GS-06F-0241Z effective June 1, 2004
NAICS: 541511, 541512, 541513, 518210, 541519, 516110, 519190, 517110
| Staff Tech's GSA Government Site Rates GS 35F-0422M | ||||||
| 4/18/06 to 4/17/07 |
4/18/07 to 4/17/08 |
4/18/08 to 4/17/09 |
4/18/09 to 4/17/10 |
4/18/10 to 4/17/11 |
4/18/11 to 4/17/12 |
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| LABOR CATEGORIES | Hourly Rates | Hourly Rates | Hourly Rates | Hourly Rates | Hourly Rates | Hourly Rates |
| Principle ERP Software Technologist | $255.23 | $262.89 | $270.77 | $278.90 | $287.26 | $295.88 |
| Senior ERP Software Technologist | $194.58 | $200.42 | $206.43 | $212.62 | $219.00 | $225.57 |
| ERP Software Technologist | $146.51 | $150.91 | $155.43 | $160.10 | $164.90 | $169.85 |
| Senior Functional Consultant | $198.73 | $204.69 | $210.83 | $217.16 | $223.67 | $230.38 |
| Functional Consultant | $251.80 | $259.35 | $267.13 | $275.15 | $283.40 | $291.91 |
| Junior Functional Consultant | $195.72 | $201.59 | $207.64 | $213.87 | $220.28 | $226.89 |
| Senior Task Manager | $184.28 | $189.81 | $195.50 | $201.37 | $207.41 | $213.63 |
| Task Manager | $164.82 | $169.76 | $174.86 | $180.10 | $185.51 | $191.07 |
| Senior Technology Consultant III | $146.51 | $150.91 | $155.43 | $160.10 | $164.90 | $169.85 |
| Senior Technology Consultant II | $123.61 | $127.32 | $131.14 | $135.07 | $139.12 | $143.30 |
| Senior Technology Consultant I | $104.16 | $107.28 | $110.50 | $113.82 | $117.23 | $120.75 |
| Consultant II | $89.28 | $91.96 | $94.72 | $97.56 | $100.49 | $103.50 |
| Consultant I | $77.82 | $80.15 | $82.56 | $85.04 | $87.59 | $90.21 |
| Junior Consultant II | $65.24 | $67.20 | $69.21 | $71.29 | $73.43 | $75.63 |
| Junior Consultant I | $53.80 | $55.41 | $57.08 | $58.79 | $60.55 | $62.37 |
| Administrative | $42.36 | $43.63 | $44.94 | $46.29 | $47.68 | $49.11 |
CMAS #3-01-70-0766C exp. 2/28/2008
Small Business # 0018181
The California Multiple Award Schedule (CMAS) program was established in response to Assembly Bill 1727, which was signed into law in October 1993. The program was further enhanced as a result of SB 910, chaptered in 1995. For copies of these legislative bills, visit the CMAS Information Library.
The CMAS program provides client agencies with an easy and value effective procurement vehicle, for both information technology and commodity products and services. California State and Local Government agencies have the flexibility to choose a product or service according to their business needs, such as price, warranty, supplier performance or brand name.
The CMAS Unit establishes agreements with those manufacturers/suppliers that offer products and/or services which are currently on an existing multiple award schedule with the Federal General Services Administration (GSA) or other approved multiple award contract. A CMAS contractor does not have to hold a Federal GSA multiple award schedule contract.