Business
Classifications. (check all that apply)
What type of products or services
do you want to put on GSA Schedule?
Does
your company have documentation that supports your standard
pricing practices? (i.e., commercial catalog,
line card, rate card, existing agreements, contracts,
invoices, internal pricing memos, web page, etc.)
Yes
No
Will
your company be able to provide at least six (preferrably 10 or more)
customer references?
Yes
No
Is
your company currently debarred from doing business
with the Federal government?
Yes
No
Don't Know
During the past three
years, has your company been convicted of or had
a civil judgment rendered against them in connection
with a Federal, state or local government contract
or subcontract?
Yes
No
Don't Know
Is your company financially
sound? (i.e., not currently in bankruptcy, has good credit, etc. Note: bankruptcy in and of itself does not disqualify a company from being awarded a GSA Schedule contract. If your company is currently in, or has recently filed bankruptcy, please complete this questionnaire and then call us to discuss--you may still qualify.)
Yes
No
Don't Know
For Professional
Services Firms Only . Has your company completed
at least three projects/contracts in the past two years
that demonstrate successful performance?
Yes
No
Does your company have
a documented approach for delivering the services you offer?
Yes
No
Approximately how many
Labor and/or Service Categories does your company
currently offer?
<5
<10
<25
<50
<75
<100
>100
(Note: service category offered
to GSA must be supported by examples
of successful past performance)
For Product/Software Companies Only. If you are not the
manufacturer, will the manufacturer or a distributor
provide you with a "letter of supply" authorizing
you to list their products on your GSA Schedule?
Yes
No
Don't Know
How many different manufacturers'
products do you plan to put on your GSA Schedule?
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
>10
I am the Manufacturer
How many "Simple"
Products do want listed on GSA Schedule?
(Simple products are commodity items, such as
office supplies, pre-packaged software, tools,
etc. that each have a unique part number)
<25
<100
<250
<500
<1,000
<5,000
>5,000
How many "Complex"
Products do want listed on GSA Schedule? (Complex
products are those items that offer upgrades,
options, and/or accessories such as computers, furniture, flooring, software with complex pricing structures, etc)
<10
<25
<50
<75
<100
>100
Please note that only those products manufactured by countries recognized under the Trade Agreements Act
may be placed on GSA Schedule. Are any of the products that you would like to put on GSA Schedule manufactured in
a foreign country?
Yes
No If Yes, which country(ies)?