What is a Federal Supply Schedule contract?
The GSA Schedule, also known as Federal Supply Schedule, and Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), is a long-term governmentwide contract with commercial companies that provide access to millions of commercial products and services at fair and reasonable prices to the government.
What are FSS schedules?
A Federal Supply Schedule is a GSA schedule contracting office issued publication containing the information necessary for placing Delivery Orders with Schedule contractors. Ordering offices issue delivery orders directly to the schedule contractors for the required supplies and services.
Who manages the federal supply schedule?
the General Services Administration
This part prescribes policies and procedures for contracting for supplies and services under the Federal Supply Schedule program, which is directed and managed by the General Services Administration (see subpart 8.4, Federal Supply Schedules, for additional information).
How long is a GSA schedule contract?
A GSA consultant can help position your contract for success for the potential 20-year contract term.
What is a Schedule contract?
A GSA Schedule contract enables you to sell your products or services to ANY agency of the federal government, certain other organizations, and state and local governments (under some circumstances).
Why should I get a GSA Schedule?
The GSA Schedules Program provides expansive new opportunities and tools to help companies successfully sell to the government. Having a GSA Schedule opens a whole new world of contracting and networking opportunities that could help expand your business and may be your ticket into the government space.
What is the difference between scheduling agreement and contract?
A schedule agreement contains details of a delivery schedule but a contract just contains quantity and price information and no details of specific delivery dates.
How do GSA schedules work?
A GSA Schedule is a Multiple Award Schedule (or MAS) program whereby multiple vendors receive award on a single contracting vehicle. The GSA Schedule is also an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (or IDIQ) contracting vehicle, meaning the amount of products/services required are undetermined.
How long is a GSA contract?
20 years
GSA Contracts last 20 years. They are 5-year options with 3 renewals.
What is a scheduling contract?
A scheduling agreement outlines a fixed schedule that itemizes deliveries or services and the dates they will occur. It also may schedule recurring payments or detail when, relative to deliveries, regular payments will be due.
What is a Schedule 70 contract?
IT Schedule 70 is a long-term contract issued by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to a commercial technology vendor. Award of a Schedule contract signifies that the GSA has determined that the vendor’s pricing is fair and reasonable and the vendor is in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.
What is the difference between a contract and a scheduling agreement?
What should be included in a schedule of a contract?
How to Write a Contract Schedule
- Create a Payment Schedule Contract. A payment schedule contract outlines what the payment terms are between the parties involved.
- Establish a Deliverable or Service Schedule.
- Provide Dates and Timelines.
- Always List Dependencies.
How does GSA Schedule 70 work?
Does GSA Schedule 70 still exist?
Just like many other contract vehicles that the General Services Administration offer in the Federal market, GSA IT Schedule 70 can be accessed and availed through the following platforms: GSA Advantage!: the GSA Advantage!