Top 5 Reasons to Aquire a GSA Contract

Juniper Ladden

March 31, 2010

The Fed spends in big numbers: Budgeted appropriations by the federal government is expected to grow Over 6 percent in 2010. This will be more than twice the pace of the US Gross Domestic Product. Combine the revenues of the 20 largest companies in America, and federal spending may spend more.

The average GSA Contract Holder does over $2 million a year in government contracting.The vast majority of GSA Contract holding companies are small companies who have increased organically as a result of federal business.

With a GSA Schedule, your company is found in the first place most government buyers search: GSAAdvantage! The shopping mall for government buyers, and they use it for more than half of the federal budget spent each year.

With a GSA Schedule, a company can bid on federal projects with much more strength. In some cases a GSA Contract holder can even win six-figure bids uncontested. No more waiting around for the best federal contracts, and then fighting in a big pool to land them.

Juniper Ladden

J Ladden is an expert in government spending, government contracting, and GSA Contract Acquisition. He graduated with a B.S. in Cognitive Science from UC San Diego, and has been writing since 1995.

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