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If you are familiar with GSA rules and regulations, it can take about 6-12 months from submission preparation to award. If you are not familiar with the GSA world and you submit a proposal on your own without the help of a consultant, the process could take at least a year, if not longer.
OLMs are supplies and/or services acquired in direct support of an individual task or delivery order placed against a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract or BPA.
Formal Competitive Procurements (IFB/RFP): 6+ months Every contract is unique and can experience unforeseen delays, protests, delayed approvals etc. Pre-planning and development of the scope of work is not reflected in the above timelines.
Detailing the processes, milestones and payment schedules of a contract takes time. And with only so many civil servants and only so many hours in the day, the work needed to complete the procurement process can easily get backed up.
How long does GAO take to decide a protest? We must decide a protest within 100 calendar days. We always seek to issue a decision as far in advance of the 100-day deadline as possible. What percentage of GAO decisions are dismissed, denied, and sustained?
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Basis for contract award The U.S. government considers Best Value proposals with intangibles beyond price and technical rating. They are judged on price as well as capability, capacity, and past performance. The factors are either weighed equally or greater than price.
The programs concept is very simple. You must be in business at least 2 years, have grossed at least $150,000 in sales, have happy customers and be willing to offer the federal government your best price. You are now considered an elite vendor with preapproved pricing when you win your 5 year contract.
There are two exceptions in the interim rule. Telecommunications equipment does not access or interact with the data it touches. If a service connects to the facilities of a third-party, such as backhaul, roaming, or interconnection arrangements.

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