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How federal and eligible state and local buyers acquire Westnet systems against a GSA schedule.
What GSA covers
Who can buy
Federal agencies, and state and local buyers where cooperative purchasing applies.
Why agencies use it
Pricing and terms are pre-negotiated, which removes a competitive solicitation step.
What to request
Contract number, SIN and current pricing for the configuration you are scoping.
Westnet sells on GSA through E-9 Corporation.
Westnet does not hold its own GSA schedule. E-9 Corporation holds and manages the schedule, so federal buyers can still purchase Westnet systems through the GSA route they already use.
Who you buy from
The order is placed against E-9 Corporation’s schedule. The system, the installation and the support are Westnet’s.
Why it is set up this way
Maintaining a schedule is a full-time administrative job. E-9 does that work, which keeps Westnet focused on building and supporting the systems.
What to ask for
Tell us the contract vehicle your agency wants to use and we will route the quote through E-9 with the right schedule and category.
How to buy through GSA
Four steps from first question to purchase order.
01Confirm GSA fits
Federal agencies, and state and local buyers where cooperative purchasing applies.
02Request contract details
The schedule number, SIN and current pricing for your configuration.
03Scope and quote
Westnet designs the system, and the quote is priced on the E-9 Corporation schedule.
04Order through E-9
The order goes against E-9’s schedule. Westnet builds, installs and supports the system.
Request GSA contract details.
We will send the schedule number, the SIN and current pricing for the system you are scoping.
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