VA Schedule Contracts (FSS Contract)
If your company provides medical or dental equipment and supplies, healthcare services, or pharmaceuticals to the federal government, you may want to consider obtaining a Veterans Affairs (VA) Schedule Contract.
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If your company provides medical or dental equipment and supplies, healthcare services, or pharmaceuticals to the federal government, you may want to consider obtaining a Veterans Affairs (VA) Schedule Contract.
The General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) Program was created to streamline the federal procurement process. GSA delegates management of Schedules that cover medical products and services to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). These contracts are VA Schedule Contracts – or VA Federal Supply Schedule Contracts – however people frequently refer to them as GSA Schedule Contracts.
To obtain a VA Schedule Contract a company must submit a proposal and undergo a thorough review process that considers factors including commercial sales practices, capabilities, financials, and past performance. If the proposal is accepted, the company is awarded a VA Schedule Contract, which contains pre-negotiated pricing, terms, and conditions. Federal agencies and VA hospitals can then purchase a company’s products and services directly through their VA Schedule Contract or a Federal Supply Schedule (FSS).
There are 9 VA Schedule Contracts that companies can obtain based upon the products or services they offer.
Federal Schedules offers full-service assistance to companies looking to sell products or services to the VA. We can help your company save time, money, and resources by preparing your VA Schedule proposal and working with you throughout the FSS review and negotiation process. Contact us today to discuss your company’s specific VA contracting needs.
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Since 1986, Federal Schedules, Inc. (FEDSched) has served as a leading GSA Contract consultant. Our team of government contract experts have helped businesses of all sizes and industries successfully obtain, manage, and grow their GSA and VA Schedule Contracts. FEDSched provides an unrivaled level of expertise and guidance businesses can trust to navigate the intricacies of the GSA Schedule Contract and stand out in the federal market space.
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FOB Note: FAR 52.247-32 – F.O.B. ORIGIN, FREIGHT PREPAID is only applicable under this SIN for individual items that are 70lbs or more. For the clause to be applicable, an individual item (based upon unit of issue) must be 70 lbs. or more.
Note: Offerors are encouraged to use alternative, sustainable materials to the maximum extent practicable and shall not utilize any materials that are banned by regulation or law in their vehicle or trailer body designs and manufacturing.
HACS SIN Labor Categories shall be in alignment with the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS) Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity (NICE Framework). The NICE Framework is a nationally focused resource to help employers develop their cybersecurity workforce. It establishes a common lexicon that describes cybersecurity work and workers regardless of where or for whom the work is performed. The NICE Framework applies across public, private, and academic sectors and includes:
i. 7 work role categories: A high-level grouping of common cybersecurity functions.
ii. 52 work roles: A grouping of work for which someone is responsible or accountable. Note: work roles are not synonymous to job titles or occupations.
iii. 2,200+ task, knowledge and skill (TKS) statements: A set of discrete building blocks that describe the work to be done (in the form of tasks) and what is required to perform that work (through knowledge and skills).
iv. 11 competency areas: Clusters of related knowledge and skill statements that correlate with one’s capability to perform tasks in a particular domain.
When submitting a new offer or modification to add SIN 54151HACS, an offeror or contractor shall include in the “keywords” column of the Price Proposal Template (PPT) the NICE Framework work role IDs that align with the labor categories proposed. Work role categories and roles (along with associated work role IDs) can be found on the NICE Framework website. The website also provides a spreadsheet with updated NICE work roles and categories, competency areas and task, knowledge and skill (TKS) statements to help identify the appropriate roles.
NOTE: Contract-level Contractor Teaming Agreements (CTAs) apply to all orders under SIN 337127P. The CTA Lead and Member(s) must be small businesses on set-aside orders. For more information on MAS Contractor Teaming Agreements (CTAs), please visit Team up with other MAS contractors.
Note: Waste management as defined for SIN 561210FAC is the processes involved in managing waste from cradle to grave.
As defined for SIN 561210FAC, waste management is managed from cradle to grave. This includes the collection, transportation, and disposal of waste by landfill, incineration, recycling, and/or composting. It also includes monitoring waste materials produced as a result of human activity and recommending ways to minimize the generation of waste.
To include the monitoring of waste materials produced as a result of human activity and recommending ways to minimize the generation of waste.
Note: Ancillary supplies are included under this SIN; however, supplies awarded under this SIN shall not be the primary purpose of the work but be an integral part of the total solution offered. Supplies provided under this SIN must be ancillary to the services offerings under this SIN and may only be ordered in conjunction with the purchase of services under this SIN.