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GM Beckert & Associates, Inc. |
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GSA and Federal Contracting Consultants |
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· There are about 54 different solicitations covering everything from furniture and farm equipment to high-tech services. · Solicitations vary in structure and content, and each solicitation has to be analyzed on its own. · They are similar to traditional contracting solicitations, but do not have the structure defined in the Federal Acquisition Regulations. · GSA contracting officers follow standard procedures, but also can use their own judgment on a case by case basis. |
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· Consider me as your federal contracting advocate. · Be ready to sell to the world’s largest buying group. · Be ready to make a GSA marketing and money commitment. · Contact me for a no-obligation proposal that explains the process, deliverables, timeline, and cost. Let’s Talk GSA. (321) 724-9875. |
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· GSA is very competitive. · You must provide GSA the best prices and discounts you offer to anyone. · To win, you will typically need: · An established business · Good financials · References · Copies of invoices · Documents that show pricing and discount history · Patience · Great attention to detail · · · · · · · · · |
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Frequently Asked Questions |
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· Having a “GSA Contract” means being listed in the GSAAdvantage! catalog. · Buyers use the GSAAdvantage! catalog to shop. · Transactions are simple and credit card orders of up to $25,000 are easy. · GSA serves tens of thousands of buyers for almost 200 federal agencies. · GSA’s value added is screening potential suppliers. · By getting a GSA contract, buyers know that you are a viable company, and that your price is the lowest you can make it. |
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1. What is a GSA Contract? |
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2. Is GSA Right For Me? |
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6. How Do I Get Started? |
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3. What Are GSA Solicitations? |
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· Typically They Want: · Past Performance References · Copies of Invoices and shipping orders · Organizational and management information · Copies of your commercial price list |
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4. What Information Will GSA Ask For? |