GSA MAS
GSA Multiple Award Schedule
The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (formerly Federal Supply Schedule) is the largest federal contracting vehicle, with over $45B in annual sales across thousands of contractors. It covers virtually every product and service category through consolidated Large Categories. SDVOSBs on MAS benefit from the VA's Veterans First preference for VA orders, and can receive set-aside task orders from other agencies. MAS is the foundational vehicle for any SDVOSB selling products or services to the federal government.
| Vehicle Type | Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) |
| Administered By | GSA |
| SDVOSB Access | Open to Small Business |
| Status | Active |
| Ordering Through | Ongoing |
| Task Order Types | FFP, T&M, LH |
SDVOSB Intelligence
GSA MAS is the baseline — most SDVOSBs should hold a MAS schedule. Under FAR 8.405-5, agencies can set aside MAS orders for SDVOSBs when there's a reasonable expectation of receiving 2+ competitive offers. VA MAS orders are subject to Veterans First, giving SDVOSB schedule holders first consideration. MAS alone is insufficient — pair with VETS 2, OASIS+, or agency-specific IDIQs for full market coverage.
Eligibility Requirements
- Must offer commercially available products or services
- Must meet Most Favored Customer (MFC) pricing requirement
- Transactional Data Reporting (TDR) or Commercial Sales Practices (CSP) disclosure
- SAM.gov active registration required
- Industrial Funding Fee (IFF) of 0.75% on all MAS sales
Authorized Ordering Agencies
Primary NAICS Codes Covered
+ 1 additional NAICS codes covered
Primary PSC Codes Covered
Frequently Asked Questions
What is GSA MAS?
GSA MAS (GSA Multiple Award Schedule) is a Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) administered by GSA. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (formerly Federal Supply Schedule) is the largest federal contracting vehicle, with over $45B in annual sales across thousands of contractors. It covers virtually every product and service category through consolidated Large Categories. SDVOSBs on MAS benefit from the VA's Veterans First preference for VA orders, and can receive set-aside task orders from other agencies. MAS is the foundational vehicle for any SDVOSB selling products or services to the federal government.
Can SDVOSBs use GSA MAS?
GSA MAS is classified as "Open to Small Business" for SDVOSB access. GSA MAS is the baseline — most SDVOSBs should hold a MAS schedule. Under FAR 8.405-5, agencies can set aside MAS orders for SDVOSBs when there's a reasonable expectation of receiving 2+ competitive offers. VA MAS orders are subject to Veterans First, giving SDVOSB schedule holders first consideration. MAS alone is insufficient — pair with VETS 2, OASIS+, or agency-specific IDIQs for full market coverage.
What are the eligibility requirements for GSA MAS?
Must offer commercially available products or services Must meet Most Favored Customer (MFC) pricing requirement Transactional Data Reporting (TDR) or Commercial Sales Practices (CSP) disclosure SAM.gov active registration required Industrial Funding Fee (IFF) of 0.75% on all MAS sales
Which agencies can order from GSA MAS?
The following agencies are authorized to issue task orders under GSA MAS: All Federal Agencies, State/Local via Cooperative Purchasing.
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