Getting Started with FEDSIM
FEDSIM's assisted acquisition focuses on complex acquisition requirements that can range from IT to professional services. Our acquisition and program management staff has a deep understanding that allow us to deliver high quality solutions. FEDSIM follows the FAR/DFAR and agency specific acquisition regulations.
Interagency Agreement
FEDSIM’s authority for Interagency Agreements is derived from:
- USC 11302(e) (OMB’s executive agent designation) and/or the Acquisition Services Fund, 40 SC § 321.
- USC § 501-502 (for personal property and non-personal services).
- USC § 11314 (for some aspects of technology).
These statutory authorities are independent of the Economy Act and therefore, the Economy Act does not apply.
Funding Documentation/MIPR
FEDSIM’s assisted acquisition fee is determined based on the unique requirements of the acquisition and will be included in the funding document/ Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request (MIPR).
We accept and manage multi-agency funding.
Introduction to the IPT
FEDSIM acquisitions are managed by Integrated Project Teams (IPTs), and one will be assigned to you.
The IPT works with clients to ensure everything runs smoothly, meets client requirements, and is compliant.
A FEDSIM Acquisition Project Manager (APM) and Project Manager (PM) will work with the requesting agency to write the Statement of Work (SOW) as part of our service.
Client Toolkit Media
FEDSIM acquisitions are managed by an Integrated Project Team (IPT) to ensure that the acquisition runs smoothly, meets the clients' requirements, and follows all Federal acquisition regulations and policies.
FEDSIM Due Diligence for Government Clients
FEDSIM Client Expectations for Cost Plus Award Fee Contracts
GSA FEDSIM Procurement Integrity Briefing
FEDSIM Introduction to the TEB
Contract Vehicles
FEDSIM can use any government-wide contract vehicle, which allows our team to determine the most cost effective, innovative acquisition solution for each client's requirements. The contract vehicles shown below are examples of ones we use; it is not an all inclusive list of options.