Reporting your GSA sales is an important part of maintaining compliance with your GSA Schedule contract. All GSA contractors are required to report their sales either quarterly or monthly through the Federal Acquisition Service's (FAS) Sales Reporting Portal (SRP). In this webinar, we will cover what you need to know to ensure your sales reports are completed in an accurate and timely manner, including:
After winning a bid on your GSA Schedule contract, you may find that you and your employees need to travel and stay on site for the duration of the project. Are you covered for travel and lodging during your project? In this webinar, we’ll go over when the Joint Travel Regulations (JTR) cover you and your company when traveling for work on a GSA Schedule contract, and how you can properly follow these regulations. We’ll discuss:
The General Services Administration (GSA) is a relatively transparent organization – you just need to know where to look! One way you can set yourself up for success, whether you are just beginning your journey into the public sector or have had a Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract for years, is to know the proper websites in which to find the information you need. Finding the right GSA resources will make navigating the world of GSA significantly easier.
In this lunch and learn, we’ll cover:
Obtaining a GSA Schedule is a strenuous, time-consuming process. By partnering with a reseller, you can bypass many of the Schedule acquisition requirements and get your products on a GSA contract much quicker than getting your own MAS contract.
In this lunch and learn, we’ll discuss:
GSA MAS contractors are required to comply with AbilityOne regulations, so it's important to know what the program is even if you are not considered a designated AbilityOne distributor.
In this Lunch & Learn, we’ll discuss:
Whether you already have a GSA Schedule contract or you are looking to get one, it is important to know your NAICS Code(s) and what that information means. We’ll discuss:
It's been two years since the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) was first announced. Since then, the model has gone through some updates and will continue to emerge as the Department of Defense and other agencies look to implement the verification method for cybersecurity requirements. This webinar covers what’s fact vs. fiction in regard to CMMC, as well as discuss what contractors should be aware of and focused on between now and when CMMC is fully in place across the Defense Industrial Base (DIB).
In this webinar, we’ll discuss what you need to know about modifying your GSA Schedule contract both to maintain regulatory compliance and to provide up to date offerings through your GSA Schedule. We’ll discuss:
Download this free checklist to help you keep track of everything you need to remain compliant on your GSA Schedule including:
Download this free assessment to learn what you need to become a GSA Schedule contractor including:
This Lunch and Learn will provide a brief overview of the best practices and helpful tips for maintaining a compliant GSA MAS contract. We'll discuss:
In this webinar, we’ll discuss the value of a Channel Distribution Partnership and why you should consider partnering with an authorized GSA reseller like Winvale to sell your solutions through a GSA Schedule. Below are the values we'll cover of being a Winvale Channel Partner:
Now that you have your GSA Schedule contract, how do you make your solutions visible to government customers? In this webinar, we’ll cover what you need to know about marketing your GSA Schedule contract to government agencies. We’ll discuss:
Properly invoicing the federal government for goods and services requires knowing exactly what information is required, where to transmit the data, and when to submit an invoice. In this webinar, you'll learn:
Pricing compliance is an essential part of having and maintaining a GSA Schedule contract. This Lunch & Learn will give an overview of Commercial Sales Practices and Transactional Data Reporting, as well as the pros and cons of each.
Understand the difference between Quarterly Sales Reporting and Transactional Data Reporting (TDR)
Define Commercial Sales Practices
Analyze the requirements under the Price Reduction Clause
Weigh the Pros and Cons of Disclosing your CSP information and opting into TDR
What is a GSA Schedule and how do you get one? What are the requirements? What are the benefits of a GSA Schedule contract?
This webinar will answer those questions and help you understand the basics of GSA Schedules so you can determine if it's right for you. We'll discuss:
We partnered with McCarter & English, LLP to bring you December's Lunch & Learn about Bid Protests. In this webinar, you'll learn:
The process of acquiring a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract can be daunting, especially if you don't know what to expect. Where do you even begin? This guide will walk you through every step of the way so you know exactly what you're getting into.
