Authorized Contractor for General Services Administration (GSA)

Authorized Contractor for General Services Administration (GSA)
Multiple Award Schedules

Information Technology Professional Services
No. GS-35F-4813G

Management Organizational and Business Improvement Services (MOBIS)
No. GS-23F-8169H

Records Management GS-25F-0040J

Logistics Worldwide (LOGWORLD) No. GS-10F-0076L

¹GSA Schedules have made the Procurement Process simple by cutting all of the unnecessary "red tape."

Synopsized the procurement
Negotiated the contracts
Determined the prices to be fair and reasonable
Met requirement of CICA (Competition in Contracting Act see FAR 6.102 (d) (3))
Complied with all the procurement regulations in establishing the contracts
Unlimited Ceiling
Credit Card payment encouraged
Indefinite period of performance
Blanket Purchase Agreements
Teaming arrangements can be established

¹ "All you need to know about Federal Supply Schedules." U.S. General Services Administration Federal Supply Services Pamphlet. January 1998

Ordering Process Procedure!

Prospective services user contacts LABAT to discuss technical requirements and review appropriate labor categories.

Prospective Service user sends draft SOW to his or her contracting office.

SOW is reviewed and approved by contracting office. LABAT receives requirements and prepares bid.

Agency issues a purchase order to LABAT (any format may be used, i.e. DD-1155). LABAT acknowledges receipt of purchase order to service user and work begins.

Streamlined Procurement Process

In accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Subpart 8.404(a), the policies and procedures of FAR Part 13 do not apply. When placing orders under a Federal Supply Schedule, ordering activities need not seek further competition, synopize the requirement, make a separate determination of fair and reasonable pricing, or consider small business set-asides (in accordance with Subpart 19.5).