GSA Opportunities for Small Business

It is GSA’s mission to promote access to its nationwide procurement programs. Centered at the Office of Small Business Utilization, small-business programs at GSA nurture entrepreneurship and foster growth by enabling small-business participation in government sales. In fact, under the Schedules program, federal agencies are actually required to meet small-business goals when placing orders.

How to Get Started

Businesses interested in selling products and services at both a prime- and sub-contractor level should:

• Visit FedBizOpps often and register there to be notified of newly posted opportunities.
• Browse the GSA Subcontracting Directory for opportunities to subcontract with existing GSA Prime Contractors.
• Visit the GSA Forecast of Contracting Opportunities to see upcoming contract awards.

Businesses who have never done business with GSA before should:

• Go to For Businesses without GSA Contracts to learn how to get started.
• Check the GSA Small Business Calendar of Events for upcoming workshops and forums on how to do business with GSA.

Questions?

At any stage in the process, small businesses can contact their Regional Office of Small Business Utilization with any questions or concerns.