
GSA Schedule 70 is
a
GSA-SBA Specialty
Small
business Information Technology (IT) consulting is one of the most
popular industries in the country. With all forms of business becoming
more reliant on computers and computing applications, the market for IT
consulting provides many opportunities for the savvy small business
owner. Many government contracts for consulting work are available.
GSA Schedule 70 Contracts
GSA Schedule 70 Contracting is a
GSA-SBA specialty.
All government contracts for Information Technology are awarded under this area. More than 50% of our GSA contract awards are under the GSA Schedule 70 contract area. More than 50%
of our GSA contracts are under the GSA Schedule 70 contract area.
GSA Schedule 70 is an area of where the US government
spends billions of dollars per
year. If your company provides IT products or services you may
be missing a great opportunity to expand your market.
70 IT GSA contracting is opportunity that can potentially
expand your business through sales to the US government.
GSA Schedule 70
GSA Schedule 70 contracts include all types of US
Government contracts from IT products and Professional Services to
Software Sales and IT Classroom Training. The 12 main areas of GSA IT
contracting are:
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132-3 Leasing of Products
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132-4 Daily/Short Term Rental
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132-8 Purchase of Equipment
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132-12 Equipment Maintenance
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132-32 Term Software License
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132-33 Perpetual Software License
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132-34 Software Maintenance
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132-50 Classroom Training
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132-51 Information Technology Services
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132-52 Electronic Commerce Services
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132-53 Wireless Services
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132-60 Authentication Products and Services
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132-61 Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Shared
Services Provider (SSP) Program
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132-62 HSPD-12 Product and Services Components
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Government contracting for small
business IT consulting is at an all-time high. The government currently
works with more than 4,500 IT companies to serve its many computing
needs. Most government contracts for small business IT consulting for the
government are handled by the General Services Administration (GSA). In
addition, there are contracting preferences given to small businesses
that are woman-owned, veteran-owned, disabled veteran-owned or
minority-owned.
Applying for a GSA contract (or Schedule) is an involving process, requiring both sharp attention to detail and extensive knowledge of governmental procedures. GSA contract opportunities are often ignored by small IT companies that simply don't have the time and expertise to create a complex proposal. Many small business owners think their companies are out of the running when it comes to securing government contracts, yet the government is actually very reliant on small businesses.
GSA
Schedule 70 Contracts
GSA Schedule 70 is the area of government that contracts for
IT services. Standard IT professional services government contracting
agreements start at $25,000, and go all the way up to half a million
dollars. The five-year vendor approval or GSA contract awards given out by the
government to IT companies can be renewed up to three times once the
original contract has been completed.
GSA-SBA has
helped many IT companies successfully apply for GSA Schedule 70
contracts. GSA-SBA will do what it takes to get your application completed
quickly and accurately. GSA-SBA
will hold comprehensive phone and e-mail
conferences with each of our clients, and
GSA-SBA will even fly out to your
site for a face-to-face session if necessary. Once
GSA-SBA has conducted
interviews with you, GSA-SBA takes care of all the necessary forms that
are needed to complete your submittal to the GSA, which can save you an
immense amount of time. An IT GSA contract requires three to six months between
the time the application is submitted and GSA approval. The sooner your
accurate and complete GSA application gets in, the sooner your qualified
vendor approval will be granted.
To find out more about what it
takes to secure GSA Schedule 70 professional services vendor approval,
please click below.
