Government procurement.
Federal, state, local, education and public-sector buyers: send the solicitation or requirement, receive a quote built for the evaluation file, and take delivery at the named destination.
Sectors servedFederalStateLocalEducationPublic Sector
How agencies buy from LSW.
Three steps from solicitation to delivery, each with a named output.
- 01
Send the solicitation or requirement
Solicitation number, part numbers, quantities, required delivery date and destination. Attach the RFQ or specification.
- 02
Receive the quote
Pricing, lead times and product documentation against each line item, in a format ready for the evaluation file.
- 03
Award and delivery
On award, LSW procures, arranges freight and delivers to the named destination, and reports the lead time as it progresses.
Federal agencies can purchase products directly from commercial providers, and contracting officers use supplier information when locating sources. LSW keeps its capabilities and procurement information where they can be checked immediately.
Questions contracting officers ask.
Yes. Send the solicitation number, or the solicitation itself, and the quote is prepared against its line items, specifications and delivery terms.
As much of the requirement as you have: a part number, a specification, a solicitation or a description of the product, plus quantity, required delivery date and the delivery ZIP. A quote states pricing, lead times and the product documentation.
LSW coordinates procurement, freight and delivery to the destination named in the requirement, and keeps you informed of the lead time quoted.
Request a government quote.
Send the solicitation and the line items. The quote comes back with pricing, lead times and product documentation, ready for the evaluation file.