GSA Streamlines Vendor Requirements in Support of U.S. Government’s COVID-19 Response Efforts
To help GSA's proceeded with stance of supporting our country's COVID-19 endeavors, and in reinforcing the American Rescue Plan, GSA Schedule has given a letter to grow the accessibility of COVID-19 related items, administrations and arrangements under GSA's various honor plan program by forgoing certain seller necessities.
The letter manages help to sellers who can give items, administrations or arrangements that straightforwardly support America's reaction to COVID-19 endeavors and brings obstructions for them down to work with the central government to meet the current necessities of the pandemic. These merchants are not needed to meet three explicit prerequisites in the standard MAS seller guidelines:At least two years of corporate experience.
- One applicable undertaking experience for each uncommon thing number.
- Accommodation of yearly budget summaries for the past two years.
"This is an incredible open door for organizations, including new businesses," said Senior Procurement Officer Jeff Koses. "The letter applies to the two organizations not yet working with GSA Schedule, just as existing MAS project workers who can give items, and administrations that straightforwardly support COVID-19 endeavors."
"These progressions improve the capacity of the central government, state, neighborhood, ancestral, and regional specialists to acquire these fundamental items, administrations, and arrangements under the MAS program will uphold a safe resuming for our nation," said Mark Lee, Assistant Commissioner, Federal Acquisition Service, Office of Policy and Compliance.
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