Federal Supply Schedule GS10F0274S

Ssg-Advisors LLC, doing business as Resonance, holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract under the General Services Administration's Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), awarded June 1, 2006, with an ultimate completion date of May 31, 2026, and a ceiling value of $500,000. This civilian contract vehicle enables the delivery of professional consulting services on a time and materials basis through seven labor categories—Managing Associate, Senior Associate, Associate, Junior Associate, Senior Project Manager, Project Manager, and Project Assistant—each with specified experience requirements and negotiated daily rates. Services are provided worldwide from the contractor's headquarters in Burlington, Vermont, with contract administration managed by Nazgul Abdrazakova. The price list establishes the contractual framework for task order issuance across the five-year period of performance, allowing federal agencies to procure consulting services aligned with Resonance's core competencies in strategic communications, change management, performance evaluation, workforce development, and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Resonance has leveraged this Federal Supply Schedule vehicle to support multiple federal agencies, including the U.S. Agency for International Development, Department of State, and Bureau of Counterterrorism, through six active delivery orders spanning 2008 to 2025. Notable task orders include a $9.9 million delivery order for digital economy and market development activities emphasizing trade, investment, and private sector development; a $7.8 million evaluation services delivery order supporting counterterrorism partnership fund programming; a $3.7 million technical and logistical support order for the Latin America and Caribbean Regional Strategic Development Education Team; and smaller specialized engagements totaling approximately $2.5 million for agricultural infrastructure development, supermarket public-private partnership analysis, and global health evaluation services. These task orders predominantly utilize time and materials pricing with select firm-fixed-price arrangements, reflect competitive award processes without set-aside designations or small business set-asides, and demonstrate sustained demand for Resonance's monitoring, evaluation, learning, and technical assistance capabilities across the international development and organizational effectiveness sectors.