Just My Contracting Officers

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1. Just My Contracting Officers: review NAICS contacts and export the list

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  1. 0:00 β€” Open Just My Contracting Officers
  2. 0:14 β€” Read the NAICS contact grid
  3. 0:32 β€” Keep contacts together by row
  4. 0:51 β€” Export the NAICS grid
  5. 0:58 β€” Read the exported worksheet

2. My Contracting Officers: NAICS, Service Code, FSG and paging

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  1. 0:00 β€” Review three populated sections
  2. 0:27 β€” Move to the next page
  3. 0:48 β€” Read Service Code contacts
  4. 1:12 β€” Read Federal Supply Group contacts

3. My Contracting Officers: Service Code and FSG worksheets

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  1. 0:00 β€” Read the Service Code worksheet
  2. 0:35 β€” Read the Federal Supply Group worksheet

4. Find Contracting Officers: Florida electrical-work contacts and recent RFQs

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  1. 0:00 β€” Open Find Contracting Officers
  2. 0:13 β€” Read the search controls
  3. 0:38 β€” Understand literal searches
  4. 0:49 β€” Run the Florida NAICS example
  5. 1:00 β€” Read the officer result and View links
  6. 1:31 β€” Identify Charles Cowart and the office result
  7. 1:55 β€” Compare primary and secondary contacts
  8. 2:13 β€” Review Charles CowartΓƒΒ’Γ’β€šΒ¬Γ’β€žΒ’s recent RFQs
  9. 2:44 β€” Read RFQ dates and return
  10. 3:02 β€” Start a new search and clear entered text
  11. 3:23 β€” Distinguish the state purchasing route
  12. 3:26 β€” Open Florida purchasing contacts
  13. 3:42 β€” Continue with the shared RoadMap list