Wondering what contracts might be coming up for the new fiscal year? Want to know how to find out? Public Law 100-656, the Business Opportunity Development Reform Act of 1988, amended the Small Business Act to place new emphasis on acquisition planning. This law requires agencies to compile and make available projections of contracting opportunities for each fiscal year. These compilations are known as procurement forecasts.
Procurement forecasts often include the project name, NAICS codes, dollar range, set-aside type, planned solicitation release (by quarter) and even the contracting officer that will be responsible for the solicitation. Knowing this information allows businesses to form their business teams and to ensure that all needed certifications are in place.
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Wondering what contracts might be coming up for the new fiscal year? Want to know how to find out? Public Law 100-656, the Business Opportunity Development Reform Act of 1988, amended the Small Business Act to place new emphasis on acquisition planning. This law requires agencies to compile and make available projections of contracting opportunities for each fiscal year. These compilations are known as procurement forecasts.
Procurement forecasts often include the project name, NAICS codes, dollar range, set-aside type, planned solicitation release (by quarter) and even the contracting officer that will be responsible for the solicitation. Knowing this information allows businesses to form their business teams and to ensure that all needed certifications are in place.
Join PTAC for this webinar and learn how to incorporate these websites into your business strategic plan.
This is a free webinar and registration is required. Registration closes at 3:00pm one day prior to the scheduled webinar. Webinar instructions will be emailed the afternoon before the webinar. Webinar access will not be available if trying to register the morning of the webinar.
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