The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) creates wide-ranging and lucrative opportunities between businesses and the U.S. Government. Yet GSA sales are not restricted to a customer base of federal and executive agencies only. Through certain purchasing programs, state and local governments and educational institutions can take advantage of the federal government’s purchasing power and access the GSA marketplace. For GSA MAS contractors, selling to state and local governments greatly expands the range of business opportunities available to them.
How to Get on GSA Schedule
- What is GSA?
- What is GSA Schedule?
- Here is why GSA schedule is important for your business
- How to apply for GSA contract?
- Getting GSA schedule approved
- GSA Schedule offer review duration
This is a “how to” squeezed down to the very essence of how a small or mid-sized business can obtain a GSA schedule.
How to Get On A GSA Schedule
If you own a business, it is important to maximize your access to as many market sectors as possible. One huge market sector is United State is the Federal Government. This is a 1.1 trillion dollar sector of the U.S. economy that offers lucrative potential for companies that can provide goods and services to the government. Whether it is the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Homeland Defense or the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marines, opportunities await vendors who can assist the United States government in its service to its citizens.
