
U.S. federal agency
General Services Administration contract opportunities
GSA manages government property and provides centralized procurement through the GSA Schedules (MAS) program, serving as a procurement vehicle for all federal agencies.
- 88
- Open solicitations
- 67
- Posted last 7 days
- 55
- Closing within 14 days
- 36%
- Set aside for small business
Free, no account needed.
Open GSA solicitations
Response deadline still ahead. Solicitations, combined synopses and presolicitations only.
- SolicitationSmall business
D.C. Metro Area Multiple Award Indefinite Quantity Indefinite Delivery (IDIQ) Contract for Construction Services
Public Buildings Service· DC· NAICS 236220· Posted Oct 9
Due Oct 29
17 days left
- Solicitation8(a)
Design Build Markey DC0094ZZ Multi Floor Interior Finish Improvements
Public Buildings Service· DC· NAICS 236220· Posted Oct 8
Due Nov 11
29 days left
- Combined synopsisSmall business
IRS Intrusion Detection System, C. Clifton Young Federal Building & US Courthouse
Public Buildings Service· NV· NAICS 561621· Posted Oct 8
Due Oct 28
16 days left
- Combined synopsisSmall business
Federal Highway Office Renovations, Carson City Federal Building
Public Buildings Service· NV· NAICS 236220· Posted Oct 8
Due Oct 28
16 days left
- Presolicitation
General Services Administration (GSA) seeks to lease two parking spaces in Spokane, WA
Public Buildings Service· WA· NAICS 531120· Posted Oct 8
Due Oct 23
10 days left
- Solicitation
Purchase NSN 5210002212047
Federal Acquisition Service· MO· NAICS 332216· Posted Oct 8
Due Oct 17
5 days left
- Combined synopsis
Lease of Office Space within Multiple Cities (Contra Costa County), California. Request for Lease Proposals (RLP) #26NAT01 - Office Space
Public Buildings Service· CA· NAICS 531120· Posted Oct 7
Due Nov 10
28 days left
- SolicitationSmall business
Multiple Award IDIQ Contract for Design Build & General Construction Services - New York & New Jersey
Public Buildings Service· NY· NAICS 236220· Posted Oct 7
Due Oct 28
16 days left
- Combined synopsisSmall business
Coburn Gore LPOE Art in Architecture Project
Public Buildings Service· ME· NAICS 711510· Posted Oct 7
Due Oct 22
9 days left
- Presolicitation
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO LEASE OFFICE SPACE IN DETROIT, MI
Public Buildings Service· MI· NAICS 531120· Posted Oct 6
Due Nov 3
22 days left
- Solicitation
Construction Services for the Gate 7 Parking Garage St. Elizabeths West Campus
Public Buildings Service· DC· NAICS 236220· Posted Oct 6
Due Oct 26
14 days left
- PresolicitationSmall business
EOIR Schwartz FOB Courtroom Painting
Public Buildings Service· CA· NAICS 236220· Posted Oct 6
Due Oct 21
9 days left
Set-asides among open solicitations
Who is eligible to bid. Unrestricted means anyone.
- Unrestricted56 · 64%
- Small business26 · 30%
- 8(a)4 · 5%
- SDVOSB2 · 2%
Top sectors by NAICS
Share of open solicitations, by two-digit NAICS sector.
- 53Real estate and leasing37 · 46%
- 23Construction30 · 37%
- 54Professional, scientific and technical services6 · 7%
- 31-33Manufacturing5 · 6%
- 56Administrative and support services3 · 4%
About GSA procurement
The General Services Administration (GSA) provides centralized procurement for the federal government. GSA manages the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) program, one of the most widely used contracting vehicles in the government. GSA also manages federal buildings, acquires products and services, and develops government-wide policies. Getting on a GSA Schedule is often a key step for companies wanting to sell to the federal government.
Official website: www.gsa.gov
What GSA buys
- Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contracts
- Building construction and leasing
- Fleet and vehicle management
- Technology products and services
- Professional services and consulting
- Office supplies and furniture
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