GSA Schedule Consulting

The Government Services Administration's (GSA) Schedule 70 is an indispensable procurement vehicle for federal agencies seeking to acquire a range of IT products, services, and solutions. If you're a vendor with a GSA schedule 70 contract, renewal is an essential, yet sometimes overwhelming, process to navigate. Fail to renew successfully, and you could lose valuable opportunities for government contracting.  The good news is that renewing your GSA schedule 70 contract is manageable if you prepare ahead of time and follow specific guidelines. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through a checklist for renewing your GSA schedule 70 contract efficiently, so you can continue to offer your specialized services to federal agencies. The Importance of GSA Schedule 70 Renewal Securing a GSA schedule 70 contract is a significant milestone for any IT service provider, but renewing it is equally essential. So, why is renewing your GSA schedule 70 contract so crucial? Firstly, ...

The General Services Administration (GSA) IT Schedule 70 Contract is a government-wide acquisition contract (GWAC) that allows federal agencies and other eligible organizations to purchase IT products, services, and solutions from pre-approved vendors. This contract is managed by the GSA's Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) and is one of the largest and most widely used contracts in the federal government The GSA IT Schedule 70 Contract was established in 1984 to simplify the procurement process for IT products and services for federal agencies. It has since evolved to include a wide range of IT solutions, including software, hardware, maintenance, and professional services. Under the GSA IT Schedule 70 Contract, federal agencies can access a broad range of IT offerings and purchase them through a streamlined acquisition process. To obtain a GSA IT Schedule 70 Contract, vendors must go through a rigorous application and approval process. This process includes demonstrating the abi...