GSA Schedule contract
A contract vehicle that can make eligible offerings available to government buyers.
GSA Multiple Award Schedule
Businesses often use the term “GSA certification” when they are trying to become eligible to sell through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. Learn what the process actually involves and determine whether your company appears ready.
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There is not a single general “GSA certification” that automatically qualifies a company to sell to the government. Companies seeking a GSA Schedule generally pursue a contract under the Multiple Award Schedule program and must satisfy the applicable solicitation requirements.
A few distinctions can make the next step clearer.
A contract vehicle that can make eligible offerings available to government buyers.
A required federal registration is not the same thing as a GSA Schedule award.
Commercial history, financial readiness, experience, and offering alignment all matter.
A readiness review can help focus preparation before an offer is developed.
Once we agree on the scope, GO GSA takes ownership of preparing and managing your proposal, from identifying requirements and developing technical and pricing materials to submitting through eOffer and coordinating responses during GSA’s review. Your team provides accurate supporting records and approves business decisions. GSA makes the final contract award decision.
Your service agreement defines the deliverables and support included in your engagement.
How It Works
Confirm the type of federal selling access your company is pursuing.
Look at readiness factors and necessary registrations.
Define the work and records required for a Schedule offer.
Prepare for GSA evaluation and subsequent steps.
Review your company’s starting point before committing to the full offer process.
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