Mary-Louise Hoffman
NeoSystems has introduced a managed service offering intended to help vendors transition to a U.S. General Services Administration-run consolidated professional services contract schedule that took effect Thursday.
GSA and NeoSystems also partnered to hold a webinar series for professional services companies to understand how the new consolidated schedule works, NeoSystems said Friday.
The company also wants to use web-based seminars to help contractors who aim to participate in the new GSA program.
“Our experienced team can assist with everything from communications and audits to contracts administration,” said Sandy Levy, vice president of contracts at NeoSystems.
Kim McFall, supervisory contracting officer at GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service, will oversee the migration of approximately 370 companies from multiple-award professional contract vehicles into the single acquisition platform.
