
 | | The FedBuzOpps (FBO) (previously known as the Commerce Business Daily (CBD) lists:
 | notices of proposed government procurement actions, |
 | contract awards, |
 | sales of government property, |
 | and other procurement information. |
A new edition of the FBO is issued every business day. Each edition contains
approximately 500 to 1,000 notices.
All Federal procurement offices are required to announce in the FBO proposed
procurement actions over $25,000 and contract awards over $ 25,000, that are likely to
result in the award of any subcontracts.
General exceptions: The FBO does not list procurement notices for
- classified services or supplies
- services or supplies that are required immediately due to an unusual or compelling
emergency,
- services or supplies that are required from specified sources as a result of the term of
an international agreement or treaty,
- services or supplies where U.S. law specifies a specific source or requires that the
procurement be made by another federal agency,
- certain utility services where only one source is available,
- a contract action where an order is placed under a requirements contract,
- a contract action that would result from the acceptance of a proposal under the Small
Business Innovation Development Act of 1982,
- a contract action that would disclose or jeopardize innovative research,
- perishable supplies,
- resale of brand name commercial items,
- supplies or services obtained under the terms of an existing contract that was
previously announced in the FBO,
- services and supplies obtained by the Department of Defense which will be performed or
made outside the U.S., its possessions, Puerto Rico, and only local sources will be
solicited, and
- contract actions made through FACNET that meet acquisition threshold regulations.
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