The Benefits of an IDIQ Contract
Recent installments have discussed the federal government’s unending march to award federal contract through Indefinite Duration Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contacts.
What Are They: In the simplest terms, they are multi-year contracts that are awarded to a number of different sized businesses based primarily on past experience and offered pricing. However, at the time the award is granted, there is no guarantee of work (or sales) and the contract isn't funded. When a need arises, task orders are then competed among the awardees only. Sometimes the competition for task orders is real and other times it is for appearances only.
The Ins and Outs: The proposal's requirements are usually more mechanical and require less new and creative content from your professional staff. Your chances of winning future business are increased tenfold if only 0 awardees are selected. You now only have to compete with 10 companies for task orders, some of which can total billions of dollars. Aggressive awardees know how to reduce competition for task orders to the point that there is often very little competition.
The Ramifications of Not Having One : You will be left out of billion dollar markets if you do not hold an IDIQ.
August 23, 2011 - Webinar: Understanding IDIQ, BPA, BOA, GWAC and GSA Contracts
Your competitors who understand the different types of contracting vehicles are winning business "under the radar." Take 90 minutes to learn how and why these types of contracting vehicles can help you win business. If you overlook IDIQ, BPA, BOA, GWAC and GSA Contracts, you are turning your back on a large segment of the federal market.
Call Fedmarket's sales staff at 888 661 4094, Ext. 2 if you have questions about IDIQ contracts or any other products or services Fedmarket offers.
Regards,
Richard White
President
Fedmarket
rjwhite@fedmarket.com
888-661-4094, Ext. 118 (office)
301-908-0546 (cell)
For inquiries, call 301 652 9504. Press 2.
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