Brand_Name_J&A_-_UnitySync_Software.pdf
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- UnitySync Software Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W912CM-18-Q-0047
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The associated Brand Name J&A for this action is being provided at this time for reference as it was inadvertently omitted from the solicitation posting.
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RCOW-18-0015
What changes have occurred in the market place (suppliers, trends, technologies)?
What are the requirements of any laws and regulations unique to the item being acquired?
What is the availability of items that contain recovered materials and items that are energy efficient?
What kind of freight requirements need to be considered?
What is the standard delivery time?
Are supplies customarily available in the commercial marketplace, with modifications, or are items used exclusively for governmental purposes?
If supplies are not available in the commercial marketplace, what revisions can the Government make to the required features to allow for the commercial marketplace to submit offers?
Is there available market research information already done by others in government?
What are customary practices regarding customizing, modifying or tailoring of items to meet customer needs and associated costs?
What are customary practices, including warranty, buyer financing, discounts, contract type considering the nature and risk associated with the requirement, etc., under which commercial sales of the products are made?
What other government agencies are buying the supply?
What current contract vehicles are available?
What prices were found and where (e.g., catalogs, websites, etc.)
Are quantity discounts available?
What forces might drive up prices in the near future (e.g., strikes, labor shortages, energy shortages, raw material shortages, etc.)?
What forces might lead to lower prices in the future?
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