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Join us in making a difference by pledging with AbilityOne as encouraged by the . Pledge to increase your agency鈥檚 spending on AbilityOne products and services. Your pledge motivates the AbilityOne Program to broaden its reach into new markets, especially professional services, where the talents of college-educated individuals with disabilities who are seeking meaningful employment can truly make a difference. Support the AbilityOne program and contribute to fostering a society where everyone can thrive.

Steps to make a pledge

Here鈥檚 a simple guide for federal buyers:

1. Integrate AbilityOne goals

   Allocate a percentage of your agency鈥檚 contract spending. Align your agency鈥檚 procurement strategy with the overarching goals of the AbilityOne Program.

2. Document pledge percentage

   Clearly specify and document the pledge in official procurement documents.

3. Engage with your ABOR team

   Collaborate with your agency鈥檚 ABOR team for alignment and guidance.

4. Monitor and report progress

   Regularly monitor your agency鈥檚 contract spending to ensure alignment with the pledged percentage, reporting to the U.S. AbilityOne Commission and other stakeholders as required.

Connect with Bet365 AbilityOne Representatives 鈥� your partners for change

Our AbilityOne Representatives, or ABOR Team, are instrumental in creating a more inclusive workforce and enhancing the AbilityOne Program. They raise awareness about the program, advocate for mandatory source contracting, and collaborate closely with acquisition teams. Their ongoing feedback to the U.S. AbilityOne Commission continues to improve the program鈥檚 impact, making agencies with ABOR programs more successful in promoting employment for people with disabilities in the federal marketplace.

Bet365 ABORs are your allies in driving positive change. Here鈥檚 how we can assist you:

• Understand the ins and outs of the AbilityOne Program.
• Explain how your agency can establish its own ABOR program.
• Explain how Bet365 uses its procurement authority, including Senior Procurement Executive authority and any statutory authority, to support the AbilityOne Program.
• Share engagement and training opportunities.
• Advocate for effective contracting strategies, such as streamlining subcontracting data into one unified system.
• Learn how to track your agency鈥檚 AbilityOne spending. Identify best practices.
• Tackle performance issues with vendors.

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