Discover the process of obtaining a GSA Multiple Award Schedule Contract including proposal instructions, evaluation criteria and expert guidance. Apply anytime!
Acquiring a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Contract is less about simply completing an application form and more about effectively responding to a Request for Proposal (RFP). Companies with aspirations of becoming "GSA certified" or joining the GSA Schedule are expected to submit a well-rounded proposal in response to the GSA MAS Solicitation. It's worth noting that this is an open-ended solicitation without a specific due date, allowing companies the freedom to apply at their convenience.
The GSA MAS Solicitation is an intricate document often comprising the following key elements:
The Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps) was the original home of the GSA MAS Solicitation. However, changes have seen it moved over to beta.SAM.gov, with companies now able to view GSA MAS Solicitation directly on the new platform, or search for Solicitation Number 47QSMD20R0001 under "All Award Data". It’s recommended to download and review all attachments and links associated with the Solicitation, including the “List of Attachments” section.
On top of the information provided, there are additional resources designed to assist with the application process:
If pursuing a GSA Schedule Contract is on your agenda, it's crucial to thoroughly review the Solicitation documents and consider seeking expert guidance to simplify the process. Guided by a former GSA Schedule Reviewer, our company proudly offers top-quality GSA Schedule Consulting services.
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Pedro has extensive background as a Contracting Officer and Contract Specialist, has worked across seven federal agencies, managing contracts totaling over $1 billion in the professional and tech sectors. His notable tenure includes serving with the DoD/DARPA during the inception of their robotics program. Additionally, he played a pivotal role in initiating the Cyber Special Item Number (SIN) within the GSA's IT Schedule 70 as a Team Lead. After graduating from Harvard, he started Blackfyre to help you win your next contract.
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