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State and Local Governments
Who can buy from Schedules?
Commercial products and services are available for purchase by state and local governments, including tribal
governments and educational institutions defined under 40 U.S.C. § 502(c). Please visit each program page to see if you
are eligible to purchase.
If you have a question about eligibility, please visit the GSA eligibility determinations page for more information. If
needed, GSA will issue a formal determination on behalf of the requesting entity that clearly outlines access to GSA
sources of supply. Entities that clearly fall under the definition of state and local government do NOT need to request an
eligibility determination.
Why buy from Schedules?
Schedules offer:
• Strong, competitive pool of pre -vetted contractors
• Pre -negotiated terms, conditions, and competitive prices with the flexibility to seek more discounts
• Emerging technologies and innovative solutions
• Electronic tools that help you
conduct market research,
• find qualified sources,
• streamline and maximize competition, and
• simplify online purchasing
What can you buy through Schedules?
State, local, tribal governments and educational institutions may utilize the following programs to buy goods and
services.
Program Name Description
Cooperative IT, security, and law enforcement products, services, and solutions that support everyday activities and
Purchasing your overall mission are available through Schedule 70 and Schedule 84.
Program
Program Name Description
Disaster Products and services under all Schedules are available, when buying in support of disaster preparation,
Purchasing response, and major disaster recovery, as well as recovery from biological, radiological, or terrorist
Program attacks.
Public Health Products and services offered under all Schedules when spending federal grants funds in direct
Emergencies response to public health emergencies.
1122 Program Equipment to support counterdrug missions, homeland security, and emergency response from General
Services Administration (GSA), Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), and Department of Defense (DoD)
sources of supply. Equipment from GSA sources is limited to specific Schedules and specific vehicles
available from GSA's AutoChoice Program. Contact your State Point of Contact (SPOC) for the 1122
program [PDF -33 KB].
Each individual program page includes detailed scope definitions and ordering guidelines.
National Wildland Fire Program - This program was transferred to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) on May 1, 2014.
Donation Programs
GSA also supports two donation -based programs that support state and local governments:
• Computers for Learning Program
• Federal Supply Personal Property Donation Program