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Are You GSA FastLane Eligible?

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1Do you currently have an upcoming federal opportunity where GSA is requested or likely needed?

A specific bid, opportunity, or agency contact counts.

2How long has your company been in business?

Past performance is one of GSA’s key evaluation factors.

3Do you have sales? (Commercial, state, or federal — any kind.)

Sales history shows your business is operational and viable.

4Is your company registered in SAM.gov with an active UEI?

SAM/UEI registration is required before submitting a GSA offer.

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Checking your FastLane eligibility…

Reviewing your federal opportunity profile

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You qualify for the GSA FastLane.

Qualifying is step one. The documents you submit decide whether you’re awarded in 3–6 months or stuck in revision cycles for a year.

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On the call you’ll get
  • Confirmation of your FastLane eligibility
  • Your exact price tier — no surprises
  • A realistic first-year sales estimate
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What the GSA FastLane is

The FastLane is how GSA Focus prepares and submits a GSA Schedule offer for companies that already clear the basic eligibility bar. It is not a separate government program and it is not a shortcut through GSA review — every offer still goes through the same evaluation, clarifications and negotiations as any other. What changes is who does the work and how few mistakes end up in the package.

A GSA offer is 20 to 30 documents that have to agree with each other. Most rejections come from pricing that cannot be traced to real commercial sales, past performance that does not match the SINs requested, or figures that contradict each other across documents. We prepare the package, submit it on your behalf, and handle the contracting officer’s questions through award.

Who the FastLane is for

  • Companies with an active SAM.gov registration and a UEI
  • Two or more years in business, with past performance we can document
  • Real commercial, state or federal sales history that supports your pricing
  • A federal opportunity in sight, or a clear reason to want on the Schedule

If you are missing one of these, the quiz will say so. We would rather tell you now than take a fee for an offer we expect to be rejected.

What it costs

One flat fee, published on our pricing page — no hourly billing and no percentage of your GSA sales. And no award, no fee: if we do not get you awarded, you do not pay. See the full pricing.

How long it takes

Most clients are approved in about six months, against 2+ years for companies doing it alone. Timelines depend on GSA’s review queue, which we do not control — we will give you a realistic range for your situation on the call rather than a number that sounds good.

GSA Focus is an independent consulting firm. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the U.S. General Services Administration, and we do not control award decisions — those are made by the government. Figures above reflect our own client history since 2006.

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