Blocks 1 to 3: the schedule
Schedule number by FSG/FSC, part and section, schedule title, and proposed effective date.
GSA1649
Notification of Federal Supply Schedule Improvement
GSA Form 1649, Notification of Federal Supply Schedule Improvement, is a General Services Administration form, Rev. 12/1998 (printed REV. 12-98), and GSA hosts it in its forms library. GSA's page lists FSS P 2901.2A as its authority or regulation. The PDF itself prints no prescribing line.
The front has numbered blocks for the schedule number (FSG/FSC, part and section), schedule title, proposed effective date, the contracting officer and telephone, estimated or actual information on contracts, items and NSNs or SINs, SINs or product lines with their values, the impact on the current schedule, schedule dollar values, the action and background, and a justification. Block 13 is signed by the director of the submitting office, and a For FCS Use Only strip records the date received and a control number. Block 15 on the back is for additional information.
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Schedule number by FSG/FSC, part and section, schedule title, and proposed effective date.
Name, telephone number (area code, number, extension) and correspondence symbol.
Change E-Library check boxes for SIN/NSN and schedule, number of contracts, begin or award date, total items, and NSNs or SINs listed by FSC.
SINs or product lines with actual or estimated SIN value, impact on current schedule, schedule dollar value, total dollar value converting and remaining schedule dollar value.
Action and background with a brief description, justification, and the submitting office director's signature, name and date.
Date received and control number for FCS use only, and additional information on the back. The form prints no block 14.
Enter the schedule number by FSG/FSC, part and section, the schedule title and the proposed effective date.
Enter the contracting officer's name, telephone number and correspondence symbol in block 4.
Check the E-Library box or boxes that apply, then enter the number of contracts, the begin or award date, total items and each FSC. The form points to block 15 on the reverse for more FSCs.
Enter SINs or product lines with their actual or estimated value, the impact on the current schedule, and the dollar values in blocks 8 to 10.
Give a brief description in block 11 and the justification in block 12. The form says block 15 on the back takes overflow for blocks 6a-b, 7, 11 and 12, with the block number cited beside each entry.
The director of the submitting office signs, prints a name and dates block 13. The strip below is marked For FCS Use Only.
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The PDF prints no address. A strip marked For FCS Use Only records the date received and a control number.
GSA's page lists FSS P 2901.2A. The PDF prints no prescribing line.
The form says to use block 15 on the back, if needed, to finish blocks 6a-b, 7, 11 and 12, citing the block number beside each entry.
It prints no instructions page, OMB number or privacy statement, and it does not define abbreviations such as FSG, FSC, SIN, NSN or FCS.
Block 4 is for the contracting officer's name, telephone number with area code and extension, and correspondence symbol.
Block 13 holds the director's signature, printed name and date signed.
A strip marked For FCS Use Only records the date received and a control number. The form does not spell out FCS.
Block 5 records the number of contracts and a begin or award date. The form has no signature line for contractors.
The form names these parties in its blocks.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA1649.
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It is a General Services Administration form, and GSA hosts it in its forms library. GSA's page lists FSS P 2901.2A as its authority or regulation.
Block 13 is for the signature, name and date signed of the director of the submitting office.
Block 15 on the back. The form says to use it, if needed, to finish completing blocks 6a-b, 7, 11 and 12 and to cite the block number beside each entry.
A strip under block 13 with Date Received and Control Number boxes. The form says nothing more about it.
An actual or estimated value for each SIN or product line, the schedule dollar value, the total dollar value converting and the remaining schedule dollar value.
No. The front ends with block 13 and the For FCS Use Only strip, and the back starts at block 15.