The GSA Multiple Award Schedule is a long-term contract that pre-approves your pricing. Once you have it, any federal agency can buy from you directly, no separate bidding required.
Most federal contracts require competitive bidding. The Schedule bypasses that. It is a pre-negotiated contract setting your pricing, terms, and scope, so agencies can order without a separate solicitation.
GSA Schedules are organized under NAICS codes and Special Item Numbers (SINs) that define what you are approved to sell. Once approved, the contract can run for up to 20 years and opens your business to the entire federal marketplace.
We prepare every document GSA requires, including your price list, scope narrative, and past performance submissions.
We help you select the right Special Item Numbers and structure pricing that is competitive while protecting your margins.
GSA contracting officers negotiate terms. We prepare you and represent your interests through that process.
GSA contracts require annual modifications, price updates, and sales reporting. We manage it so your Schedule stays active.
The Schedule is organized into Special Item Numbers (SINs) by category. Here are the main business types and who buys most in each.
These are the major categories, but the Schedule covers many more SINs. Not sure your offering fits? The free eligibility review tells you which SIN applies and whether the Schedule makes sense for you.
The application takes most businesses four to six months. Here is what that looks like with us managing it.
We confirm you meet GSA's requirements: two years in business, strong past performance, clean financials. No surprises down the road.
We write the technical proposal, price narrative, and past performance citations, plus every supporting document GSA requires.
We submit through eOffer and guide you through the contracting officer review and negotiation. This is where most applicants get stuck without support.
Once awarded, you are listed on GSA Advantage. We set up your profile so agencies can find you and start placing orders.
The Schedule is one step in a broader federal contracting strategy. We have the context to make the most of it.
A GSA Schedule requires an active SAM registration. If yours is missing or lapsed, we handle that first so your application is never held up on a technicality.
Once your Schedule is active, Govdar finds the task orders where your SINs match. Being on the Schedule only pays off if you are actively pursuing work through it.
SAM, set-aside certifications, GSA Schedule, CMMC — we handle all of it. So you are not re-explaining your business to a new consultant every time.
Exactly what happens from the moment you submit, so there are no surprises.
Takes about two minutes. Nothing is charged until you have reviewed what is involved and decided to move forward.
Right nowWe confirm the core requirements: two or more years in business, documentable past performance, and active SAM. If there are gaps, we tell you up front, not mid-application.
Within one business dayWe prepare the technical proposal, price narrative, and past performance write-ups. This is where most DIY applicants get it wrong, because GSA's requirements and formatting are exacting.
After you decide to proceedWe submit through eOffer and handle the contracting officer negotiation on your behalf. GSA usually comes back with pricing questions, and that back-and-forth is what stalls most applications.
Typically two to four months after submissionOnce awarded, you are listed on GSA Advantage. We set up your profile and manage the modifications, quarterly sales reporting, and IFF payments so your contract stays active.
Four to six months total from start to awardOn cost: Pricing depends on the complexity of your offer, the number of SINs you are applying under, and how much of the documentation work already exists in your business. Your specialist will walk you through what is involved and what it costs after the initial eligibility review. There is no payment to get started.
Typically four to six months from application to award, longer if your offer is complex or GSA is slow to process. We prepare it correctly the first time to avoid the back-and-forth that drags out most applications.
GSA generally wants two or more years in business, documentable past performance, and financial stability, plus an active SAM registration. If you meet those basics, we evaluate the specifics in a free eligibility review.
It depends on what you sell and who buys it. It works best when agencies buy what you offer repeatedly, your pricing is competitive, and you can fulfill orders. After the review we tell you honestly whether it is a fit.
After award you report sales quarterly, pay an Industrial Funding Fee of 0.75% of Schedule sales, submit modifications when pricing changes, and keep SAM active. We handle all of it so it never becomes a second job for your team.
Yes. You can add new SINs, adjust pricing, or add labor categories after award through a modification. It is a standard part of managing an active Schedule, and we handle the process when it makes sense.
The Schedule is not right for every business. Here is an honest read on who benefits most and who should wait.
A free eligibility review with a specialist. No commitment, no pressure, just a straight answer on whether it is the right move and what it takes.