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Have Your Completed GSA Schedule Proposal in Hand by June 5, 2008
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Fedmarket)
Fri May 30 15:39:05 2008
Date: Wed, 28 May 2008 22:26:23 -0600
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<b>Fedmarket.com</font>
<p><Complete the paperwork necessary to obtain your GSA Schedule contract in 3 days.
<p><font color = "#0000a0">Attend Fedmarket.com's June 2008 <a href = "http://www.fedmarket.com/seminars/gsa-proposal-elab.shtml?cid=1212010401-90634">GSA eLab</a> and have a ready-to-submit GSA proposal in your hand on June 5, 2008.
<br><i>(The GSA eLab is held monthly - <a href = "http://www.fedmarket.com/seminars/gsa-proposal-elab.shtml?cid=1212010401-90634">More dates and locations<a/></i></b>)</font>
<p><b><font color = "#0000FF">>> GSA Questions? </font><a href="http://www.fedmarket.com/contactus.php?ref=email&cid=1212010401-90634">Contact Me</a></b>
<p><b>You need a GSA schedule: </b>
<ul><li>They are the preferred source, by regulation, for federal purchases.
<li>Contracting officers, federal purchasers and vendors find them very quick and easy to use.
<li>A Schedule contract is the only way to close a purchase transaction of more than $25,000 (other than the lengthy and expensive public bid process or participating as a subcontractor to a prime contractor).
<li>Vendors are finding that contracting officers are requesting that they obtain a Schedule contract to do business with their office.
<li>The use of Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contracts (which contain pre-approved price lists) is becoming increasingly more popular. As a practical matter, MAS contracts - other than those under the GSA Schedule program - are available only for large businesses. At present, none of the MAS contracts have small-business set asides (with the exception of GSA Schedules).</ul>
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To become a GSA approved
contractor, a vendor must first submit an offer in response to the applicable
GSA Schedule solicitation. The GSA proposal document you must submit for approval
is a lengthy and complicated document; you can see for yourself by visiting
the <a href = "http://www.gsa.gov"><b>GSA.gov</b></a> site and downloading the schedule that fits your business. </ul>
<p>Many of our <a href="http://www.fedmarket.com/seminars/testimonials_eLab.shtml?cid=1212010401-90634"><b>past eLab
attendees</b></a> have stated that they had been working on their GSA schedule proposal
for over a year. Because of its unpleasantness it is
the easiest thing on your task list to postpone. Yet it weighs and weighs
and lingers in your mind.
<P><A href="http://www.fedmarket.com?cid=1212010401-90634"><B>Fedmarket.com</a></b>
offers a solution to the GSA Schedule dilemma: the <b>"GSA eLab." </b>
<P><B>The Result of the Event:</B>
A completed GSA schedule offer in an electronic format.
<P><B>The eLab forces you to
focus and get it done. </B>
<P>The <a href = "http://www.fedmarket.com/seminars/gsa-proposal-elab.shtml?cid=1212010401-90634"><b>GSA Proposal Preparation
eLab</a></b> ("GSA eLab") is a three-day event. Fedmarket.com developed the GSA eLab
for those individuals who have been given the daunting responsibility of preparing
their company's General Services Administration (GSA) offer. Our instructors
will walk attendees through the offer preparation process and, by the conclusion
of the eLab event, a significant portion or all of your corporate offer will
be completed.
<p><b><font color="#0000a0">Questions?</font>
Please call 866-519-4482 Ext. 110 or write <a href="mailto:sales@thefederalmarketplace.com">sales@thefederalmarketplace.com</a>.</font></b>
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