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  • Oct
    2021
    06
    2021 / Oct / 06

    GSA Awards Logan Simpson Multiple Award Schedule Contract for Environmental and GIS Services

    Logan Simpson has a new General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Services (MAS) contract to provide environmental services. The contract took effect October 5, 2021. Logan Simpson has provided federal agencies with environmental planning and GIS services through the GSA for nearly two decades.  The new contract includes additional labor categories for environmental, biology, and cultural resource services, allowing us to bid work more competitively.

    What is an MAS Contract?

    GSA MAS contracts create a pool of prequalified contractors, saving federal agencies save time in the procurement process. GSA has determined Logan Simpson is fully qualified to provide environmental services under Special Identification Numbers (SINs) 541620 (environmental services) and 541370GIS (GIS services).

    How Can Agencies Use the MAS Contract?

    Agencies can use the GSA MAS contract in place of internal procurements. The contract can be used for one-time projects or to establish blanket purchase agreements (BPAs). BPAs are indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contracts that ensure skilled contractors like Logan Simpson are available to meet needs as they arise.

    For more information about the GSA MAS contracting process, Visit GSA’s How to Buy Through GSA page or reach out to the MAS National Customer Service Center at 800-488-3111.

    Contract Number 47QRAA22D0004
  • Oct
    2021
    05
    2021 / Oct / 05

    Best Practices in Planning and Permitting for Large Solar Installations Presentation

    Logan Simpson Principal Jeremy Call and three other panelists will deliver presentation entitled Best Practices in Planning and Permitting for Large Solar Installations at the Energy and the Environment Leadership Symposium at the University of Northern Colorado October 7 – 8. The presentation focuses on best practices for engaging stakeholders. Panelists will discuss how to apply those practices to real-world applications.  The panelists will also share actual examples of successful permitting of solar installations. Jeremy previously presented Are You Ready?: Creating Your City/County Roadmap to Large-Scale, Low-Impact Solar Energy at an APA – Colorado Solar and Storage Association webinar this spring. Listen to it here.

    Best Practices in Planning and Permitting for Large Solar Installations presenters include:

    Jeremy Call, Principal, Logan Simpson

    Mike Kruger, CEO, Colorado Solar and Storage Association

    Patrick Nolan, Director of Project Development, Leeward Energy

    Tom Parko, Planning Director, Weld County