
GSA Advantage vs Agency Catalog Buying: When Federal Buyers Should Use Which
Your program needs supplies, funding is available, and the specifications are ready. The next decision is where to buy. …
Buying MRO for Multi-Site Federal Agencies: A Federal Buyer's Guide
Buying maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) supplies for a single facility is straightforward. Buying for ten facil …
SDVOSB Sole-Source and Set-Aside Basics for Federal Buyers
Federal buyers evaluating small-business contracting opportunities need to distinguish supplier status from the acquisit …
Section 889 Explained: The Prohibited-Technology Check Every Federal Buyer Should Know (NDAA FY2019)
Before selecting equipment or a supplier, federal buyers need to understand the supply chain behind the purchase. Teleco …
What the Removal of Canadian-Origin Products from GSA Schedules Means for Federal Buyers
Federal buyers preparing supply orders need to revisit country-of-origin information before relying on familiar Schedule …
TAA Compliance: What Federal Buyers Should Know About Country-of-Origin Rules
If you buy supplies for a federal agency — whether you're a contracting officer, a government purchase card (GPC) holder …
Flu-Season Janitorial Readiness: A Procurement Guide for Government Facilities
Every October, government facility teams face the same calendar problem: flu season begins just as the fiscal-year-end o …
GSA MAS 101: What 'Contract Holder' Means for Federal Agency Buyers
When you need supplies or services for an agency, choosing a purchasing method is part of defining the requirement. A su …
FY2027 Is Here: A Federal Buyer's Q1 Procurement Planning Guide
Federal fiscal year 2027 began October 1, 2026, and runs through September 30, 2027. Q1, October through December 2026, …
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