Define the scope
Identify the work, delivery or performance schedule, and any special requirements.
FEDERAL CONTRACT VEHICLESFederal agencies can work with Inspired Solutions through the SBA 8(a) Business Development Program. Start with the requirement, then coordinate eligibility, acceptance, and award with the contracting office and SBA.
Discuss the project with Inspired Solutions to establish technical requirements, the timeframe, and price estimates. The contracting office and SBA determine the appropriate acquisition approach.
Identify the work, delivery or performance schedule, and any special requirements.
Inspired Solutions can help gather company and capability information for the contracting office’s offering letter.
Use the current FAR Subpart 19.8 for the acquisition.
Learn moreThe written letter of intent to award procurement to Inspired Solutions should be sent to RDOfferletters@sba.gov with Carl Knoblock called out as the servicing Business Development Specialist for Inspired Solutions. You may also contact him directly at (804) 253-8134.
RDOfferletters@sba.gov. SBA’s Virginia District Office directs procuring agencies to use this inbox for 8(a) offers, eligibility letters, executed awards, and contracting questions. The inbox is only for procuring agencies.
Email the SBA Richmond District OfficeView the Virginia District Office directory and its procuring-agency instructions.
Learn moreContact our team at sales@inspired-us.com or 706-564-5271.
Email our teamFollow FAR 19.804-2 and your agency’s procedures. The following is a working summary, not a replacement for the required offering information.
Describe the work, provide the statement of work if available, and identify the period of performance and special restrictions.
Include the anticipated total value with options, the assigned NAICS code, and the contemplated contract type.
Identify Inspired Solutions as the nominated participant and provide the acquisition history, capability information, and other applicable offering details.
Review the complete current requirements.
Learn moreThe contracting officer and SBA apply the current rules to the specific requirement. Eligibility and acceptance are not automatic.
FAR 19.805-1 uses $8.5 million for manufacturing NAICS acquisitions and $5.5 million for other acquisitions, including options. Its competition rule also depends on expected eligible offers and fair market pricing, and includes exceptions. These figures are not universal sole-source ceilings.
Learn moreFAR 19.804-3 provides 10 working days above the simplified acquisition threshold and 2 working days at or below it for SBA’s written decision whether to accept the offering. The contracting office may grant an extension requested by SBA. These are response periods, not promised award dates.
Learn moreWork with Inspired Solutions to establish the technical requirements, timeframe, and price estimates.
The contracting office prepares the offering letter under FAR 19.804-2 and sends it to RDOfferletters@sba.gov, with Carl Knoblock identified as the servicing Business Development Specialist for Inspired Solutions.
SBA reviews the offering and participant eligibility and provides its written decision under FAR 19.804-3. The standard response periods are 10 working days above the simplified acquisition threshold and 2 working days at or below it, subject to an extension requested by SBA and granted by the contracting office.
Following SBA acceptance and the applicable authorization, the contracting officer negotiates with Inspired Solutions under FAR 19.808-1.
The contracting officer prepares the award documents and sends them to Inspired Solutions for signature as applicable.
The contracting officer completes the award under the applicable SBA delegation and agency procedures and provides the executed award to SBA.
Performance begins in accordance with the executed contract and its authorized start requirements.
Send the scope and required delivery or start date. We will help your team assemble the company and capability information for the next step.