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Making a go/no-go decision for a government Request for Quotation (RFQ) or contract is a crucial step in the bidding process for government contractors. This
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GSA Focus is now offering a free online pre-assessment service. You simply go to our Pre-Assessment webform page, and complete the form. The details you
The GSA issued the following statement on their Interact website on September 12th: “After review and careful consideration, it has been determined Schedule 75 will
Washington DC is the Acronym capital of the world. Our government has a long name for everything. I keep a compiled list of all the best Definitions
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I wrote a blogpost a few months ago about reasons not to get a GSA Contract, mostly revolving around dis-qualifiers. I thought this was great advise,
I just re-vamped our GSA Contract FAQ Page. I beleive it is now one of the most helpful and thorough areas of the GSA Focus website. I
In case you are curious just how many dollars flow through GSA Contracts, here is some data for you: GSA Schedule 2009 2010 2011 CORP
The GSA announced on June 7, 2012 that they are cutting 8,000 contracts from the GSA Schedule. The GSA is cutting contracts where outdated items are
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