We manage DFARS, Berry Amendment, and CMMC requirements for your GSA Schedule contract with the Department of Defense.
What's included
Each requirement below runs on its own rules. We manage all of them under one team.
The Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement adds clauses to DoD contracts that do not appear in standard GSA Schedule terms. We review your contract and flag which DFARS clauses actually apply to your specific line items.
Textiles, food, and hand tools sold to DoD fall under domestic sourcing rules stricter than the TAA rules that apply to GSA Schedule sales generally.
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification applies to a growing share of DoD contracts. We help you determine which level applies and prepare the documentation.
We keep your Schedule listing and catalog data positioned so Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps procurement teams can find you.
If you already hold a GSA Schedule through us, DoD-specific compliance runs on the same team, not a separate handoff.
We handle the DFARS clauses, Berry Amendment sourcing checks, and CMMC documentation that DoD contracts add on top of your GSA Schedule.
Get My Free DoD Contract ReviewCompliance review built into your ongoing contract management, not a one-time check.
We help you prepare for whichever certification level your contract requires.
Not every DoD contract carries the same DFARS clauses. A requirement that applies to one solicitation may not apply to the next. That is why a blanket checklist misses things a contract-by-contract review catches.
Selling a non-compliant product to DoD under the Berry Amendment is not a paperwork issue GSA quietly overlooks. It can trigger contract termination and False Claims Act exposure.
The certification level required for a given contract is trending toward more DoD contracts over time, not fewer. Confirming your status before you bid saves you from an ineligible proposal.
Not every DoD contract triggers every requirement. We'll tell you which DFARS clauses, Berry Amendment rules, or CMMC level actually apply to what you sell.
Get My Free DoD Contract ReviewOne point of contact for every DoD-specific requirement:
We have worked exclusively in federal contracting since 1995. The team includes more than a dozen Authorized Negotiators and currently supports over 250 active clients. If you already hold a GSA Schedule through us, DoD-specific requirements run on the same team, not a separate handoff.
Tell us what you sell and which branches you're targeting. An Authorized Negotiator will walk you through which DFARS, Berry Amendment, or CMMC requirements apply, at no cost for the assessment.
Get My Free DoD Contract ReviewCommon questions
No. Your GSA Schedule contract already makes you eligible, and DoD buyers order the same way any other agency does. Certain purchase types carry extra DoD-specific requirements layered on top of the standard Schedule terms.
The Berry Amendment requires domestic, US-only sourcing for specific categories sold to DoD, including food, clothing, textiles, and hand or measuring tools. That is stricter than the Trade Agreements Act, which allows sourcing from any TAA-designated country, not just the US.
It depends on the contract and the type of information involved. Not every DoD purchase requires it, but the requirement is expanding across the department. We help you determine whether it applies to your specific situation.
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Tell us what you sell and which branches you're targeting. An Authorized Negotiator will walk you through which requirements apply, at no cost for the assessment.