Having a GSA Schedule gives you access to an exclusive market - the US government marketplace - which includes billions of dollars of set asides for small businesses. Unfortunately, many small businesses aren't sure of how they can take advantage of this lucrative opportunity. Download our free whitepaper to learn every thing you need to know for government sales success.
In this webinar, Winvale's Director of Public Sector, Sonja Roberts, discusses:
In this webinar, we will help you develop an understanding of GSA state and local government purchasing programs and delve into the eligibility for GSA Schedule contractors. Specifically, we will discuss:
GSA Basics and Recent MAS Updates for Contractors
The Requirements for Various State and Local Cooperative Purchasing Vehicles
This Lunch & Learn is about Mastering the Schedule Input Program (SIP). In this 50 minute webcast, we discuss:
In this webcast, we discuss Small Business Subcontracting Plans, including:
Why the government requires these plans
How you know your company needs one
The different types available
How to construct and adhere to a Subcontracting Plan:
Reporting Requirements for Subcontracting Plan Holders (ISR/SSR)
This Lunch & Learn is about the Service Contract Act. In this webcast, we'll discuss:
Background of the McNamara-O’Hara Service Contract Act (SCA)
SCA Scope: Where and when is it applicable?
Understanding Wage Determinations
Wage Determination Walk Through
This webinar will help identify some significant issues related to federal contracting over the coming months during COVID-19 and help attendees ensure new and continued contract performance.
In this webinar, we will discuss the newly released CMMC 1.0, as well as discuss a solution SMBs can use to quickly comply and achieve good cyber hygiene. Small businesses need solutions to be affordable, practical and secure in order to be continuously compliant prior to CMMC 3rd party audits.
The Consolidation Mass Mod (#A812) is finally here! GSA has Consolidated 24 "Schedules" into 1 Schedule, 12 Large Categories, 83 Subcategories, and 316 Special Item Numbers (SINs). Join us to learn about the Mass Mod, what actions are required after acceptance, a review of the new Large Category modification process, the new GSA eBuy, and the new marketing opportunities now available to Schedule contractors.
Beginning in 2020, the DoD will use the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) to verify contractors of the Defense Industrial Base are operating with effective cyber hygiene. In order to bid on, maintain, and win future DoD contracts, all organizations will need to prove their required level of cyber maturity. In this webinar, you'll learn about the DoD CMMC and its impact on your business.
In this webinar, you'll learn about the GSA MAS Consolidation process, the impact to current Schedule holders, how it affects new offers, and the phases and timeline for the Schedule Consolidation.
The GSA Schedule Consolidation will begin phase 1 on October 1, 2019. Download this one-page quicksheet for information about GSA's timeline and how new and existing awards will be handled.
In this webinar, you'll learn about emerging acquisition trends, industries to watch, and new updates to the GSA Schedule program, as well as the latest news in Federal procurement, how to find Federal business opportunities, and more.
Mid-sized government contractors find themselves in an interesting position. They are often overshadowed by the major prime contractors, yet they don't have access to set-asides for small businesses.
To many, the distinction between a manufacturer and a reseller is cut and dry. But for government contractors, the differences are a bit more nuanced.
The federal government information technology (IT) market is one of the most complex to understand.
Having a GSA Schedule gives you access to an exclusive market - the US government marketplace - which includes billions of dollars of set asides for small businesses.
The 8(a) Business Development Program is one of the Small Business Administration’s (SBA’s) business assistance programs for small disadvantaged businesses (SDBs).
New regulations are coming that will obligate GSA Schedule holders to satisfy federal cybersecurity requirements to protect Controlled Unclassified Information.
One of the most critical documents for government contractors to possess in order to successfully do business with the government is their capabilities statement.
