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WNBD - USA GSA and Canada Gov't Procurement




11/07/2011 U.S. General Services Administration Approves Winning Brands Products for GSA

Advantage Online Sales

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=49837559




10/20/2011 Winning Brands Awarded Schedule Contract by U.S. General Services Administration

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=49615988




Oct 22 blog: Shareholder Question: GSA Contract Amount


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QUESTION (Extract)

…does this 125k value represent the maximum value of the schedule contract, the maximum size of

solicitation we can bid on, or the minimum we must sell in order to keep the contract intact, or

something completely different.

ANSWER

$125,000 represents the minimum sales that the GSA would consider acceptable over a 5 year base

period. The GSA would hope for, and expect, more. Products are evaluated as to their likelihood

of attaining or surpassing minimums as a feature of their approval. The reason for a minimum

expectation is that a high sales volume indicates that the GSA has selected relevant products for

their client agencies (i.e. products of demonstrated appeal/usefulness). There is no maximum

amount of sales volume, i.e. no limit.
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Sep 20th blog: Government Procurement: Canada


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Milestone achieved by our team Sherry and Marty Doherty. We are now formally registered with

Public Works & Government Services Canada, http://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/comm/index-eng.html as

well as the associated tendering organization http://www.merx.com/English/NonMember.asp?

WCE=Show&TAB=1&PORTAL=MERX&State=1&hcode=tAF08b5PaGBuUkl43CRDCg%3d%3d.Merx presents both Canadian

and U.S. opportunities. This step represents attainment of the ability to bid in Canada through a

centralized facility which presents bidding opportunities for the three levels of government in

one place (federal, regional and municipal).

The difference in the U.S. GSA environment, is that the listing with the GSA will take the form

of a 5 year “contract” that already has certain financial arrangements pre-determined.




Winning Brands Shareholder Updates by Eric Lehner, CEO

http://winningbrandscorporation.com/blog/





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