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Understanding Date Fields in Contract Management Systems

Contract management systems often have specific date fields that serve different purposes. Effective Dates, Period of Performance Start Dates, and Completion Dates all have unique functions and must be accurately reported in systems like FPDS. It is crucial to understand the differences between thes

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Leveraging SAM.gov for Federal Market Success

Explore how small businesses can harness the power of SAM.gov to tap into federal market opportunities. From understanding the MAS program to refining strategies with data, this session covers essential steps in developing leads, accessing FPDS information, and making the most of SAM.gov tools for g

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Best Practices for Writing Award Descriptions in Procurement

Creating effective award descriptions in procurement is crucial for clarity and accuracy. Descriptions must be in plain English, be more than one word, and contain no acronyms or jargon. It is essential to accurately describe the procurement or modifications being made, avoiding including personal i

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Guidelines for Writing Clear Award Descriptions in Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS)

Ensure all descriptions of requirements in FPDS are clear, concise, and in plain English. Avoid using acronyms, abbreviations, or jargon. Describe accurately what is being purchased or modified. Be cautious of auto-populated information and ensure consistency with corresponding FPDS fields. Include

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Understanding FPDS Dollar Amounts: Insights and Best Practices

Dive into the world of FPDS Dollar Amounts, learning about how to interpret and handle the total values, common mistakes to avoid, and practical examples to enhance your understanding. Gain clarity on obligations, base values, exercised options, and more to ensure accurate reporting. Explore the nua

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Understanding Place of Performance Guidelines for Government Contracts

When determining the place of performance for goods and services in government contracts, it is crucial to follow specific guidelines outlined by the Contracting Officers (COs). This includes considerations for manufactured items, the predominant location for services, subscription services, oceans/

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