Check the Business
Classifications that apply to your company.
If known, please identify the type(s) of GSA Schedule
you are interested in.
Does
your company have supporting documentation to
substantiate your pricing practices, such as catalogs,
rate cards, quote sheets, proposals, agreements,
invoices, or internal memos?
Will
your company be able to provide at least 6 (preferably 10) customer references?
Is
your company currently debarred from doing business
with the Federal government?
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?
Is your company financially
sound and free of liens? (i.e., not currently in bankruptcy, has good credit, access to a line of credit, and currently has no liens.)
For Professional Services Firms Only
Does your company have
an established procsss for delivering the services you offer?
Approximately how many
Labor Categories or Services does your company
currently offer?
For Product Companies
Only.
How many different manufacturers' line of products
do you plan to initially put on your GSA Schedule?
How many "Simple"
Products (SKU #'s) do wish to list on GSA Schedule?
(Simple products are commodity items, such as
office supplies, pre-packaged software, tools,
etc.)
How many "Complex"
Products do wish to list on GSA Schedule? (Complex
products are those items that offer upgrades,
options, accessories, require installation, have
detailed specifications, and/or offer repair parts
and services, etc. Such as computers, security
systems, furniture,custom products, etc)
Please note that only those products manufactured by countries recognized under the Trade Agreements Act
may be placed on GSA Schedule. Countries such as China, North Korea, Iran, and others are not acceptable countries of origin. Are any of the products that you would like to put on GSA Schedule manufactured in
a foreign country?
