GSA Schedule Program
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GSA Schedule Information
The U.S General Services Administration (GSA) uses a variety of contracting vehicles to effectively manage procurement for both its own operations and its government customers. Under the GSA Schedules Program, GSA establishes long-term governmentwide contracts with commercial firms to provide access to over 11 million commercial products and services. While the GSA Schedules Program is only one of the GSA’s procurement vehicles, it is one of the largest programs and the most preferred for commercial products and services. The Schedules Program was designed to provide discount resources to all GSA federal agencies worldwide, as well as state and local governments. Under this program, a contract holder can sell to any government agency with just one source, instead of having separate contracts with each agency.
ProDIGIQ was successful in being awarded a GSA Contract after undergoing GSA’s rigorous vetting and negotiation process. Through ProDIGIQ’s GSA Contract, it is able to offer airports the lowest prices and a streamlined procurement process for the purchase of its innovative products. Currently, ProDIGIQ offers its Operations Management System (SANTORINI), Safety Management System (RHODES) and Lease Management System (MYKONOS) through GSA.
Key Benefits
- Streamlined purchasing process
- Procure ProDIGIQ’s solutions with pre-approved pricing at the lowest rate
- Transparent purchasing process with no need for negotiations
Additional Subject Information
For more information about the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule Progam, see the links below.
