Get a GSA Contract
GSA Contract Services manages your GSA MAS schedule application from the eligibility review through final award, including pricing documentation and contracting officer negotiations.
Learn more →GSA Contract Services supports you every step of the way, whether you're securing your first GSA contract with the federal government or managing an existing one.
Our services
From your first application to your hundredth order, we handle everything it takes to win and keep a GSA contract with the federal government.
GSA Contract Services manages your GSA MAS schedule application from the eligibility review through final award, including pricing documentation and contracting officer negotiations.
Learn more →Once you are awarded, we load your new GSA price list with images to the GSA platform. We also provide an annual service that handles modifications, pricing updates, adding or removing products, and audit support through its Annual Contract Management Program.
Learn more →Orders from federal agencies get processed accurately and on time, so nothing slips once buyers start ordering from your listing.
Learn more →GSA Contract Services handles your SAM.gov registration and annual renewals directly, keeping your eligibility for payment active and your file free of red flags.
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About us
GSA Contract Services is your path into a $50.6B+ federal marketplace. The average GSA contractor sells $3.47M annually. From your first Schedule application to your hundredth order, we handle the process so you can focus on running your business.
Learn MoreGuiding contractors through GSA Schedule contracts since 1995.
12+ specialists on staff to negotiate your contract directly.
Why it pays off
A GSA Schedule contract opens the door to steady, high-value federal buyers, including Veterans Affairs, one of the largest purchasers on the Schedule.
federal marketplace open to your business every year
average annual sales for an active GSA contractor
GSA Schedule contract term, with options to renew as you grow
Veterans Affairs is one of the largest buyers on the GSA Schedule
Why work with us
Winning and keeping a GSA contract with the federal government has a lot of moving parts. Here is what GSA Contract Services takes off your plate.
Your first Schedule takes real work. You need the right proposal, competitive pricing, and a stack of documentation done correctly. GSA Contract Services walks manufacturers, importers, wholesalers, and distributors through every step of the MAS process, so you get approved faster and start selling.
TDR became mandatory for every SIN in April 2026, and enforcement begins January 1, 2027. GSA Contract Services handles your renewals, catalog updates, and reporting all year, so nothing slips.
As your orders grow and your listings expand on GSA Advantage, you get a team that already knows what works instead of learning it the hard way.
Modifications, pricing changes, and catalog maintenance never stop. GSA Contract Services takes that upkeep on so you can spend your time growing the business.
GSA Contract Services tracks your SAM.gov renewal date and resubmits before it expires, since a lapsed registration suspends your federal payment eligibility even with an active GSA Schedule.
Since 1995 we have guided contractors through thousands of GSA contract actions, supporting billions of dollars in federal purchasing. That experience means we know how to get your contract done right the first time.
Before you apply
Not every business qualifies. GSA has specific criteria you need to meet before applying. Here is what an eligibility review looks at first.
Meeting these requirements is only the first step. The application itself is detailed and highly regulated, and errors can lead to delays or rejection. Not sure if you qualify? We can help you assess eligibility quickly.
How it works
A simple, step-by-step guide to winning a GSA contract with the federal government.
Gather financials, past performance, and registrations.
Choose a category that fits your offerings.
Upload documents and complete required certifications.
Answer GSA questions, negotiate, and await contract approval.
Once you are awarded, the work shifts to catalog listing, reporting, and compliance. That part runs for the life of the contract, up to 20 years.
Common questions
GSA, the General Services Administration, is an independent federal agency that manages procurement, real estate, and technology for the rest of the U.S. government. Its Federal Acquisition Service runs the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) program, the pre-negotiated contract vehicle that lets federal agencies buy your products or services directly, without running a new competitive bid every time. Holding a GSA Schedule means you are a pre-approved federal vendor.
Start by registering your business in SAM.gov, which is required before any federal agency can pay you. From there, most companies win business one of two ways: bidding on individual open solicitations as they are posted on SAM.gov, or securing a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract, which lets agencies order directly from your pre-negotiated pricing without a new competition each time. Agencies overwhelmingly prefer buying off an existing contract vehicle, which is why most contractors use a GSA Schedule as their main path in.
GSA Contract Services manages the federal contracting process end to end: preparing and negotiating your GSA Schedule application, handling post-award contract management including Mass Mods and Transactional Data Reporting, processing incoming orders so nothing slips once agencies start buying, and keeping your SAM.gov registration current so a lapsed renewal never suspends your eligibility for payment. The team has run this process for more than 250 clients since 1995.
A GSA Schedule application is detailed and highly regulated: identifying the right Special Item Numbers for what you sell, building pricing documentation that passes GSA's price reasonableness review, and negotiating directly with your assigned contracting officer. Errors in any of these commonly stall or sink a self-filed offer, and typically extend the 8 to 12 month acquisition timeline even further. A consultant who does this daily catches the mistakes a first-time applicant usually only discovers after GSA rejects the offer.
GSA Contract Services has supported more than 250 businesses through GSA Schedule contracts since 1995, and its team of Authorized Negotiators handles your relationship directly rather than routing you through account managers. Unlike firms that only help with the initial application, the team stays on through contract management, order processing, and SAM.gov renewals, the work that determines whether a Schedule actually pays off after award. Start with a free eligibility check to see where you stand before committing to anything.
Get started
Tell us what you sell. An authorized negotiator will walk you through your eligibility to sell to the federal government and the next step. No obligation, and no cost for the assessment.