GSA Schedules: Mergers & Acquisitions Review

Buying a company with a GSA Schedule contract means the acquiring company assumes any liability for Schedule non-compliance that may have been committed by the acquired company during the life of the GSA contract. Oracle was recently caught in this trap and was forced to pay $98.5 million in fines for the GSA misdeeds of a company it acquired. Fedlinx can help your company avoid a similar situation by informing you of the GSA non-compliance risks inherent in the purchase. As part of your company's due diligence, Fedlinx conducts a GSA System Analysis^SM of the seller's GSA Schedule contract, examining the six systems necessary for a compliant GSA Schedules program and checking that all 67 requirements of the six systems are being observed. Upon completion of the systems analysis, Fedlinx provides a GSA Schedule Contract Due Diligence Report that discusses findings and areas of concern.

Contact us today at sales@fedlinx.com for more information about Fedlinx's Mergers & Acquisitions Review.

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