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Why are there presolicitation notices for orders funded by the Recovery Act that indicate “For Information Purposes Only” and for which only certain contractors are eligible to compete?

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Why are there presolicitation notices for orders funded by the Recovery Act that indicate “For Information Purposes Only” and for which only certain contractors are eligible to compete?

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The government is providing new levels of transparency with the implementation of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Recovery Act). Proposed orders do not generally require FedBizOpps notifications because only contractors who received awards under the initial solicitation for the task or delivery order contract are eligible for such orders. However, to provide unprecedented levels of transparency for the use of Recovery Act funds, the government is posting all Recovery Act funded order notices on FedBizOpps.

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