An overview on getting contract with GSA schedule 70

The General Services Administration (GSA) Information Technology Schedule 70 Contract or GSA schedule 70 is the most widely used acquisition vehicle in the US Federal Government. GSA Schedule 70 or Contract is an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) multiple award schedule, providing direct access to technology solutions and services for Federal Government contract officers. GSA consultants provide technology services as a HUBZone and 8(a) small business under GSA Schedule 70 Contract (IT SIN 132-51).

The GSA Schedule 70 Contract or GSA schedule 70 offers Federal, State and Local Government agencies direct access to products, services, and innovative solutions to meet their IT needs. Leveraging the GSA Schedule allows each agency to take advantage of reduced administrative costs and expedited support services.

GSA consultants can provide the following support under this contract: Information Technology Professional Services.

GSA consultants help with consulting and information technology solutions provider to public sector organizations supporting health, civilian, and national security missions. They are established SBA certified HUBZone or GSA schedule 70 and 8(a) small business that has been recognized by Inc. Magazine each of the past three years as one of the 250 fastest-growing companies in the U.S.  A GSA consultant specializes in providing software and systems engineering, information management, analytics & visualization, agile project management, and management consulting services. The company is appraised by the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at CMMI® Maturity Level 3 and is an ISO 9001:2008 certified provider.

The GSA Schedules Program is meant to screen and approve specific products and services sold by contractors at fair and reasonable prices to customer agencies. Being one of the larger contracts across the federal government, and as the top-grossing vehicle out of all the GSA Schedules, Schedule 70 is used by GSA customers to fulfill their IT product and service needs, because it significantly reduces time spent on the procurement process. Most IT product, software and/or service companies wanting to sell to government customers have heard of or considered obtaining a Schedule 70 contract or GSA schedule 70.