SEWP FAQ Summary 8/3/17 6. Phone: (301) 86-178 E-mail: help@sewp.nasa.gov Fax: (301) 86-0317. The processing time is typically less than one business day between the receipt of a Delivery Order at the NASA. SEWP Program Office and delivery of the order to the appropriate Contract Holder.
https://www.sewp.nasa.gov/documents/training/FAQ_Summary.pdf
How Long Does it Take to Get a GSA Schedule Contract? The time it takes to get a GSA Schedule Contract is broken up into two parts: 1) preparing your proposal and 2) GSA’s review of your proposal and negotiation of your contract award. If you choose to prepare a proposal yourself, it could take anywhere from a few months to over a year.
http://gsa.federalschedules.com/gsa-schedule/gsa-schedule-faq/
SEWP FAQ Summary. SEWP FAQ Summary 8/3/17 1. Phone: (301) 86-178 E-mail: help@sewp.nasa.gov Fax: (301) 86-0317. What is the Established Authorized Reseller Program (EARP) and how does it apply to Supply Chain.
https://www.sewp.nasa.gov/documents/training/FAQ_Summary.pdf
GSA stands for the General Services Administration which is a government agency that was established in 1949. The agency has evolved over the years and today is tasked with managing government buildings and real estate, providing product and service procurement support, and developing policies and regulations.
http://gsa.federalschedules.com/gsa-schedule/gsa-schedule-faq/
GSA is most widely known for its development of GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Contracts, also referred to as Federal Supply Schedule Contracts or the GSA Schedules Program. The GSA Schedules Program was created to streamline government purchasing of commercial products and services and to leverage the buying power of the federal government in the process.
http://gsa.federalschedules.com/gsa-schedule/gsa-schedule-faq/
Purchases can be made directly from a contractor’s GSA Schedule Contract, eliminating time-consuming responses to complex RFP’s and lengthy negotiations. 1  Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) between agencies and contractors under the GSA Schedule are established to meet recurring product/service needs.
http://gsa.federalschedules.com/gsa-schedule/gsa-schedule-faq/
Getting on the GSA list, getting GSA Certified, or obtaining a GSA number are all terms that are used in reference to getting a GSA Schedule Contract. Knowing that it is a government contract and not simply a certification, a number, or a placement on a list, can be helpful to understanding the process. Companies that wish to get a GSA Schedule Contract must submit a proposal for consideration by GSA.
http://gsa.federalschedules.com/gsa-schedule/gsa-schedule-faq/
However, for the most part a company must meet the following criteria: 1  Financial Stability. 2  At Least 2 Years in Business. 3  Past Performance. 4  Products Commercially Available. 5  Products Compliant with the Trade Agreements Act.
http://gsa.federalschedules.com/gsa-schedule/gsa-schedule-faq/
SEWP FAQ Summary 7/31/17 1 Phone: (301) 86-178 E-mail: help@sewp.nasa.gov Fax: (301) 86-0317 What is the Established Authorized Reseller Program (EARP) and how does it apply to Supply Chain
https://www.sewp.nasa.gov/documents/training/FAQ_Summary.pdf
Does My Company Need a GSA Schedule Contract to Sell to the Government? There is no law that requires a contractor to hold a GSA Schedule in order to conduct business with the federal government. However, many agencies will only place orders through GSA Schedule Contracts.
http://gsa.federalschedules.com/gsa-schedule/gsa-schedule-faq/
what does gsa contract stand for
GSA contract stands for the General Services Administration. GSA stands for the General Services Administration.