The Professional Services Schedule (PSS) offers tremendous opportunities for contractors and federal agencies as one of the most widely recognized contracts in the federal government. With such a wealth of opportunities to explore, potential contractors have many questions in mind. Before making a proposal, it is important to read carefully, formulate your expectations and find [...]
The General Service Administration (GSA) is a part of the United States government that helps manage government buildings and develop policies and regulations. If a private company wants to cooperate with the US government, it is well served to cooperate through the GSA. GSA Contracts benefit companies by offering the opportunity to bid on government [...]
GSA schedule contracts can also be called Federal Supply Schedules. It remains an indefinite delivery and a long-term contract beneath the MAS program. The primary objective of designing a GSA Schedule is to help federal workers to buy services and products. A GSA Schedule contains warranties, delivery terms, pre-negotiated prices, and other conditions and regulations [...]
The General Services Administration (GSA) is a government bureau that is entrusted with managing government structures, buildings and real estate. This agency gives product and service acquisition support and development of policies, protocol and regulations. GSA schedule contracts were refined to aid federal workers in purchasing and acquiring products and services easily without having to [...]
Guidelines used to award GSA Schedule Contracts The qualifications for any GSA type Schedule Contract Award varies from one schedule to another schedule. Nevertheless, these are the key aspects of your company's offer that are reviewed to determine if your business is qualified to be given a contract within the GSA Schedule: Past performance and [...]
Many companies ask: does my company need a GSA Schedule Contract to sell to the government? The simple answer is no. There is no federal law that stipulates that a company which wants to do business with the federal government must be on a GSA Schedule. The problem is that many of the agencies of [...]
