Procurement is shifting toward contract vehicles like the GSA Schedule.

In practice, buyers increasingly prefer established vehicles because they simplify purchasing, reduce acquisition friction, and keep terms/pricing structured. A strong MAS offer is not “fill out forms and hope” — it must read as one defensible story: what you sell, where it fits (SIN), how you price commercially, how you discount, and how labor categories map to real delivery.

Why the MAS lane matters (and why “winging it” stalls)

Common failure point: misalignment

Most delays come from mismatched pieces: pricing does not match CSP disclosures, labor categories don’t match scope, or the SIN lane isn’t defensible. The cleaner the alignment, the fewer clarification loops during review and the easier post-award maintenance becomes.

  • SIN scope-fit prevents submitting into the wrong lane.
  • Commercial price basis + discount narrative must stay consistent.
  • Labor categories should be defensible and aligned to delivery.
  • Packaging matters: reviewer clarity reduces rework.
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Engagement path
A clean MAS offer is a sequence, not a scramble.
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Strategy Build Submit Maintain
SIN strategy Scope-fit and positioning.
Offer build Docs, pricing, labor categories.
eOffer submit Reviewer-ready package.
Maintain eMod hygiene and growth.
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What is the GSA Schedule?

MAS is a governmentwide contract channel with pre-negotiated terms.

Agencies use MAS to buy commercial products and services faster at established pricing. In many categories, buyers increasingly prefer contract vehicles because it reduces friction and standardizes terms.

Program scale High annual sales volume across agencies.
Compliance-first Pricing, scope, and disclosures must hold up under review.
Long-term lane Post-award maintenance is as important as the initial offer.
Learn more directly from GSA: Multiple Award Schedule overview.
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Pricing

Services aligned to the MAS lifecycle: strategy, compliance, eOffer submission, and post-award maintenance through eMod. Final scope is confirmed during consultation based on your offerings, SIN lane(s), and commercial practices.

Core

GSA MAS Full Offer Submission

$15,000 fixed

End-to-end offer development and eOffer submission with an emphasis on alignment and reviewer clarity.

  • Eligibility + SIN lane alignment
  • Required documents + pricing build + packaging
  • Submission support + initial post-award guidance

GSA Option Renewal

$7,000 fixed

Renewal readiness review, refresh alignment, and eMod execution support with a clean audit trail.

  • Option/renewal readiness review
  • Pricing + labor category refresh alignment
  • eMod execution support + documentation

MAS Contract Review

$4,000 fixed

Audit awarded terms for optimization opportunities and compliance risks.

  • Pricing, SIN scope, labor category review
  • Compliance gaps + risk flags
  • Actionable optimization report

Eligibility Check (Readiness Assessment)

$3,000 fixed

Fast readiness scan + correction plan + working session to decide go/no-go.

  • Go/no-go + SIN strategy recommendation
  • Document gap list + remediation plan
  • Live working session

5-Year Retainer

$1,250 / month

Ongoing support across the contract lifecycle, including maintenance and strategic adjustments.

  • eMod support, compliance, contract hygiene
  • Guidance for eBuy opportunity monitoring
  • Advisory support for long-term success
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A la carte (by task)

Targeted support for specific MAS tasks. Final scope and timelines are confirmed during consultation to align with the MAS solicitation and your commercial practices.

SIN Mapping SIN lane strategy and mapping (scope-fit + positioning).
$500
Labor Category Mapping Compliant, defensible labor category descriptions aligned to delivery.
$500
FCP Full Build (Offer Package Build) Organizes files, structure, and compliance packaging.
$2,000
Professional Employee Compensation Plan Draft/update the compensation narrative (if applicable).
$1,000
Commercial Pricelist Development Build a clean commercial pricelist aligned to offer structure.
$1,500
Commercial Sales Practices (CSP) Support Guidance + drafting support for CSP disclosures and narrative.
$1,500
Terms & Conditions Build (MAS Offer Support) Drafting support for offer terms alignment where applicable.
$1,750
ORI / eOffer Credentialing Support Help navigating access prerequisites that block submission.
$500
eOffer Registration (FAS ID) Setup Support Account setup guidance for eOffer access coordination.
$500
eMod Contract Modification Pricing updates, adds/deletes, admin changes, and more.
$5,000
Small Business Subcontracting Plan (SSP) (if required) Drafting support for subcontracting plan requirements.
$2,500
Full Evaluation (Readiness + Strategy) Clarifies what you should do and builds a pursuit plan.
$2,500
Document Creation (GSA-related) — A la carte GSA-related document creation (except PPT & FCP). Customized via consult.
$750
Pricing shown in USD. Scope and complexity can affect final pricing; all work is confirmed in writing after consultation. “GSA,” “MAS,” “SIN,” “eOffer,” and “eMod” are referenced for clarity of process. Federal Bid Partners LLC is not affiliated with the U.S. General Services Administration.

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