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Our Digital Certificate has expired. How do we update?
Please contact the issuer of the certificate on how to renewal/update an expired digital certificate. We currently accept ACES digital certificate from Operational Research Consultant …
How do state and local government entities place orders against Schedule contracts? Do such orders against Schedule contracts meet competition requirements?
State and local government entities are encouraged to use GSA’s Schedule Ordering Procedures to ensure the benefit of receiving the best value from GSA Schedule …
Can the SBA protest a contracting officer's decision not to award a contract opportunity to a qualified HUBZone small business?
Yes. The SBA’s Administrator may file a written request for re-consideration of the contracting officer’s decision with the Secretary of the Department, or Agency head.
Who can purchase from a GSA Schedule?
All Federal and DoD offices, the District of Columbia, some state and local agencies, and some approved commercial enterprises are eligible to purchase from GSA …
If I've been a subcontractor, when I get my Schedule will I be able to get the same rates the prime has been getting?
Absolutely not. The Government takes the position that if you can charge the prime those rates, then you can charge the government the same rate.
In a GSA Federal Supply Schedule Contractor Team Arrangement (CTA), who is responsible for reporting sales and remitting the industrial funding fee?
Each GSA Federal Supply Schedule contractor is responsible for reporting its GSA Schedule contract sales and remitting the appropriate industrial funding fee.
