This course is specifically designed for federal contracting officers and professionals responsible for acquiring IT services and solutions, with limited or no prior experience with NITAAC GWACs. It is also designed to provide value to anyone interested in learning about NITAAC GWACs. Non-contracting professionals are welcome.
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A link to your certificate of completion can be found at the top of the course homepage. The certificate is also accessible from your account settings page.
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NITAAC University offers self-paced courses on topics such as NITAAC’s three Best in Class GWACs, namely, CIO-SP3, CIO-SP3 Small Business and CIO-CS.
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Yes! Federal employees can earn CLPs by completing NITAAC University courses. Each course will provide a certificate of completion, which can be used to validate the number of CLPs earned. The number of CLPs issued per course varies.
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Yes, you will need a government-issued .gov, .mil or .fed.us email address to sign up for NITAAC University.
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Currently, courses are available to federal employees and contractors who are working on a government contract.
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The Nonmanufacturer Rule (NMR) allows small business set-asides for supply contracts when the small business manufactured the product itself, is supplying a product manufactured by another small business, or a product of any size manufacturer if SBA has granted a waiver. , For additional information:, Nonmanufacturer rule | U.S. Small Business Administration (sba.gov)
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Yes. NITAAC customers must use e-GOS for solicitations. Contract Holders who receive an RFP or RFI through any method other than e-GOS must notify NITAAC Support immediately. Contract Holders must submit their responses in e-GOS. If the PCO asks offerors to submit proposals via email or hardcopy, offerors may do so, but offerors are also required to submit in e-GOS prior to the submission…
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"No Bid" responses are required for RFPs, only, . Contract holders are required to submit no-bids in e-GOS for any RFP for which they are not going to submit a proposal. Reference, Task Order Procedures, in your contract.
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Yes. You may change your "No Bid" decision by submitting a proposal (or vice versa) at any time prior to the proposal deadline
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