There are several tools that are available free-of-cost to contractors to find opportunities in the government market– but how do you best utilize these tools to build a robust sales pipeline?
However, there are some important rules to keep in mind when preparing an EPA modification request.
If you try to sell to the federal government you know how difficult the maze of requirements and questions is to navigate - perhaps partnering with a reseller is the fastest and most cost-effective way to sell to the government.
In the previous 12 months, more than $114 million was awarded through the California Multiple Award Schedule (CMAS) contract. As a GSA Schedule holder, you may be automatically eligible for this open enrollment contract.
The GSA has updated their processes and increased the frequency for conducting Contractor Assistance Visits (CAVs). This increase in frequency of CAVs places additional importance on proactively maintaining GSA Schedule compliance.
You’re considering how to approach getting on the GSA Schedule and maximize sales – but don’t know where to start.
So now you have your GSA schedule - do you know what you need to do to actually generate business? The sad truth is that only 40% of GSA Schedule Holders actually win business.
To successfully win government business, you need to federalize your brand to show buyers you speak their language. Are you promoting your business in a way that resonates with government buyers?
The GSA Small Business Contracting program is a great way for small business government contractors to grow their businesses.
To successfully win government business, you need to federalize your brand to show buyers you speak their language. Are you promoting your business in a way that resonates with government buyers?
FedRAMP has become one of the hottest programs affecting the Federal government and commerical providers. Access this free webinar to learn more about the changes being made and how they will affect your organization's IT infrastructure.
In an age of competition fueled by the desire to get ahead of one’s competitor, studying trends in government spending could be the key to financial success.
What are the real benefits of a GSA Schedule? If you're an organization that's new to or considering entering the federal marketplace, you're probably asking yourself that question.
Understanding and mastering the government capture and proposal process is one of the greatest challenges even the most seasoned of government contractors face.
The recent data breach on the federal government has illustrated just how vulnerable we all are, and public sector organizations have a fundamental need for protection.
GSA compliance requires more than keeping your GSA pricing up-to-date on GSA Advantage and adhering to scope, delivery and warranty terms of the contract.
If you're looking to optimize your space within the government marketplace, you understand the importance of a successful government marketing strategy.
You understand the importance of understanding your competitors' customers. Learn how to find and identify your competitors' known and unknown customers to evaluate them.
Recent changes in the market such as sequestration, intensified competition, tighter pricing with narrower margins in a low price technically acceptable (“LPTA”) procurement era, along with changes to the tax laws form a complex environment for liquidity and exit alternatives for government contractors.
Changes to GSA Professional Services Schedules are nowhere near finished. This webinar discusses how these changes will impact your current GSA Schedule contract, and how it will impact future entrants.
GSA’s recent announcement that it will be consolidating at least 9 of the top grossing GSA Schedules is sending ripples through the contracting community.
You understand the resilience of the GSA Schedule program. And despite agency budgetary pressures, GSA Schedules have generated over $32 Billion in federal spending in the 2014 fiscal year.
Finding viable government opportunities is key to a successful government contracting practice. Most contractors get too caught up chasing bid boards, not realizing that there are more effective ways to identify and cultivate viable government opportunities.
Building a thriving government practice can be challenging in today's environment. This webinar discusses how you can get your practice off the ground, build relationships with key decision makers, and ultimately win government business.
Want to grow your government contracting business, but don't know where to start? Download our free guide, Top 8 Things You Need to Do Today to Start Generating Government Sales, to help you get started.
Fiscal Year 2015 has started for the federal government, and the federal IT spending levels are expected to drop.
What does it take to be exceptional in this area of contract administration, and how can you achieve this rating for your CAV?
When reviewing a federal government solicitation, a strict process should be followed in order to ensure a complete and compliant response. However, that not enough to win an RFP.
In fall 2014, the General Services Administration announced several changes to Contractor Assistance Visits (CAVs) that created some buzz in the compliance community around how to properly prepare for these sessions.
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