Micah meets all DCAA standards and requirements while conducting its business under the auspices of a number of contract vehicles. 

GSA's Federal Supply Schedules, also known as Multiple Award Schedules (MAS), are contracts that allow federal customers to acquire services and products directly from commercial suppliers.

There are several advantages to using the GSA Schedule:

• Minimal Paperwork
• Fast and Easy Access to Competitive Rates
• No Dollar Limitation
• Limited Competition
• Minimal Contract Administration
• Multi-Year Rates

Micah's GSA Contract Number - (Schedule 70) GS-35F-0443S

View Micah's current GSA Schedule Rates.

For specific GSA ordering information visit the  GSA FSS website.

The Federal Systems Integration and Management Center (FEDSIM) provides support in a wide range of areas related to the acquisition, management, integration, and use of information systems and information technology. Currently, FEDSIM supports over 300 active projects and offers technical expertise to Federal agencies. FEDSIM performs a unique Government role in identifying common needs across all Government agencies and developing & awarding contracts in support of those needs.

FEDSIM uses a variety of contracts including GSA multiple award indefinite quantity contracts (e.g., Millennia, Millennia Lite, ANSWER), other Governmentwide Agency Contracts (GWACs), indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts with small businesses and 8(a) companies, and the GSA Schedules.

To work with FEDSIM, only an Interagency Agreement (IA) is needed!  An IA establishes the scope for the project, obligates client funds for FEDSIM services, and defines the terms and conditions under which the work is to be performed.

For more information visit FEDSIM through the GSA website.

The Cooperative Administrative Support Unit Program (CASU) Program is an interagency network of Federal entrepreneurial organizations that provides the full range of "best value" support services to Federal agencies on a cost reimbursable basis. The CASU Network meets customer agency needs by providing high quality, low cost services, with quick turn-around.  Through partnering arrangements, the Network is national in scope and can deliver services to Federal government offices and posts of duty anywhere in the country.

• Savings And Cost Avoidance
• Immediate Availability Of Goods And Services
• Ease Of Contracting For Services
• Improved Quality, Reliability, And Convenience For Their Services
• Increased Productivity And Employee Morale
• Elimination Of Duplicate Functions
• Competitive Sourcing
• National Coverage With Local Results

For more information visit the CASU website.

The government credit card program authorizes non-procurement personnel to use a Government credit card to purchase items such as:

• Tools
• Transcribing Services (aka Court Reporting Services)
• Patent Search Services
• Exhibition Booth Support Services
• Repair Parts and Services (One-Time, No Construction)
• Registration Fees
• Books, Subscriptions, other publications including Transcript copies
• Reprints and Abstract/Publication Charges
• Electronic components (e.g., capacitors, transistors, etc.)
• Emergency "Office" supplies not immediately available from store stock
• Software, Software Updates
• Software Maintenance (cannot exceed $2,500/year)
• ADP / IT Components* - Hardware over $100 must be tagged.**
   

The credit card is issued by name to a Government employee, who is the only one who can use the card. Individual purchases are limited to $2,500.

Micah has set-up the proper procedures to handle government credit card purchases.

For more information visit the Government Credit Card Program website.

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