Drafting GSA Schedule contracts manually requires navigating complex federal acquisition regulations, ensuring TAA compliance, structuring intricate pricing schedules, and incorporating mandatory clauses—a process that typically consumes 6-8 hours per contract. Attorneys must cross-reference multiple regulatory sources while maintaining precision in Special Item Numbers, price reduction clauses, and Industrial Funding Fee provisions, creating significant risk of errors or omissions.
GSA Schedule contracts require intricate knowledge of FAR regulations, GSAR supplements, pricing structures, and constantly evolving compliance requirements. Manual drafting takes 12-20 hours and risks costly errors in clause incorporation, SIN descriptions, or IFF calculations that can lead to contract rejection or compliance violations.
CaseMark automates GSA Schedule contract drafting with current FAR and GSAR clause integration, compliant pricing structures, and regulatory verification. Generate complete, execution-ready contracts in minutes with accurate SIN descriptions, proper IFF provisions, and all mandatory certifications.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Corporate attorneys advising businesses on federal market entry need to draft and review GSA Schedule contracts as part of broader corporate strategy and compliance programs.
General corporate practice frequently involves advising clients on government contracting opportunities, requiring expertise in GSA Schedule contract preparation and federal procurement compliance.
Companies with GSA Schedule contracts need governance documentation for federal compliance obligations, pricing approvals, and board-level oversight of government contracting activities.
Corporate governance attorneys must ensure proper authorization and compliance frameworks for companies entering GSA Schedule contracts, particularly regarding pricing decisions and federal regulatory obligations.
GSA Schedule contracts require cybersecurity certifications and compliance documentation, making this workflow essential for attorneys ensuring federal cybersecurity requirements are met.
Federal contractors must comply with strict cybersecurity requirements (DFARS, NIST standards), and GSA Schedule contracts incorporate these obligations requiring specialized compliance review.
CaseMark maintains an updated database of FAR and GSAR clauses with current section numbers, titles, and effective dates. The system automatically incorporates mandatory clauses based on contract type, schedule designation, and SIN categories, ensuring compliance with the latest regulatory amendments. All clause references are verified against official government sources before contract generation.
Yes, CaseMark supports complex multi-SIN contracts with varied pricing models. The system generates separate pricing sections for each SIN, calculates appropriate discount relationships, and ensures SIN-specific compliance requirements are addressed. You can input different basis of award customers, discount percentages, and Economic Price Adjustment provisions for each SIN category.
CaseMark automatically generates comprehensive TAA compliance frameworks including certification language, substantial transformation analysis requirements, and ongoing compliance obligations. The system prompts for country of origin information and creates appropriate documentation requirements for maintaining TAA compliance throughout the contract period.
The system incorporates complete IFF provisions including the correct rate for your schedule type, quarterly reporting obligations, calculation methodology, and payment procedures. CaseMark includes the mandatory GSAR 552.238-74 clause and specifies consequences for non-compliance, ensuring your contract meets all GSA sales reporting requirements.
Yes, CaseMark allows customization for IT-specific requirements including Section 508 accessibility standards, NIST cybersecurity frameworks, FedRAMP authorization requirements, and cyber incident reporting provisions. The system tailors these requirements based on your SIN categories and the nature of products or services offered under the contract.