- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ALL PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTORS -

FedTeDS and FedBizOpps combined effective April 1, 2008

FedTeDS Vendor Accounts were moved over, but have to be 'activated' with a password reset.

1. Go to https://www.fbo.gov/ the Vendor ID and click the Password Reset link; enter your old FedTeDS User ID. You'll get an email with the UserID and temporary password.
2. Once you get the password reset email, you need to go to https://www.fbo.gov/ and enter in your login and password on the "Vendor" side.
3. You'll get a message similar to the following:
   "Your account has been found but requires a verification step before activation. An email has been sent to the account's email address. Please follow the instructions in the email to activate your account."
4. Click on the link in the new message to be passed to the "Accept Terms" screen and then the update password screen. You can then reset your password to what you had before.

You will then be put in the new FBO screen for searching and reviewing solicitations. There are two levels of secured files -- public, which only needs your firm's CCR MPIN, and explicit access, for which you must submit a request and be approved by the contracting office before you can view files.  If you were using FedTeDS before this change, your MPIN was submitted as part of the original FedTeDS account creation.  Find it from when you registered or see your CCR POC to get it.
 
Solicitation Information

All potential offerors, plan rooms, and printing companies must register in CCR and FedBizOpps  in order to view or download solicitations from FedBizOpps. Solicitations will be listed on the Army Single Face to Industry (ASFI) and FedBizOpps with links to the solicitation documents and other technical data.
 
Upcoming Projects (including Presolictation Notices, Solicitation Notices, Modification Notices, Tech Data Packages, etc.)  FedBizOpps has listings of projects which are going to be advertised -- go to https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=main&mode=list&tab=list for the latest listings.  You can input "Engineer District, Los Angeles” in the "Keywords/SOL #:" box to get to Los Angeles District listings only.  Inputting "W912PL" in the QuickSearch box will provide a listing of open actions https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=main&mode=list&tab=list

Downloading a solicitation at FedBizOpps does not automatically get you notifications of updates for public solicitations.  To get automatic notifications of updates to this solicitation, you MUST be logged in and click the "Add to Watchlist" button in the listing for this solicitation on FedBizOpps.  If you want to list your firm so others can see you are an interested vendor, you must click the "Add me to Interested Vendors List" button in the listing for this solicitation on FedBizOpps and fill in your information; you can show Prime/Sub/Supplier in one of the address or POC lines. You can register for as many solicitations as you wish. If you want both notifications and being listed as an interested vendor, you must do both.

Problems downloading? Your browser may be blocking file downloads.  You may want to add https://www.fbo.gov/ to the "Trusted Sites" for your browser or remember to check for security alerts (usually at the top of your browser screen).

Currently Available Solicitations
A listing of Los Angeles District solicitations currently available for downloading is available from ASFI site at https://acquisition.army.mil/asfi/.  Follow the "attachments" link at the bottom of the ASFI solicitation page to find the download information. Solicitations will be shown five days after the closing date or date cancellation.

Award Notices
FedBizOpps has listings of awards -- see https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=main&mode=list&tab=list for the latest listings.  You can put "Engineer District, Los Angeles " in the "Keywords/SOL #:" box to get to Los Angeles District listings only, click on the "Type" header for Awards to show on top.  Notices will be shown for 30 days after posting, and then will be archived. There are also search capabilities from the "Advanced Search" link (you can find all award notices by clicking the "both" button for searching search active/archived/both records).
 
Award Reports
The Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS) at https://www.fpds.gov/ provides access to the public for seeing what the government purchased.  Registration is free. Data for DoD agencies, including this office, is not visible for 90 days after the date of the award or contract action