Buyers are told to look at you first
FAR 8.002 directs agencies to consider Schedule sources ahead of open-market vendors for covered buys.
From eligibility and proposal development through award, catalog launch, and managed compliance.
GSA eBuy opportunity access
GSA Advantage! storefront
FAR 8.4 ordering path
Not prestige. Mechanics. The Schedule changes how buyers are allowed to reach you.
FAR 8.002 directs agencies to consider Schedule sources ahead of open-market vendors for covered buys.
FAR 8.4 ordering procedures let buyers skip full open competition, which makes Schedule holders the path of least resistance.
GSA eBuy opportunities go only to Schedule holders. No Schedule, no invitation.
Your catalog lives on GSA Advantage!, the government's own e-commerce platform.
Cooperative purchasing programs let state and local agencies buy from your Schedule too.
Up to 20 years, with modifications to add products, services, and pricing as the business evolves.
“A Schedule does not win work by itself. It removes the buyer's easiest reason to pass you over. When an order can go through FAR 8.4 in days instead of a full open competition in months, the Schedule holder gets the call.”
The GovPointe advisory bench
Positioning the offer so GSA says yes, on terms you can live with for years.
The unglamorous work that keeps the contract healthy and audit-ready.
An awarded Schedule with no sales is a liability. We train your team to use it.
A Schedule award is a long process. We run it so you can keep running the business.
Eligibility baseline: 2+ years in business and $25K+ annual revenue. Not there yet? Start with the readiness path.
Eligibility verification, market opportunity analysis, SIN selection, and pricing strategy.
Administrative, technical, and pricing sections built, documented, and made compliant.
GSA clarifications answered and terms negotiated by people who know what GSA will accept.
Contract documentation, GSA Advantage! setup, eLibrary pricelist, and a marketing launch plan.
We have prepared and administered Schedules across all twelve large categories of the MAS.
GSA settles your prices, terms and clauses, then buys nothing. What decides whether a Schedule earns anything happens at the order level, long before an RFQ ever posts.
The legitimate paths to a sole-source award, what justifications hold up, and where contractors overreach.
Most firms pick targets by brand recognition, then email agencies that never bought their service. The purchase history is public, down to the six-character office code.
A free consultation covers eligibility, category fit, and the honest math. If the Schedule is not your best move, we will say so.