 award document, a copy of the...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
Businesses certified with set aside status have a growing number of government opportunities. Recently, the Small Business Administration (SBA) issued their final rule updating the penalties for businesses who commit contract fraud by misrepresenting their business...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
Requirement Removed From the Latest OASIS Draft RFP. GSA has now announced that although a DCAA audited accounting system is no longer a pass/fail requirement, the DCAA has come on board to conduct “pre-award surveys of the accounting systems for apparent successful...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
Changes to GSA Schedules are happening and GSA has begun releasing their latest solicitation refreshes. This time around we are noticing something different. In this latest set of refreshes there are two clear additions to the language in the Solicitation Cover Page...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
GSA has been proactive in making changes to its Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) programs and is making efforts to reduce redundancies found within the MAS program. If you are a Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) holder, you may have received a letter from GSA in April of...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
(Update 8/1/2013- OASIS Final RFP Release now available) Though their Interact site, GSA has announced that the Draft RFP for OASIS has been released and is available in FedBizOpps! GSA’s One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) is a new contract...
by ColeyGSA | Uncategorized
Upcoming changes in the MOBIS (Mission Oriented Business Integrated Solutions) solicitation will affect many 874 schedule contractors. GSA has merged a selection of MOBIS Special Item Numbers (SINs) in order to reduce time and effort in soliciting and evaluating...
