Some contracts with the federal government may be complex in the scope of work and may require interested vendors to partner with another company to perform the work to the government’s specifications.
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Once a business locates a solicitation that aligns with its capabilities, the task of crafting a well-structured response in the form of a proposal begins. If you find starting your proposal challenging, you can connect with experts who can guide you.
On March 19, 2020, we held a live webinar about GSA Schedules. The webinar is now available on demand. You can also learn more about GSA Schedules in this blog post.
This week's Bid Training will cover two other websites where government solicitations are posted: Unison and FedConnect. Learn more about these two platforms with this blog post. Bid Training is available to businesses enrolled in the USFCR Academy.
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in March 2020 and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
FAR stands for
Federal Acquisition Regulation. It is a set of rules issued to make a standard set of processes for government acquisitions.
They are the guidelines for both vendors and the government to follow in regard to federal acquisitions. The FAR covers topics such as acquisition planning, contract administration, labor laws, simplified acquisition thresholds, and more. Contracting professionals and vendors are expected to be familiar with the FAR.
