GSA Schedule Consulting

Renewing your GSA Schedule doesn’t have to be a daunting or time-consuming process. With proper planning, attention to detail, and a clear understanding of the compliance requirements , contractors can streamline their GSA Schedule renewal and ensure uninterrupted access to the federal marketplace. In this guide, we provide a step-by-step, detail-rich framework to fast-track your GSA Schedule renewal while maintaining full compliance with all federal procurement regulations. Understanding GSA Schedule Renewal: Key Timeframes and Milestones Every GSA Schedule contract has a 20-year lifespan, segmented into four five-year option periods . To continue doing business with federal agencies, contractors must actively pursue option renewals before the current period expires. Crucial milestones include: Initial Notification : GSA typically sends a renewal notice 6–9 months before the expiration date of your current contract. Option to Extend : Per FAR 52.217-9 , c...

You’ve probably heard whispers in the business world about “getting on the GSA Schedule,” like it’s some sort of exclusive club with secret handshakes and golden keys. And in a way—it kinda is. But instead of tuxedos and martinis, it's more like contract numbers, compliance hoops, and a whole lot of paperwork. Still, don’t let that scare you off. If you're running a business and ever thought about landing contracts with Uncle Sam, the GSA Schedule could be your fast track into the government market. Sounds exciting, right? Well, buckle up—we’re diving into everything you didn’t know you needed to know about the GSA Schedule. What on Earth Is the GSA Schedule? Before we get knee-deep in jargon and acronyms, let’s start with the basics. GSA stands for General Services Administration . It’s basically the federal government's supply chain boss. The GSA Schedule—also called the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) —is a long-term government contract with commercial companies. It g...