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(MOBIS) – Survey Services 874-3
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) awarded Knowledge Networks a 20-year contract for conducting survey services for the Federal Government. Federal agencies can now conduct streamlined contracting directly with Knowledge Networks. With a five-year base award and three renewable five-year options, Knowledge Networks is a pre-approved, federally-qualified vendor within the General Services Administration Schedule System for SIN 874-3 Survey Services. GSA delivers superior quality acquisition services to leverage the buying power of the federal government which results in best value for taxpayers and its federal customers.
MOBIS Contract No. GS-10F-0098W
KN's MOBIS Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract is an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract available for use by all federal agencies worldwide. The base period of performance for this award is February 8, 2010 through February 7, 2015. Three renewable five-year options follow this base period.
Pricing
Pricing for a client's online survey research projects includes professional labor charges for developing, implementing and hosting the survey as well as “cost per interview” (CPI) charges for accessing KN's proprietary online research panel. Other ad hoc pricing for custom survey services that may be unique for a specific project is developed on a project-by-project basis.
For KN's federally-approved pricing for labor categories and for accessing KN's online research panel, please consult KN's federally-approved rate structure. Click here - maximum contract threshold: $1,000,000.
About Knowledge Networks
Knowledge Networks (KN) provides extraordinary quality and service in support of public policy and scientific research. Since 1998, KN has delivered statistically valid Web-based research to prominent government, academic, not-for-profit, and foundation researchers. We are the only firm to take advantage of technology and probability-based sample selection to enable a statistically representative U.S. sample online. Our unsurpassed resource, KnowledgePanel®, is comprised of approximately 50,000 participants recruited via probability sampling, and it includes coverage of cell phone-only households and non-Internet households.
As the 21st largest research firm in the U.S., with the highest organic growth rate among the top 15 custom survey companies, Knowledge Networks delivers scientifically defensible findings for peer-reviewed publications and public policy making. The Government & Academic Research practice of Knowledge Networks provides public policy researchers a unique combination of study design, expertise in online panel research, project management, and a commitment to close collaboration at every stage of the research process.
KN's Online Survey Research Expertise
KN's in-depth consultation and state-of-the-art expertise in online survey research is leveraged across a broad base of subject matters and survey research activities. Pre-approved areas of KN survey expertise covered by its GSA contract include the following:
- Survey planning
- Survey design and development
- Survey pre-testing/pilot testing
- Assessing the reliability and validity of data
- Planning, designing, and conducting full-scale surveys
- Obtaining and analyzing both qualitative and quantitative data
- Preparing survey methodology reports
- Developing analytic reports and briefing stakeholders on survey results.
KN's Subject Research Areas
- Economic and social policy
- Health services and policy
- Medical outcomes
- Environmental policy
- Educational policy
- Program evaluation
- Voter attitudes and behavior
- Rare subpopulation studies such as individuals with chronic conditions and teachers
KN's Methodological Capabilities
- KnowledgePanel LatinoSM
- Longitudinal surveys
- Discrete choice surveys
- Experimental surveys featuring multimedia stimuli
- Online qualitative research integrated with quantitative surveys
- Rare subpopulation studies such as individuals with chronic conditions and teachers
- Non-response bias measurement
Description of Selected KN Past Projects
Further Information
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Contact Us
To learn more on how KN's survey capabilities can help with your specific research objectives, please contact::
Joe Garrett, Vice President, directly at 703-830-0613 or GSA@knowledgenetworks.com.
