Yes. Reverse auctions using the NITAAC GWACs are permitted through the use of any third-party provider working in concert with the federal government. However, you must also post the requirement in the appropriate NITAAC system, e-GOS or RFQ.
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Yes. You must register and activate a user name and password for each system.
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No. Ordering procedures as outlined in FAR Part 6 and FAR Part 8 do not apply when using IDIQ contracts. When fulfilling requirements using a Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC), ordering procedures located at FAR 16.5(b)(1), Fair Opportunity, apply.
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No. A special Delegation of Procurement Authority is not needed to use NITAAC GWACs.
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No. An interagency agreement is not required by NITAAC for direct acquisitions. Interagency agreements are only required for assisted orders.
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No. You do not need approval from NITAAC to issue a no-cost extension. It is up to the task order contracting officer to approve a no-cost extension.
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No. According to FAR Subpart 17.5(2) the Economy Act does not include acquisitions using government-wide acquisition contracts.
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Yes. You may add agency specific Terms & Conditions to your individual task/delivery orders.
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No. All of the services performed on our contracts are professional services. Section 8(b) Service Contract Act does not apply to employees in bona fide executive, administrative or professional positions under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) (29 C.F.R. Part 541 and FAR Subpart 22.1001).
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Companies cannot be added as Prime contract holders once the master contract has been awarded. However, if a company is interested in performing under one of the NITAAC vehicles, they may do so as a subcontractor or teaming partner. Businesses interested in forming such agreements may go directly to any of the NITAAC Prime contract holder(s). A complete listing is available under each contract on…
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