RepEquity Awarded GSA Schedule as a Certified Small Business

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As a digital marketing firm with more than 10 years of experience in the private sector, we are thrilled to announce our GSA Multiple Award Schedule as a certified small business. This makes it easier for the U.S. Government to contract our services while meeting their small business procurement goals.

How does the GSA Schedule benefit government procurement officers?

In addition to ease of ordering, RepEquity’s GSA Schedule Award provides the following benefits to contracting officers working to meet their small business set aside procurement goals:

  • FedBizOpps Synopsis is not required

  • GSA Schedule pricing is predetermined by the GSA to be fair and reasonable

  • All applicable regulations and competition requirements — including FAR & Competition in Contracting Act — have been met

  • Shortened procurement cycles and reduced administrative costs — schedule orders average 15 days, while open-market procurement averages 268 days

  • No order limitations: customers can place an order for any dollar amount

  • Easy payment options — the government issued charge card, GSA SmartPay®, is accepted for all Schedule orders under $3,000

RepEquity’s GSA Schedule Details

We’re registered on the System for Award Management and hold a GSA Professional Services Schedule. Our contract details are as follows:

Contract Number: GS00F307GA
Business Size: Small Business
Contract Period: August 7, 2017 – August 6, 2022

Items Awarded:

  • 541 4A – Market Research and Analytics

  • 541 5 – Integrated Marketing Services

  • 541 4F – Commercial Art and Graphic Design Services

  • 541 4G – Challenges and Competitions Services

  • 541 1 – Advertising Services

  • 541 3 – Web Based Marketing Services

  • 541 4B – Video / Film Production

Whether serving as a prime or subcontractor, we can help meet small business procurement goals without sacrificing quality and results.

For more information or opportunities to partner, contact our sales@req.co.

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