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R -- FINANCIAL ASSET MANAGEMENT SERVICES SOL FCXB-T5-980001-N DUE 050198 POC Bill Toth, Contract Specialist, 703-305-6670, william.toth@gsa.gov or Catherine Maloney, Contract Specialist, 703-305-7014, catherine.maloney@gsa.gov WEB: Click here to download a copy of the Solicitation, http://pub.fss.gsa.gov/services/asset-mgmt.html. E-MAIL: Click here to contact the Contracting Officer, catherine.maloney@gsa.gov. The General Services Administration is issuing a Request for Proposals(RFP) for Governmentwide Asset Management Services. Many Government Agencies missions require the management of various types of assets. The manner in which these assets are managed and, in some cases disposed, can have a significant impact on an agencies fiscal budget and accounting process. With the changing business environment caused by technological changes, uncertain economy, budget, legislation, competition, customer demands, and current staffing limitations, the Government requires contractor support to assist it in managing various assets. The General Services Administration is working with several agencies to develop a Multiple Award Schedule for any Government agency to use to obtain the services of contractors with the qualifications, commitment, expertise, and experience required to assist the Government in the valuation, management, and disposition of various assets as well as the transfer of debt as required by the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996. (Note that this is NOT a facilities, inventory, or property management procurement). The general types of contractual support being sought for Government asset management may include, but is not limited to the following services. Agencies may require any combination of these services. Program Financial Advisor Services Transaction Servicer Due Diligence and Support Services Loan Servicing Equity Oversight and Monitoring The business lines for Credit Rating and Credit Scoring that were included in GSA's draft Statement of Work issued in December 1997 will be procured at a later date. Potential sales/restructuring/services are at least in the tens of billions of dollars over the life of the schedule of contracts established. Companies interested in any one of the business lines above should review GSA's solicitation. GSA anticipates the solicitation to be on the Internet on or about March 27, 1998. The solicitation is available ONLY via the Internet at: http://pub.fss.gsa.gov/services/asset-mgmt.html Due Diligence and Support Services will be a small business set-aside; the size standard for small business is $5M. This is a new procurement -- there are no current or past GSA contracts in place for these services. (0077)

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