GSA Schedules Contract Training (Boston, MA)

Sponsored by GSA Office of Small Business Utilization

Co-sponsored by Massachusetts Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC)

Training: How to Obtain a GSA Schedules Contract (Boston, MA)

This free workshop is designed to encourage and support small businesses interested in obtaining a GSA Schedules contract. Learn more about contracting opportunities, the procurement process and resources available.

Not sure which solicitation applies to your product or service? Please refer to the GSA eLibrary website in order to view or download solicitations. To identify the Schedule that you are interested in, refer to the GSA eLibrary Schedule List and click on the Schedule Number in order to learn more about that Schedule. You can also view and download solicitations by visiting FedBizOpps (FBO).

Before attending the workshop, please review Getting on Schedule and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - about the GSA Schedules.

Identification: You must have a photo ID to enter the building.

Parking: There are several parking garages within a block or two of the Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. Federal Building, including next door at TDBanknorth Garden (formerly known as the Fleet Center).

MBTA ("T") Subway: The closest is the North Station Superstation, which houses the Orange and Green Lines. It is located at the corner of Causeway Street and Canal Street, directly across from TDBanknorth Garden. For MBTA schedules, maps, fares and passes, visit Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (nongovernment website) or call MBTA Customer Support Services at (617) 222-3200.

• Coming from East Boston/Lynn, take the Blue Line to Government Center. Switch to the Green Line, east 2 stops to North Station.
• From the south, take the Red Line to Park Street. Switch to Green Line, east 3 stops to North Station.
• Coming from Cambridge, take the Green Line Shuttle from Lechmere and get off at the second stop, Charles River Park which is right across the street from the Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. Federal Building.