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Acquisition planning is the foundational phase where the government defines its needs and develops a strategy for fulfilling them. During this phase, contracting officers and program managers conduct market research, define requirements, and draft the acquisition strategy document. This phase also includes determining the appropriate contract type, set-aside strategy, and evaluation criteria that will guide the entire procurement.
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Ask about Acquisition PlanningContractors should monitor forecasts on SAM.gov, attend industry days, respond to RFIs and Sources Sought notices, and build relationships with contracting officers. This is the best time to shape requirements and demonstrate capabilities before the solicitation is locked.
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