09.02.06
Posted in DoD, Information Technology Services, Intelligence Community, small business at 2:53 pm by ljones
Interested in getting on NGA’s small business vendor list for more opportunities? Send the following information to SmallBusiness@nga.mil with the subject: New Interested Vendor
Please include the following information:
| Vendor name and address. |
Point of contact with telephone number |
| Business type (e.g. small woman owned) |
E-mail and business website address. |
| NAICS Code(s) with title description: |
GSA # |
| CAGE Code |
DUNS number |
| Highest clearance level |
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Please do not attach brochures, capabilities or slides, etc. If this information is on your website, we will access it there to reduce paper volume and ensure maximum exposure for you.
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08.27.06
Posted in Information Technology Services, general, small business, technology at 11:57 pm by ljones
Making the team
Verizon Business Federal (A unit of Verizon Communications Inc.)
How many small-business partners do you use?
About 600 companies: half from legacy Verizon Business, half from MCI WorldCom after the merger earlier this year.
» Key personnel:
Gail Freeman-Parker, director of federal contracts Susan Zeleniak, vice president of civilian networks
» More information:
Contact Denis Stasulis at denis.stasulis@verizonbusiness.com.
www.verizon.com/supplierdiversity
» Outlook:
Upcoming projects focus on network system design, power design, server management, database management, inventory and asset management as well as other services. Some projects require expertise in installation and maintenance of Cisco routers and other products.
» Projects:
Homeland Security Department’s data support center Army National Guard’s voice over IP public branch exchange National Institutes of Health’s staff augmentation
» Special requirements:
Many projects need technical personnel with secret and higher clearances.
» When do subcontractors become involved?
Partners are selected early in the proposal process.
Source: Washington Technology http://www.washingtontechnology.com/news/21_16/federal/29167-1.html
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07.29.06
Posted in GSA, Information Technology Services at 2:47 am by ljones
The Acquisition Advisory Panel has recommended that the GSA adopt a new IT services contract schedule and expand the DOD rule of three to the rest of the government. The new schedule would supplement the existing GSA schedule with professionals services. The prices for such orders would be based on competition instead of posted rates. This was just one of ten recommendations proposed by the panel.
Source: Washington Technology
http://www.washingtontechnology.com/news/1_1/daily_news/29036-1.html
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