GSA Schedule Consolidation
$30+ Billion GSA Multiple Award Schedule Consolidation
The new GSA Consolidated Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Solicitation is revolutionizing the selling and buying of commercial solutions for the Federal Government. This restructured acquisition platform is the “go-to buying source” within the Federal Marketplace!

Background of GSA Schedule Consolidation Phasing Process
GSA has prioritized the MAS Consolidation process based on what will provide the greatest value to the Federal customers and remains as the top priority for the agency. Consolidating the 24 individual Schedules into one Schedule has eliminated the need for industry to manage multiple Schedule contracts, multiple contracting officers and multiple sets of terms and conditions. GSA has been implementing this Consolidation through the following three Phases:

Phase 1 - Completed
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Phase 2 - Completed
Phase 3 - Ongoing
August 1, 2020 GSA began working with vendors who hold more than one GSA legacy contract to begin the process of consolidating those contracts into one final MAS contract. GSA will be working individually with all impacted contractors to put together a consolidation plan during Government FY2021 and expects Phase 3 to take 5+ years to fully complete.
GSA designed Phase 3 to ensure no contract numbers change, and no contracts will be canceled that have active Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs). GSA vendors impacted by Phase 3 will have to weigh the following options in developing a plan for Phase 3. Let TGG help you decide which Option is best for your company and its contracts:
Option 1: Choose a Surviving Contract and Cancel the Other(s)
If you choose to move forward with a surviving contract, you will need to add the SINs and items/services from the other contract(s) to the surviving contract via a modification request. Please note that SINs, items and other negotiated factors, such as delivery and discounts, will not automatically transfer from one contract to another and this is where The Gormley Group (TGG) can be particularly helpful.
After the modification(s)are approved you will need to update your GSA Price List and GSA Advantage listing. Once the surviving contract has been modified to add all contract offerings, you will have to identify the earliest possible cancellation date for the other contract(s). This cancellation date should take into account any open orders and BPAs to ensure continuity of service for your customers, you must continue to have any contract as long as you have open orders and BPAs. This means for a period of time the legacy contract(s) with open orders and BPA will remain in place and run in tandem with the surviving MAS contract.
Option 2: Get a New Contract and Cancel the Old Contract(s)
Submit a new MAS Contract offer through the GSA eOffer system and after award begin identifying the earliest possible cancellation dates for your other contract(s). This cancellation date should again as in Option 1 take into account any open orders and BPAs to ensure continuity of service for your customers and you must continue to have a contract as long as you have open orders and BPAs.
The Gormley Group’s (TGG) Federal Acquisition expertise is unmatched in the Industry having helped thousands of companies secure and maintain their Schedule contracts. Since it was announced that GSA was moving towards consolidating its 24 Schedules into the new MAS Contract, TGG has been following the progress very closely and responding to Requests for Information (RFIs) when GSA needed Industry input. We are extremely conversant with the new GSA MAS Contract Program and are currently helping existing clients impacted by Phase 3 of the consolidation to determine the best strategy forward. Let us put our experience, knowledge, and skills to work for you to identify where we can help your company with the new GSA MAS Contract.