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Govgistics Inc announces the successful deployment of Phase IV of FPDS integration. To recap, Phase I introduced an FPDS research module to the application. Phase II included the association of contract history in NSN and Bid reports with FPDS Data thereby bridging the gap between federal reporting and CLIN level information. Phase III included a full and detailed view of all contract technical details when reviewing various federal histories
Phase IV of FPDS integration further associates federal reporting to the specific requisition requirements when the data is available. This means you’ll know immediately exactly what was being solicited and led to the obligation you’re currently reviewing.
Govgistics Inc continues to challenge you to compare your current methodology or service provider to the tools and features offered in our solution and we invite you to see why thousands of companies reply on us as their daily driver.
If you have wondered what’s been happening over @Govgistics, well, we’re please to tell you quite a bit. So, we decided to take a few minutes and provide you with an update. Last month, we deployed major enhancements to our standalone FBO module which provided our members with the ability to create customized saved searches and enable email notifications for them which include 100% of the data points required to make a decision to pass or to pursue the opportunity. To say this was well received is an understatement based on member participation.
Earlier this month, we deployed Phase I of FPDS (Federal Procurement Data System) integration. This tremendously increased our members’ research capabilities by helping them find relevant data by quickly getting to what’s important. This module allows for search by CAGE, DUNS, Company Name and Contract Number and utilizes built in on the fly filtering and available data export. In addition, this module also started to bridge the gap between federal reporting and CLIN level information.
Earlier this week, we continued with our development schedule and deployed Phase II and Phase III of FPDS (Federal Procurement Data System) integration. This allowed us to finalize the correlation between the data and the CLIN by integrating the data with the NSN and Bid report procurement histories and through CAGE reporting.
Additionally, Phase III of this integration expanded on the capabilities of Phase I by providing all the relevant contract technical details reported through FPDS at the click of a mouse.
We would like to thank you, our members, for continuing to drive us and to provide us with the features and products which lead to your success. We look forward to showing you what’s next and extend our challenge to you to compare your current methods of aggregating relevant data to the solution offered by @Govgisitcs and invite you to see why thousands of companies rely on us as their daily driver.
Govgistics enhances our members’ research capabilities by deploying a GSA Advantage sales history module. In addition to the GSA Contract history we deployed last year which complete and thorough research on items sold through the Federal Supply Schedule, the GSA Advantage sales history provides for a greater and more concise view of the GSA procurement spectrum. We believe knowledge is relevant to making better decisions and better decisions are a crucial part to generating revenue consistently. Come by and see for yourself why thousands of companies rely on Govgistics as their daily driver.
We believe knowledge and experience are inextricably tied to success. What if you knew about the spares procurement trends for all your NSNs or those related a a weapon system you support? Look at the enclosed graphic. It represents action counts and action dollar amounts by year spent on procuring spares for NSNs where AH-64 is in the technical characteristics. We used Govgistics to ID the NSNs and batch all the relevant commodity data. We invite you to test for yourself.
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Over 33,905,806 National Stock Number Data Rows with Segments A-W where available
Over 51,000,045 Rows of Procurement History and Counting Covering the DoD (All), DHS and GSA
Over 2,389,573 of USN AEL and Over 8,977,392 of USN APL Data Rows
Over 2,907,194 CAGE Code Data Rows with SAM Registration Information When Available
Over 2,500 Average Solicitations Added Daily covering DLA, Army, Navy and Air Force including FBO Delivered with FULL FLIS, FULL PROCUREMENT, AEL/APL, PID and More
Over 2,500 Member Companies with 6,400 Site Users
Over 640,000 Monthly Page Views — With an Average Session Duration of 17 Minutes
How do you research specific GSA Procurement History?
1) Login to Govgistics
2) Go to Market Research
3) Click the GSA Contract History Tab
4) Search by a multitude of attributes, such as…
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