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  • Are NITAAC GWACs only for IT products and services
    The purpose of the CIO-CS Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) is to provide a mechanism for the federal government to procure IT commodities and solutions as they relate to general IT initiatives along with health and life sciences IT capabilities as defined in FAR 2.101. Federal agencies can use this GWAC for acquiring a wide range of IT commodities and associated commodity-enabling…
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  • Do I need a justification if I only get one quote
    No. You only need to provide all eligible contract holders fair opportunity to respond to the RFQ, which is accomplished by using NITAAC's e-GOS System.
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  • Can I ship to multiple locations for one order
    Unless otherwise specified in the delivery order, all arrangements for transportation and shipping shall be made by the Contractor, and all transportation and shipping charges for deliveries to CONUS locations shall be included in the item prices. Transportation and shipping charges for deliveries OCONUS will be negotiated on each individual delivery order.
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  • Can I elect to close my RFQ in one day
    Yes. You may elect to close your RFQ in one day. However, NITAAC recommends leaving the RFQ open for a minimum of three days to obtain maximum responses from the contractors.
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    You can access the course materials as long as the course is available on the platform.
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    No, you can take this course for free.
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    3 weeks of study at a pace of 1 hour a week.
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  • What assignments do I have to complete for this course
    There are three short review exercises with multiple-choice, drag-and-drop and true-false question types for you to recall and apply the concepts you have learned. There are no essays or research papers you have to complete.
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  • Who is this course for
    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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  • How do I access my certificate
    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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