Our firm is looking into getting a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract for office products. We are trying to understand the commitment involved and the potential duration of the contract. I have read through some of the GSA documentation, and it mentions base periods and options, but I am still unclear on the maximum total length a GSA MAS contract can run. What is the maximum term for a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract, including all possible option periods?
What is the maximum term for a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract, including options?
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A GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract has a maximum total term of 20 years. This includes a five-year base period and three five-year option periods. The GSA MAS is an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract that is continuously open, allowing new offers to be submitted at any time, rather than only during specific open seasons.
Firms interested in a GSA MAS contract should review the specific solicitation and the GSA's guidance for their desired product or service category. The GSA MAS program is a valuable contract vehicle for selling to federal agencies, as it streamlines the procurement process for both government buyers and contractors.
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