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Federal projects are often slowed down by the very systems designed to protect them—procurement bottlenecks, compliance reviews, vendor onboarding, and contracting red tape.
But there’s a solution used by the most efficient agencies: pre-qualified contractors.
Here’s how your agency can speed up infrastructure delivery—without compromising compliance, quality, or security—by working with vendors who are already cleared, certified, and proven.
Pre-qualified contractors are vendors who have already:
Completed the SAM.gov registration
Passed through vendor verification processes
Demonstrated compliance with FAR, BAA, OSHA, and CMMC
Provided past performance and security documentation
Using pre-qualified contractors can:
Reduce procurement cycle times
Eliminate delays from eligibility checks or disqualifications
Ensure vendors are trained and compliant from day one
Improve coordination across scopes with repeat vendors
This strategy helps projects start sooner and finish faster—especially in time-sensitive environments.
Options include:
GSA MAS Schedules (Multiple Award Schedules)
IDIQ contracts (Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity)
Local vendor lists created through pre-qualification solicitations
Strategic partnerships with primes who already have qualified subs
At ACG, we’ve completed onboarding for a wide range of federal, state, and GSA contracting systems. Our team is:
Fully compliant and SAM.gov active
Licensed, bonded, and certified across telecom, construction, and HVAC
Experienced with GSA, ICE, DHS, and local municipal contracts
Ready to deliver turnkey solutions with fast project startup
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