Businesses Seeking Opportunities in Real Estate
More information on doing business with GSA is available on the For Businesses: Working with GSA page.
GSA provides workplaces to the government by constructing, managing, and preserving federal buildings and by leasing and managing commercial real estate through its Public Buildings Service (PBS).
To accomplish this mission, GSA looks to the private sector for the following:
Helpful Links
| Title | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Doing Business with GSA Part VI: Market to the Federal Government | Website | GSA is committed to providing the vendor community with the necessary training and tools needed to compete for work with the Federal Government. Please select the link to attend upcoming webinar. |
| Miller Act | Federal law outlining how payment bonds protect subcontractors and suppliers | |
| Summary of Performance and Financial Information 2012 | Website | Key information from GSA’s FY 2012 Financial Report |
| 2015 Congressional Justification | Congressional Justifications are part of GSA’s budget that the President sends to Congress every year. | |
| Small Business - Getting Started | Website | Resources for small businesses who are new to federal contracting. |
| PBS on FedBizOpps (FBO) | Website | Federal Business Opportunities - Direct link to database of contracting opportunities for GSA's Public Buildings Service on the Federal Business Opportunities website. |
| FPDS | Website | Federal Procurement Data System – database used to collect and report on Federal procurement spending. |
| How GSA Helps Small Business | Website | Resources, events, and featured opportunities and programs offered by the GSA Office of Small Business Utilization |
| For Vendors - Getting on Schedule | Website | Shows vendors how to become a GSA Schedule contractor |