A New Federal Marketplace
Over the coming months, we will be launching a series of webinars based on the lessons we've learned from supporting the largest, most public federal data breach in history. In the thick of the storm with OPM, we have gained a world of insight that we feel would benefit other Government Contractors and Federal Agencies.
From Identity Management to Security Compliance based on soon-to-be announced FAR clauses, we are at the front door to a new Federal Government Marketplace. More to come!
Sincerely,
Kevin Lancaster
CEO, Winvale
As a government contractor, you are a priority target of sophisticated hackers and other cyber adversaries
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Despite what some may think, the world of government contracting is not based on a survival of the fittest model. Instead, smaller members are given a helping hand, to ensure that they can be competitive in winning contracts when going up against larger, more well-known competitors. If you are a certified small business, small disadvantaged business, female-owned small business, HUBZone business, or a business owned by service-disabled veteran(s), your company could benefit from learning more about the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU).
General Services Administration (GSA) IT Schedule 70 is a GSA Multiple Award Contract for Information Technology services and products negotiated with and awarded by the GSA. Under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Program and IT Schedule 70 in particular, the Federal government, as well as State and Local government entities can meet virtually every single purchasing need by buying products and services directly from GSA approved vendors at pre negotiated prices. GSA contracts offer government customers direct delivery of high-quality commercial supplies and services at discount pricing.
