GSA’s Pioneering Efforts in Climate Adaptation and Sustainability

In an era where climate change poses an existential threat, the role of government in leading sustainability efforts is more crucial than ever. The General Services Administration (GSA) stands at the forefront of this transformative journey, enabling federal agencies to meet ambitious sustainability and climate adaptation goals. This initiative, deeply rooted in the Biden-Harris Administration’s […]

Government Security Mandate: The Indispensable Need for Cybersecurity in Procurement

In an era marked by dynamic digital advancements, the imperative for robust cybersecurity in government procurement has reached unprecedented heights. As cyber threats surge, government agencies are compelled to prioritize bolstering their defenses to safeguard the integrity and security of their operations. Importance of Cybersecurity The escalating importance of cybersecurity in government procurement goes beyond […]

Top 5 Government Procurements to watch in 2024

In an ever-evolving landscape, Government purchasing is undergoing revolutionary changes. that demand attention. In 2024, it’s important for organizations and businesses to stay informed about these trends in government procurement. Let’s delve into the top 5 trends shaping the future. I. Introduction A. Importance of Government Procurement Government procurement is the process through which public […]

GSA’s Commercial Platforms Are Thriving, And Needing Improvement

According to fedbizaccess.com, the GSA Schedule program is the premier acquisition vehicle in government, with approximately $50 billion a year in spending or 10 percent of overall federal procurement spending.

In 2018, the National Defense Authorization Act directed the General Services Administration (GSA) and the Office of Management and Budget to create an online e-commerce program, now known as the Commercial Platforms program.

The 8a Certification Program Is Facing Uncertainty

The SBA 8a program, designed to support small businesses owned by racial or ethnic minorities, has faced criticism from a federal court. The 8(a) program is aimed at helping small businesses that are at least 51% owned and operated by a U.S. citizen who is socially and economically disadvantaged. In a significant development, a federal judge in Tennessee has […]

5 reasons GSA contract may NOT be winning government deals

A lot goes into obtaining a GSA Contract. Ensure your company is taking the steps to keep that contracting vehicle not only compliant but also set up in the most advantageous way for your company. It happens often that companies win their GSA award, but later don’t understand why are they not winning any business. […]

Unlocking the Secrets: A Step-by-Step Guide on How to Get a GSA Contract

Why are we writing about this / who are we? Capitol 50 Consultants are renowned experts in securing GSA (General Services Administration) contracts. With a wealth of experience and deep knowledge of the complex GSA contracting process, they have consistently helped numerous businesses navigate the intricacies of government procurement. Capitol 50 Consultants possess a comprehensive […]

Unveiling SCRIPTS: Empowering Supply Chain Risk Management

Have you heard about the upcoming General Services Administration (GSA) Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) titled SCRIPTS—Supply Chain Risk Illumination Professional Tools and Services. Unveiling SCRIPTS The SCRIPTS BPA aims to empower federal agencies with comprehensive visibility into their federal supply chain, ensuring the health of industry suppliers and mitigating potential risks. By establishing core, multi-component […]

GSA’s Perspective: Breaking Down Section 876 in Defense Bill

The Court of Federal Claims delivered a significant blow to federal contracting by overturning two major government-wide acquisition contracts orchestrated by the General Services Administration (GSA). At the core of this setback lies the GSA’s interpretation of Section 876 of the 2018 Defense Authorization, a decision that has far-reaching consequences for the Polaris small business […]