Welcome to the Department of Veterans Affairs Federal Supply Schedule (VA FSS) web site! Under delegated authority by GSA, the VA manages multiple award contracts for medical equipment, supply, pharmaceutical, and service Schedule programs. . With over $19 billion in sales during Fiscal Year (FY) 2023, growing from $16 billion in FY 2022, growing from $13 billion in FY 2018, the VA FSS Service supports the healthcare requirements of the VA and other federal government agencies by providing Federal customers with access to over 1 million state-of-the-art commercial products and services.
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Schedules
Contractors
Customers
Schedules
Delegated authority by the General Services Administration, the VA Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) program supports the healthcare acquisition needs of the VA and other government agencies. Our program manages 9 multiple award Schedule programs for medical equipment, supply, pharmaceutical, and service contracts (FSC 65, 66, and 621). With over 1,574 contracts and approximately $19 billion in annual sales, the VA FSS Service provides Federal customers with access to over 1 million state-of-the-art commercial products and services.
Like GSA Schedule contracts , the VA Schedules are indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity type contracts awarded to pre-approved vendors using full and open competition. Additionally, the FSS program negotiates firm-fixed pricing based on a commercial “most favored customer” pricing concept, including an option for economic price adjustments. All products and services are state-of-the-art and provide national/worldwide coverage.
Contractors
Prospective Contractors: Are you looking to grow your business with the Federal government? Getting a VA Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) contract is often the first step in this process. Learn about our programs, and how you can become a VA FSS contractor. Our online resources for prospective contractors include a step-by-step walk through of the solicitation proposal submission, review, and award process.
For help is determining if your firm qualifies for a VA FSS contract and/or if a VA FSS contract is right for you, visit our Prospective Contractors Webpage.
For more information on the process of getting on schedule, including how to access our solicitations, and the process to obtain a contract, visit our Getting on Schedule webpage.
Current Contractors: Congratulations on successfully completing the solicitation proposal review and award process! Now the real work begins…working to maximize your contract’s full potential.
Check out all of the online resources available to our current contractors to ensure that your firm meets all of its responsibilities as a VA Schedule contractor, including: price list submission & maintenance, quarterly sales reports & IFF remittance, annual registrations/certifications, subcontracting plans (if applicable), and contract modifications.
Customers
Federal acquisitions and procurement is more than just rules and regulations. It is the process of making sound business determinations in order to receive the best products and services for the Government and its customers. The VA Federal Supply Schedule program supports the healthcare acquisition requirements of the VA and other federal government agencies (OGA). The VA is delegated authority by GSA (see FAR 8.402(a) ) for multiple award contracts for medical equipment, supply, pharmaceutical, and service Schedule programs. Federal agencies, including those in remote and overseas locations, can use the VA Schedules program to simplify the acquisition and procurement process while also effecting shorter lead times, affording lower administrative costs, and promoting reduced inventories.
Our online resources walk you through the rules and regulations ordering activities must follow when placing an order against a VA Schedule contract and serve to assist you in developing efficient acquisition strategies by harnessing the limitless benefits of the VA Federal Supply Schedule Program.
Other VA Acquisition Resources
- National Acquisition Center The Office of National Healthcare Acquisition (or National Acquisition Center) is responsible for supporting the health care requirements of the VA and other government agencies.
- National Contract Service Responsible for National Contracts in support of National Standardization; and Blanket Purchase Agreements which are established under the Federal Supply Schedule Program.
- Office of Procurement, Acquisition and Logistics We support our Nation’s Veterans by providing life-cycle acquisition operations solutions. Our goal is to be the premier provider of innovative solutions for our clients and customers.
- Office of Procurement Policy & Warrant Management Services Responsible for management and oversight of VA’s acquisition system, including the VA Acquisition Regulation; training and warranting of its acquisition work force; and analytical support for its procurement programs.
- Vets First Verification Program Public Law (P.L.) 109-461 entitled “Veterans Benefits, Health Care, and Information Technology Act of 2006” provides VA with unique authority for contracting with Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and Veteran-Owned Small Business. In order to qualify for participation in the VA Veterans First Contracting Program, eligible business owners must first be verified.
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