Award History
In the application: Main Menu → Award History
Watch the available lessons in order, or choose the chapter you need. A lesson may also appear in another button path.
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Follow these lessons in order. Shared screens may use another example; chapter links open the relevant step.
1. Choose industry, location or supplier award searches
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2. Review grouped and individual award actions
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- 0:00 — Open Award History
- 0:09 — Read grouped contract results
- 0:30 — Expand a contract row
- 0:48 — Open the PSA907 action
- 1:10 — Review purchaser information
- 1:28 — Review contractor information
- 1:46 — Review contract data
- 2:05 — Review product or service fields
- 2:24 — Review competition fields
- 2:42 — Return to award results
- 2:52 — Review a place-of-performance result
- 3:14 — Read an individual action row
- 3:40 — Choose the result layout
3. Award and Expiring results: Save Search and Create Folder controls
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4. Read the Award History and Expiring Contracts action workbook
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5. My Projects Folder: find a saved opportunity and browse its files
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- 0:00 — Open My Projects Folder
- 0:13 — Compare the three saved-work sections
- 0:40 — Read the saved stock-number row
- 1:08 — Open the matching project folder
- 1:30 — Read the project file pane
- 1:55 — Review the upload dialog controls
- 2:23 — Open Notes and return to the folder list
- 2:42 — Return to My Projects Folder
6. Save and reopen an award search
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7. Research systems-design opportunities and award activity
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- 0:00 — Find systems-design opportunities
- 0:23 — Assess the current notice list
- 0:57 — Research award activity separately
- 1:16 — Read the grouped award example
- 1:49 — Distinguish the group from an individual action
- 2:18 — Verify the selected action and dates
- 2:59 — Check the actual work before treating it as a lead
Optional focused reviews
Use these shorter lessons for a particular task. They may repeat parts of the main sequence.