GSA · Agency Code 047

General Services Administration Contract Opportunities

Federal market intelligence for GSA: budget, buying patterns, recompete signals, and the procurement portals you can't miss.

FY26 Budget
$0.5B
YoY Trend
→ stable
Contract Vehicles
3 tracked
Pain Points
6 mapped

What GSA buys

Most GSA dollars don't go through open SAM.gov competitions. Here's how the spend actually breaks down:

25%
SAM.gov posted
60%
GSA Schedule
15%
Direct awards

Top Contract Vehicles

  • MAS (Multiple Award Schedule)
    Managed by GSA
    NAICS: all
  • OASIS+
    Managed by GSA
    NAICS: 541XXX
  • Alliant 3
    Managed by GSA
    NAICS: 541512, 541513

Where GSA posts opportunities

Primary channels: SAM.gov · GSA Advantage · GSA eBuy.

Agency-Specific Portals

These channels post opportunities you won't find on SAM.gov — most contractors miss them.

GSA pain points

What GSA is actively trying to fix — sourced from agency strategic plans, IG reports, and FY26 budget justifications. Map your capabilities to these and you're writing toward an evaluator's actual problem.

  • 1

    Federal building modernization and sustainability

  • 2

    IT acquisition and cloud services

  • 3

    Fleet vehicle electrification

  • 4

    Workplace modernization and hybrid work support

  • 5

    Supply chain and procurement optimization

  • 6

    Cybersecurity for government-wide shared systems - protecting Login.gov, SAM.gov, and other platforms

FY26 funding priorities

Where the money is moving inside GSA in the current and upcoming fiscal years.

  • $3.4B allocated for federal building electrification and HVAC modernization under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, with contracts for energy-efficient systems and net-zero retrofits open for bidding through FY2025-2027
  • $2.1B invested in the Technology Modernization Fund and shared IT services, with GSA issuing task orders for cloud migration and legacy system replacement via existing contract vehicles like Alliant 2 through FY2026
  • $500M committed to federal fleet electrification, targeting conversion of 680K vehicles by 2035, with procurement opportunities for electric vehicle supply and charging infrastructure in FY2025
  • $300M budgeted for cybersecurity enhancements under Zero Trust Architecture mandates (OMB M-22-09), with GSA seeking contractors for identity management and endpoint security solutions in FY2025
  • $150M allocated for federal real property disposal and excess property management, with opportunities for real estate services and auction platforms through FY2026

Small business set-asides at GSA

GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) is the gateway — once you're on Schedule, every federal agency can buy from you without re-competing.

Set-aside percentages shift quarterly. Mindy flags every set-aside opportunity in your daily briefing.

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How Mindy tracks GSA

Mindy pulls GSA opportunities from 5 sources every day — SAM.gov, GSA Advantage, GSA eBuy, agency forecast portals, recompete signals from expiring contracts — then filters by your NAICS, set-aside eligibility, and location. New opportunities and recompete signals land in a single morning email.

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