e-GOS is the Electronic Government Ordering System. It provides a mechanism to meet the GWAC fair opportunity requirements of FAR Part 16. You must use the system to compete and award orders under the CIO-SP3, CIO-SP3 Small Business and CIO-CS contracts.
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Yes, you can download information for your files. However all files will be stored indefinitely and can be accessed at any time, so you don't have to download them unless you choose to do so.
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There is no limit on the number of files that can be attached; however, each file must be under 100MB and the email attachment size is 10MB. If your files individually exceed 100 MB, please contact the NITAAC Customer Support Center via email at NITAACsupport@nih.gov or call 1.888.773.6542. Type: FAQ
A saved order will remain in e-GOS indefinitely. We do not delete orders from our system, as it is intended to be a database of record for users.
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e-GOS has a built-in workflow for answering questions, and both customers and contractors are encouraged to use it. Any eligible CIO-SP3, CIO-SP3 Small Business, and CIO-CS contract holder can submit a question on the solicitation by navigating to the solicitation-specific Q&A page and uploading questions as long as the Purchasing Official has specified a period for Questions and Answers.…
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Yes. e-GOS can be used for RFIs and other pre-solicitation activities including sources sought, draft RFPs and special notices.
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Yes. All eligible contract holders see the questions and answers once they are released by the government. Any question(s) not answered by the government are not viewable by the contract holders.
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Yes. Please contact NITAAC in such a situation for assistance.
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Yes. Modifications can be issued as long as they are within scope of the initial order. In general, if the modification does not change the nature of the work and was within the contemplation of the parties when the order was formed, the modification falls within scope of the initial order.
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The contracting officer manages the past performance evaluations.
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