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Last fiscal year, government buyers spent more than $65 billion through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Contract (GSA Schedule) and the VA Federal Supply Schedule (VA Schedule) combined. Read on to find out how much your government buyers spend through these governmentwide contracts.
Find out below, and review fiscal year 2023 spending stats by agency
The GSA Schedule is a governmentwide contract, which means it can be used by multiple agencies, not just GSA. State and local government can also use the GSA Schedule to purchase IT and security solutions under the Cooperative Purchasing Program or products and services used for Disaster Recovery purposes.
The following entities are authorized to purchase through the GSA Schedule. For a full list, view GSA’s website here.
The chart below shows the ten agencies that spent the highest amount through GSA/VA Schedule Contracts in fiscal year 2023. The Department of Defense (DOD) as a whole consistently outspends all other agencies through the GSA Contract. While not shown in the chart, the Army accounts for approximately 35% of DOD’s spending through the GSA Schedule, followed by the Air Force at 15%, the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) at 9%, and the Navy at 8%.
While DOD awards the most through the GSA & VA Schedule Contracts, those awards represent a fraction of the agency’s total contract awards. The ten agencies detailed in the chart below awarded the highest percentage of their contracts through GSA/VA Schedules in fiscal year 2023. The Small Business Administration (SBA) is the most widely known agency in this group. SBA awarded nearly $146 million in contract awards through GSA and VA Schedule Contracts in fiscal year 2023; this is more than all the other agencies detailed in the chart below combined.
Explore the chart below to review spending through the GSA/VA Schedule Contract by agency. You can also search for a specific agency to see their total spend through GSA/VA Schedule Contracts in fiscal year 2023.
Source: System for Award Management (SAM)/Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS). FPDS is based upon contract award data reported by federal agencies and is not required to include contract awards valued under $10,000.
Learn more about the GSA Schedule, including how to determine if the contract is right for your company and how to obtain the contract.
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