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Steve Schroeder spent 21 years building Real Time Solutions from scratch into a top web design and management provider in New Mexico, and now his company is poised to hit the federal circuit as a new GSA Schedule awardee.
The General Services Administration awarded a five-year, $500,000 GSA Schedule contract to the company on Feb. 10, allowing any federal agency to now directly procure Real Time Solutions’ services without requesting bids from other companies. The award also allows state and local governments to buy RTS services through the GSA contract without a formal “request for proposals,” streamlining the procurement process and potentially opening a lot more doors for Schroeder’s firm.
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Unger: Hello, this is the American Medical Association s COVID-19 update. Today, we re addressing how one state is successfully approaching vaccine allocation and distribution. I m joined today by Dr. Tracy Collins, the New Mexico s health secretary. Dr. Collins joined the governor s cabinet from the College of Population Health at the University of New Mexico, where she served as dean. She assumed her new role in mid-December and is responsible for New Mexico s COVID-19 vaccination program. She s calling in from Albuquerque. And Dr. David Scrace is the New Mexico Human Services Department cabinet secretary. Dr. Scrace has been the governor s right-hand person since the pandemic began. And he s calling in from Santa Fe, New Mexico. I m Todd Unger, AMA s chief experience officer in Chicago.