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Get On the Contract Vehicle Federal Buyers Use Every Day

The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) is the government’s most-used commercial buying channel — a long-term, governmentwide contract that lets any federal agency purchase from you through streamlined orders instead of full open competitions. For small businesses, a Schedule contract is a credibility stamp and a sales channel in one. It is also a genuinely demanding application: pricing negotiations, past performance documentation, and compliance commitments that trip up first-time offerors. TIKC prepares your complete MAS offer and supports you through negotiation to award.

Is a GSA Schedule Right for Your Business?

A Schedule isn’t right for everyone — it rewards businesses with repeatable offerings and the patience to work a long-term channel. On your free discovery call, we’ll tell you honestly whether MAS fits your model now, or whether set-aside certifications and open-market bidding should come first.

How Our GSA Schedule Service Works

  1. Fit assessment — we confirm your offerings map to active MAS categories and that your pricing and past performance can support a competitive offer
  2. Offer preparation — our specialists assemble the full submission: administrative, technical, and pricing volumes built to GSA’s solicitation requirements
  3. Negotiation support — we prepare you for clarifications and price negotiations with your GSA contracting officer
  4. Award and activation — catalog setup guidance so agencies can actually find and buy from you the day your contract is awarded

Flat-fee pricing quoted after your fit assessment — never a percentage of your Schedule sales.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get a GSA Schedule?

Preparation typically takes weeks; GSA’s review and negotiation commonly runs several months and varies by category and offer quality. Complete, well-priced offers move fastest — incomplete ones cycle through clarification requests that add months. Our job is making sure yours is in the first group.

Does a GSA Schedule work with my set-aside certifications?

Powerfully. Agencies can set aside Schedule orders for 8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB, and HUBZone firms — so a certified small business on Schedule competes in some of the least crowded lanes in federal contracting.

Do I need SAM.gov registration first?

Yes — an active, accurate SAM registration is required before any MAS offer. Our SAM.gov & DSBS Registration service handles it start to finish.

Find Out If MAS Fits Your Business

Book your free discovery call for an honest fit assessment — or explore all of our certification services.