Contract Vehicle Services
DKA supports companies pursue, maintain, and use federal and state government contract vehicles effectively.
Contract vehicle services
Different vehicles. Different strategies.
DKA supports companies evaluate, pursue, maintain, and use contract vehicles across the federal and state government marketplace. The right approach depends on whether a vehicle is continuously open, periodically on-ramped, closed to new primes, or focused primarily on task order competition.
GSA Multiple Award ScheduleNew offers, Streamlined and Fast Lane applications, joint ventures, modifications, pricing, and ongoing contract support.VA Federal Supply ScheduleOffer, pricing, negotiation, modification, and contract support across the VA's nine FSS schedules.GSA OASIS+Qualification, proposal, domain, project-experience, and teaming strategy for GSA's continuously open professional-services vehicle.NASA SEWPProposal, compliance, onboarding, and opportunity support for federal technology contractors.DLA ECATProposal, pricing, and contract support for medical manufacturers and distributors.GSA PolarisTask-order, teaming, and subcontracting support for companies pursuing opportunities through Polaris.Other GWAC & IDIQ VehiclesAlliant, STARS, HCaTS, agency IDIQs, and other vehicles where task order, teaming, or recompete strategy may be more relevant than a new prime application.TXMASTexas Multiple Award Schedule support.CMASCalifornia Multiple Award Schedules support.
Don't hold the vehicle? Teaming may still create a path to the opportunity.
DKA can work with companies to identify complementary teammates, evaluate prime/subcontractor roles, and organize pursuit teams around the capabilities required by a specific contract vehicle or task order.
Learn about teaming support →Frequently asked questions
Questions companies ask us.
Direct answers to common questions about this part of the government contracting process.
What is a government contract vehicle?
A government contract vehicle is a purchasing mechanism agencies use to buy products or services from a defined pool of contractors under established terms. Examples include GSA MAS, VA FSS, OASIS+, GWACs and state multiple-award schedules.
How do I know which contract vehicle my company should pursue?
The right vehicle depends on what you sell, which agencies or public-sector buyers you want to reach, eligibility requirements, your past performance and whether the vehicle is open to new offers. DKA supports companies evaluate those factors before committing to an application.
Can a company hold more than one government contract vehicle?
Yes. Many contractors hold multiple vehicles because different agencies, product or service categories and acquisition strategies use different purchasing channels.
Does winning a contract vehicle guarantee government sales?
No. A contract vehicle creates access and eligibility, but contractors still need a sales and pursuit strategy, competitive positioning, compliant contract maintenance and, in many cases, task order proposal activity.