All Things of Interest to the Government Contracting Community

Join us on Wednesday, February 15, 2023 at 12:00 PM EDT for a complimentary Online Event.






Presented by  Anjali Kottha

Certifications Continue to Count - Take Oasis+ for example

Our last webinar focused on Polaris certifications
This time we are focusing on OASIS +

Join us on , February 15, 2023, at 12:00 PM EDT for a complimentary Online Event.
Certifications Count - Oasis+

Oasis+ is
a new multi-agency contract (MAC) to support federal agencies’ procurement requirements for services.
The future contract will enable federal customers to acquire innovative solutions from highly qualified businesses on a contract vehicle designed to be Best-in-Class (BIC).
Certifications Continue to Count
"The following Systems, Certifications, and Clearances are not minimum or mandatory requirements. However, offerors who demonstrate having these Systems, Certifications, and Clearances within their proposal will be considered more favorably."
(J.P-9, OASIS+ Domain Qualifications Matrix.xlsx)

Offeror receives 1 credit for having 2 of the following Government-approved systems or rates; Offeror receives 1 additional credit for having 3 or more Government-approved systems or rates: Accounting System
• Approved Rates (e.g., Forward Pricing/Billing)
• Purchasing System  
• Estimating System  
• EVMS
• Material Management and Accounting System  
• Property Management System
Offeror receives 1 credit each for having one of any of the following certifications or disclosures:
• Certified B Corporation
• NSF/ANSI 391.1
• Public disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions and reduction goals
• ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems
• Certified or Registered Environmental Professional (C/REP) - at least one current employee of the contractor

These certifications (and more) will be showing up in upcoming contracts as well. Be ready…

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