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GSA’s eBuy Mobile

Michael Niedzwiecki

Aug 29, 2013

The mobile site provides ease of access to small businesses and customers to keep an eye on new bidding opportunities and other information associated with their contract(s) while on the go.

The General Services Administration has made a mobile version of its eBuy website. The mobile site provides ease of access to small businesses and customers to keep an eye on new bidding opportunities and other information associated with their contract(s) while on the go.

One of the features of the mobile site is that it provides push notifications via SMS messages that will alert the users/contractors based on:

Award/No Award
eBuy Outage – RFQ/RFI Extension Notices
New Request for Quote (RFQ)/Request for Information
Modified RFQ/RFI
Cancelled RFQ/RFI
Received Quote

To receive these notifications, contractors must register their cell phone number here.

You can view other mobile products like the eBuy website on the USA.gov Apps Gallery.Michael Niedzwiecki

Michael Niedzwiecki

Aug 29, 2013

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GSA’s eBuy Mobile

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