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The federal procurement landscape is shifting rapidly. Are you ready?

Executive Orders like EO 14240 are transforming how the federal government purchases goods and services—and how contractors must respond. The **General Services Administration (GSA)** now has expanded authority over common procurement, and this impacts every business with or seeking a GSA Schedule.

If you’re already on a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), you need to act now to ensure compliance and maintain competitiveness. If you’re not yet on a schedule, this is the time to get on board.

Key Takeaways from this Webinar:

  • Understand the impact of EO 14240 and other recent Executive Orders on your contracts.
  • Learn how to review and **update your Special Item Numbers (SINs)** to align with GSA’s evolving priorities.
  • Find out why contracts containing **Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) language** or other “non-essential” terms may now be noncompliant.
  • Get strategies to **optimize your GSA schedule**, update labor categories, and adjust service or product offerings based on current market demands.
  • Discover the top mistakes federal contractors are making—and how to avoid them.

Are You Compliant? Are You Optimized?

OST Global Solutions is here to help contractors:

  • Conduct full contract reviews to ensure compliance with the latest regulations.
  • Add or remove SINs in line with GSA’s direction and market needs.
  • Refresh or prepare new GSA schedule proposals to strengthen your position.
  • Develop a business development pipeline that reflects current, not outdated, federal buying trends.

Meet the Experts:

  • David Huff, CEO of OST Global Solutions, who has led over 400 multimillion- and multibillion-dollar federal proposals, helping clients win more than $26 billion in federal contracts.
  • Katey Grogan, Founder of K&G Enterprises, with over a decade of experience in GSA strategy, compliance, and procurement trends. She brings insights from both sides of federal acquisition.