- SBA 8(a)
- ISO 9001:2015
- ISO/IEC 27001:2013
- ISO/IEC 20000-1:2018
- CMMI-SVC ML3 v2.0
- CAGE 6VE87
- UEI DL3JL6J1XG98
Establish a Sole Source Contract to Assurit in Six Simple Steps
The Small Business Administration SBA 8(a) Sole Source vehicle enables agencies to engage in direct buy contracts with certified contractors. As a Contract Officer, you can award a sole-source 8(a) contract to Assurit if:
- You determine that Assurit is responsible and can perform the work.
- The resulting contract can be awarded at a fair market price.
- The government estimate doesn’t exceed $7 million for manufacturing requirements or $4 million for all other requirements.
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Identify Requirements
The Government program manager or interested party develops a statement of work, prepares a government estimate, and obtains the necessary funding.
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Decision to Sole Source
The Government program manager or interested party chooses Assurit to perform the work and submits a procurement request to the agency contracting officer.
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SBA Worksheet
The agency contracting officer prepares an “Offer Letter” to Assurit and submits to:
Shuraie Mackin, Deputy District Director/8(a) Business Development, Washington Metropolitan Area District Office, 409 3rd Street, SW, Second Floor, Washington, DC 20416, 202-205-6392, dcofferletters@sba.gov
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SBA Review &
Acceptance
SBA processes the Offer Letter and returns it to the agency contracting officer who submits the Statement of Work and Request for Proposal or Quotation to Assurit.
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Negotiations &
Scope Definition
Assurit submits the proposal which is evaluated and negotiated (if necessary) by the agency.
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Contract Award
The contract is awarded to Assurit.
Awarding a Sole Source 8(a) contract to Assurit is that simple.
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